Frequently Asked Questions

Go to https://yogawithyaisa.punchpass.com/, bookmark this link or download the app on your phone. Create an account. Once signed in, click on the class of your choice either in the calendar or the schedule. Reserve your spot for the online or the studio class. If the studio class is full, get on the waitlist. It is not uncommon for places to come free last minute. Make sure you receive a confirmation email.

If you have a valid class pass, you are all set. If you have not paid yet, you can pay online or on the day at the shala (cash or card)

You need a valid pass or membership to book an online class (See How do I pay for a class.)

Once you have booked for an online class (see How do I book a class), you receive a booking confirmation. The day before the class and also 15 minutes before the start of the class, you receive a reminder email with the Zoom link. Make sure you have Zoom already downloaded on your device. I recommend a device with the largest screen possible. You can connect your laptop to your TV for a larger view. Make sure you test the audio and your camera before the start of the class.

A few minutes before the class, click on the Zoom link to get a direct & live connection with the class. Simply place your computer/webcam so that I have a good view of you and your mat. Have the volume of your device turned up so you can hear me and you’re all set.

For more detailed instructions on how to use/set Zoom, click here.

Yes, but only online! Simply book your online class (see How do I book a class and How do I join an online class) and don’t worry about paying a thing!

Due to the limited amount of spots in the shala, I do not offer free introduction classes in the shala. You are however, welcome to wait until after your first class before you decide what kind of class card you would like to buy. If you loved it, you can purchase an introduction pass (3 x lucky), a 5- or a 10-class pass and your first class will be deducted from that pass. If you decide you won’t be coming back any time soon, just pay for the single class (see How do I pay for a class pass).

Go to https://yogawithyaisa.punchpass.com and create an account or sign in. Go to My Reservations (if there is no number next to the My Reservations, you have no current bookings). Once you are in the reservations window, click on the class you wish you move or cancel and follow the instructions. If you cancel less than four hours before the start of the class, it’s a late cancellation and the system charges your pass for the class.

Online (debit/credit card):

• Log in to your account at https://yogawithyaisa.punchpass.com and go to Purchase a Pass to pay with your credit card online.

By bank transfer:

• Transfer the amount to the below bank account and send me an email to let me know you paid by transfer.
  • Name: Yaisa Nio
  • BSB: 086270
  • Account: 293203003 

In-person (cash/card)

• You can pay on the day, with cash or card.

Online (debit/credit card):

• Log in to or create your account at https://yogawithyaisa.punchpass.com
• Go to Purchase a Pass and choose your Membership
• Choose the starting date of your membership
• Give your credit card details

Now let the bank do the work for you. All you need to do is rock up on the yoga mat with me.

Go to https://yogawithyaisa.punchpass.com and create an account or sign in. Go to My Active Passes. You can see your current pass(es), how many classes you have attended and how many you have left. If applicable, you also see an expiry date.

Yes, you can! Get access to recorded classes via the Content Library. You can get a pass to the Full Collection or to the Yin Collection and you can choose between passes for 1, 7, 30 or 90 days.

To access the Collection after you’ve bought a pass, log into your account at https://yogawithyaisa.punchpass.com and go to the Content Library.

No, sorry! I need everyone to sign the liability waiver so each students needs to create their own account and book in for they own classes.

Yes, you can buy a class pass for someone else. You do not need to have a Punchpass account.

Go to Purchase a Pass and click on the gift card of your choice. The rest is explained there. 

If you would like a gift card for a different pass, please contact me. 

Heartland is a private property. The public entrance is accessible from Cox Road, not from Norman Road.

To reach Heartland get onto Main South Road. Turn west onto Cox Road and follow to the Aldinga Beach Holiday Park. Mind the kangaroos! Turn left after the Park into the NO THROUGH ROAD and continue along the windy road for about 600 meters. Look for the Yoga with Yaisa sign on a gate to your right. 

There is an access code to open the gate which you receive once you’ve booked a class.

Drive through the paddock and park anywhere next to the other cars. Depending on the weather, it can be dusty or muddy in the parking area, so I recommend wearing appropriate shoes 🙂  

The shala (yoga space) is the left wing of the big house as you walk up to it. You can take off your shoes outside the house (on the right side of the shala) and come in through the sliding door directly into the shala. If it’s raining, you can come in through the kitchen door (where the shoe racks are) to avoid getting wet feet and enter the shala through the door next to the couch.

From a hygiene perspective, I certainly recommend you bring your own props, at the very least your own mat.

For Ashtanga and Hatha yoga, you don’t need much more than a yoga mat and possibly a couple of blocks. For Yin yoga, I recommend you bring a mat, a bolster, a block, a belt and a blanket.

However, all props are available at the studio, so you can borrow anything you need.

For general hygiene purposes, please bring a towel or a scarf to place over the studio props to avoid skin contact as much as possible.

If you need advice on what kind of mat or other props to buy, please ask!

Please read the section on the yoga classes we offer at Yoga with Yaisa for information on what style would suit you best.

You can also head over to the booking system for more information. Simply click on the class you are interested in.

Yes, absolutely. Reach out and we’ll figure out a way to get you on the yoga mat. I am open to barter trades, payment plans or any other solution that works for you and for me.

Yes, it could very well be! If your aim is to improve your health, in body and mind, you are at the right address. I am not naturally flexible either and have been very unfit in some times in my life. Yoga got me where I am now. Yoga is not about being able to do the splits. Yoga is about showing up on your mat. Over time, a regular yoga practice can help build fitness, flexibility and improve mental health and I’d love to guide you in that journey.