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Yoga Basics - 4 Week Course for Absolute BeginnersLearn some of the fundamentals of any yoga practice - how to develop awareness of body and breath, stretch and strengthen the body, experience the 3 stages of the breath and learn the art of relaxation.
Ashtanga Vinyasa YogaA physically demanding form of yoga, following a series of set postures in a sequence. The room is not heated but the practices will naturally build heat within the body.
Body Positive YogaSo often we focus on the ways in which we are not enough. So often we focus on our bodies as a presentation of our self worth. So often we mistake our bodies as the ultimate representation of who we are.
This yoga class provides a space in which to disentangle from these concepts and to simply experience our bodies as they are right now, in form and function, worthy of love. This class is for women only. Detox Flow & Yin YogaYin/Yang fusion. Expect a buoyant Vinyasa Flow with music; elevating energy, generating heat, getting sweaty – ideal methods to unburden and re-energize our systems. As the Yang practice segues into a Yin practice, we enter the space of longer held seated postures and more contemplative inner arts. Yin poses penetrate deep into connective tissue expanding flexibility and aiding healing while freeing energetic blockages and increase energy flow. The perfect duo to start the week. Open to everyone who likes to move including enthusiastic beginners. Forrest YogaAs well as working with the muscles in a similar fashion as in the classical Hatha and Vinyasa yoga, Forrest yoga (created by Ana Forrest) focusses on strengthening the abdominals, back, and shoulders whilst at the same time releasing built-up tension, particularly in the neck and the jaw. Practitioners are encouraged to use strong Ujjayi breath throughout the practice with the emphasis on the exhalation to release tension, especially in the jaw line. Postures are also held for a bit longer compared to a usual flow style. Please note this is a strong asana class, suitable for people wishing to challenge themselves physically.
Hatha YogaA traditional blend of physical postures (asana), breathwork, (pranayama), deep relaxation and/ or meditation. Classes tend to be at slower pace and postures held for a longer period of time than in more 'flowing' styles.
Iyengar Yoga - Introductory LevelWhether you’re new to yoga, or looking to improve your technique, Iyengar Yoga is a great way to boost your well-being, increase flexibility, build strength and relieve stress.
Iyengar Yoga places particular focus on body awareness to help you develop healthy alignment in the poses. You will also learn about appropriate sequencing and how to use props for support and to encourage deeper release or increased extension. Our Introductory class is ideal for beginners as well as those with experience of other yoga styles wanting to explore the Iyengar approach. Iyengar Yoga - IntermediateA traditional style of yoga with a focus on using props to develop precision and correct alignment in asana.
Our intermediate class will focus on refining the practices by deepening the understanding of the relation between the groups of asanas and their sequencing and revising the techniques in more detail.
A Kundalini yoga class features the familiar elements of asana, meditation, and chanting, but it combines these in unique way. Each class consists of a different kriya, or set of poses that are designed for a specific purpose, such as opening the heart, fighting off illness, or nurturing creativity. Each class includes mantras and meditations that support the purpose of the kriya. It can work very well in conjunction with a traditional asana practice.
Gentle YogaA gentle yoga class will be accessible to all and may focus on floor or chair-based practices. It is suitable for anyone - even those practitioners that may be more experienced - and may be especially beneficial for those recovering from illness or with long-term conditions.
Restorative YinRestorative Yin focuses on balancing the passive, lunar, deep and still asana by holding postures for a longer period of time whilst being supported by props. This is a softer variation of Yin and aims to increase the health and integrity of the myofascial body and joint complexes. Yin practices are a direct antidote to the stresses and challenges of modern life. ‘To be in the state of Yin is to acquaint with your true self’.
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Mobility-Friendly YogaThis is an accessible, mobility-friendly class for seniors or anyone with reduced mobility. The majority of the practices are on the floor or on a chair.
Full attention is given to each participants' individual needs - the focus of this class is adapting yoga practice to you, and in order to do so a range of modifications are offered throughout the class. Restorative YogaRestorative Yoga uses seated and lying postures and props to create a grounded, soothing practice, with a focus on calming and centreing the body and mind.
Beverley Nolan's special blend of intelligent movement enquiry and restorative yoga makes for a unique chill-out session. Expect to relax deeply and to come away from each session feeling replenished. Restorative FlowRestorative Flow blends yoga, somatic and mindful movements together with restorative yoga postures to create a class that is deeply balancing. Movement sequences are gentle and fluid, intelligently designed to bring awareness to the body, and restorative postures are done fully propped either seated or lying down and are created to be complementary to the overall approach of each class.
This class is created to be accessible to all. Expect a class that is mindful, centring and restorative. Simple YogaJust yoga, no fuss! This class focuses on simpler movements for maintaining general wellbeing, strength and flexibility.
It welcomes relatively fit and independent seniors, people returning to fitness after a longer break, beginners, or anyone who just wishes to ... well, keep it simple! Vinyasa FlowA dynamic, 'flowing' style of yoga blending the transition between postures into one seamless sequence. Vinyasa is for building strength, focus and endurance. Classes may include music and though the pace of each class may vary according to the style of each teacher majority of vinyasa classes tend to be faster paced.
Yin YogaYin Yoga involves mindfully working with seated and lying postures, which are held for longer periods of time. The focus in on the connective tissues in the body, with the aim of increasing circulation in the joints and improving flexibility.
Well Woman YogaWell Woman classes focus on nourishing and enriching practices for women at all stages of life. By developing a respectful awareness of the shifting cycles within women, greater health and freedom can be gained. This class is for women only.
Satyam YogaSatyam Yoga draws on traditional yoga practices, introducing asana, pranayama, mudras, bandhas, yoga nidra and meditation into the sessions. Practices are introduced safely and systematically, enabling students to work at a pace which is right for them. The physical practice includes both yin and yang elements, and each session may incorporate slow and deep floor-based stretching, more dynamic sequences, classic yoga asana or more somatic led explorations. As sessions progress, yogic philosophy, physiology and chanting may also form part of the practice.
Jivamukti YogaJivamukti classes integrate the physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects of yoga. Classes include dynamic vinyasa based asana practice, hands-on adjustments, breath awareness, meditation and deep relaxation. Theme of a class is supported by Sanskrit chanting, eclectic music, readings, spoken word and references to yoga philosophy texts.
Jivamukti Yoga: Magic 10 and BeyondThe Magic Ten & Beyond Yoga Class is the latest exciting offering from Jivamukti Yoga. Designed by founder Sharon Gannon, based on her personal spiritual practice, this class goes beyond asana and includes breath work - various forms of pranayama, meditation and positive affirmations for all-round well-being.
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