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Swedbank Tallinn Marathon 2026
Race weekend 11-13 September 2026. Goyoga is about 1 km from the Falgi tee start/finish - gentle Hatha, Yin, and 9D breathwork for runners, locals, and visitors.
Sunday Reset #2 · 13 Sep 17:00 · Early bird 20€ until 10 Sep
The Swedbank Tallinn Marathon returns on 11-13 September 2026 with races from the Welcome Run to the full 42.2 km. Start and finish for the main distances sit on Falgi tee at the foot of Toompea. Race office and expo are on Freedom Square (Vabaduse väljak). Whether you finished a half, a 10K, or the marathon - or you are in town to cheer - your body and nervous system still need soft recovery, not more pounding.
Goyoga Tallinn sits at Narva mnt 7D (Block B, 3rd floor), roughly a 12-15 minute walk from Falgi tee and about 10 minutes from Freedom Square. Mats, props, showers, and tea are on site. English and Estonian in the room. No membership required for drop-ins.
Featured recovery event
Sunday 13 September 2026, 17:00-18:15. Grounding Hatha with Ere Kaaristu, then a guided 25-minute 9D Nidra breathwork journey with Liina Täht. Built for runners after race day - and open to anyone who wants to settle body and mind.
After 10 Sep, use the regular 25€ Wise link . Questions: [email protected] .
Official programme (confirm details on jooks.ee before you travel):
In the first day or two after a long race, aggressive stretching and hard training often backfire. Gentle mobility, longer exhales, and lying-down rest help circulation and calm the nervous system while tissues repair. That is exactly what Sunday Reset combines: slow Hatha, then guided breath and rest.
Honest distances from Goyoga (Narva mnt 7D):
Photo directions and parking notes: how to find us . Neighbourhood context: yoga near Old Town .
Beyond Sunday Reset, book a single class or the Studio Explorer Pass (3 classes / 29€). Soft options first; save strong flows for later in the week.
Race weekend packs hotels near Old Town and the centre. After bib pickup on Freedom Square, you are already close to us. Walk the Old Town walls, rest in Kadriorg after the Welcome Run, then book a soft class or Sunday Reset instead of another late night. Ferry guests from Helsinki can fit a drop-in before sailing back.
No. The theme supports race recovery, but the session suits anyone who wants gentle movement and nervous-system rest.
This session is taught in Estonian. Many regular classes run with English cues - check the schedule or message us for English-friendly options.
Keep the first hours for food, fluids, and walking. Sunday Reset at 17:00 gives marathon finishers time to rest first. Skip deep tissue work and intense stretching on day one if you feel inflamed.
On the organiser site jooks.ee . Goyoga is a yoga studio nearby - we do not sell race bibs.
Comfortable clothes. Mats, props, and 9D headphones for the event are provided. Arrive 10-15 minutes early on your first visit.
