Classes

Relax Replenish Revive

6.30am 11am 5.15pm 7.15pm
Mon Ashtanga Ashtanga Hatha Beginner
Tues Hatha Restorative Hatha
Wed Ashtanga Advanced Ashtanga Hatha Restorative
Thurs Hatha Ashtanga Beginner
Fri Ashtanga Beginner Hatha
Sat Ashtanga Advanced Restorative
Sun Hatha Restorative Restorative

6.30am - Ashtanga
5.15pm - Ashtanga
7.15pm - Hatha Beginner

6.30am - Hatha
11am - Restorative
5.15pm - Hatha

6.30am - Ashtanga Advanced
11am - Ashtanga
5.15pm - Hatha
7.15pm - Restorative

11am - Hatha
5.15pm - Ashtanga Beginner

6.30am - Ashtanga Beginner
7.15pm - Hatha

6.30am - Ashtanga Advanced
11am - Restorative

6.30am - Hatha
11am - Restorative
7.15pm - Restorative

Find your style

We have classes to suit all abilities. Our beginner classes are aimed at those who have never done yoga or haven't done it in a long time and want to revisit the basics. Our advanced classes are aimed at those who have a strong understanding and capability of yoga and are in a position to explore more advanced movements. Classes that don't specify level are general classes and are suitable for all levels. If you are unsure about what level you are at, or want to discuss further, please get in touch and we can answer your questions.
All our classes are an hour and a half.

Ashtanga

Developed by the late Pattabhi Jois, Ashtanga is a vigorous style of yoga that incorporates set sequences or series of postures where the breath is linked with movement. There are six levels of sequences or series in Ashtanga yoga. The Ashtanga system emphasizes the Eight Limbs of Yoga as outlined in the Yoga Sutras, which Malaspina says serves as practices for living a meaningful life. This system inspires followers to adopt a daily practice of yoga. The energetic nature of all of the series leads to a cleansing of the body through heat, which enhances circulation, improves joint pain, carries impurities away from the body, and builds strength.

Hatha

The Sanskrit term "hatha" is an umbrella term for all physical postures of yoga. In the West, hatha yoga simply refers to all the other styles of yoga (ashtanga, Iyengar, etc.) that are grounded in a physical practice. However, there are other branches of yoga such as kriya, raja, and karma yoga that are separate from the physical-based yoga practice. Hatha yoga can help reduce aniexty and improve mental health, improve and support balance and improve overall fitness. Our hatha class is a combination of centering excerises, mediatation and finding alignment through breath, balance and movement.

Restorative

Restorative yoga focuses on winding down after a long day and relaxing your mind. At its core, this style focuses on body relaxation. Restorative yoga also helps to cleanse and free your mind. Restorative yoga can help improve quality of sleep, manage aniexty and mental health and alleviate stress. It is great to let go of a stressful day or relaxing and preparing for a busy day ahead, and ensuring you make time for yourself. Our restorative yoga class, we focus of set postures, breathwork and stillness. If props are required, we have some at the studio.

Rates

All our classes are £10 each. We offer a drop-in style for our classes. No need to book, just turn up on the day and pay when you arrive. We accept card, cash or bank transfer.

What to bring

We recommend wearing comfortable clothing that you can easily move in. Don't wear anything too tight or restrictive. Mats and props are provided, but if you have your own you are more than welcome to bring them with you. We encourage you to have a jumper or extra layer and/ or socks for wind-downs at the end of practice.
It's a good idea to take water with you and any medication you may require.

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