Breathe in,
stretch out,
yoga on
campus.
Prana is a student-run association for yoga, movement and wellbeing at the University of Twente. We host open, accessible sessions for students of every level.
A student association, not a studio.
Prana is a student-run space for yoga, movement, and everyday wellbeing at the University of Twente. We organise accessible sessions on campus — open to every faculty, every level, every body.
No memberships in a glossy studio. No spiritual gatekeeping. Just a steady, friendly place to step away from your laptop, move a little, and breathe.
“Strong enough to hold a posture, soft enough to hold a conversation after.”
Our working idea of yoga
A small, honest set of things.
We'd rather do a few things well than promise the world. Everything is built around the rhythm of a student week.
- 01
Yoga sessions
Weekly drop-in classes covering breath, posture and steady, accessible flows.
- 02
Mobility & stretching
Practical sessions to undo desk-shaped backs and stiff hips between lectures.
- 03
Meditation & relaxation
Short guided sits and breathwork to settle the nervous system before exams.
- 04
Wellbeing workshops
Occasional workshops on sleep, focus, journaling and student mental health.
- 05
Community activities
Walks, shared meals and informal meet-ups — no performance, no pressure.
A quieter side of student life.
University is intense. Prana exists to make caring for yourself simple, social, and part of your week.
A calmer rhythm
A grounded counterweight to deadlines, screens, and the louder side of student life.
Built for students
Short sessions, fair pricing, on campus — designed around your week, not a studio's.
Open to beginners
No flexibility, gear or experience required. Curiosity is enough to start.
A real community
An alternative to drinking culture: meet people through movement and shared time.
First sessions starting soon.
The schedule is being finalised with the university.
Join the interest list to be the first to hear about times, locations and the kickoff session of the semester.
Say hi.
Questions, ideas, or want to help shape Prana? We'd love to hear from you.