Oliver Richard has been teaching yoga since 2018, and practising since 2014. He began his journey at Love Yoga in Sarah Durney’s Mysore room, furthering this in 2017 upon travelling to India for the first time to study with Bharat Shetty of Indea Yoga. His Tuesday evening Mysore class is a perfect complement to Charlie’s morning sessions, with a large overlap between their teaching. This evening slot allows yogis a chance to practice later in the day if they can’t manage the earlier times, and is an inclusive room where all styles of yogic asana are welcome, as well as meditation and pranayama. Oliver is always keen to focus on the parallels between modern science and ancient yogic philosophy, as they both attempt to make sense of what it means to be human. Further, he has a special passion for pranayama and its many effects on the practitioner. Much of this stems from his first class degree in Neuroscience with Psychology from Aberdeen University, 2011.

Charlie Grange discovered yoga in 2013, and has since developed a deep love of the practice. Committed explorations of the Ashtanga series with Sarah Hatcher have led to further studies of Vinyasa Krama and Hatha based sequencing. Travelling the world in pursuit of her passion, Charlie has practiced with many esteemed teachers including Kino McGregor, David Garrigues and Bharath Shetty. She has also worked extensively with Matthew Sweeney to become one of the few teachers worldwide qualified to teach Moon Sequence. Her wealth of experience and dedication is balanced by an unique sense of humour and easy going attitude.

Julia Milne attended her first class at Love Yoga in 2017 a few months before turning 40 and has been a regular ever since. Julia practices each morning with Charlie and trained with Bharath Shetty at IndeaYoga. Julia’s aim is to make yoga accessible to all and applies a trauma informed and nurturing approach to her classes.

Jennie Wren is an avid explorer of both the outer natural world and the inner world of the mind and consciousness. Her devotion to studying yoga came after experiencing the powerful healing effect her physical practice had on her mental and spiritual health. Jennie is passionate about sharing her knowledge and experience of yoga, both on and off the mat, so that others may discover all that it has to offer.

Julia Milne attended her first class at Love Yoga in 2017 a few months before turning 40 and has been a regular ever since. Julia practices each morning with Charlie and trained with Bharath Shetty at IndeaYoga. Julia’s aim is to make yoga accessible to all and applies a trauma informed and nurturing approach to her classes.

Grace McKelvie has been practicing yoga for 27 years and teaching for 7, and found Yin Yoga back in 2010 through Martin’s classes. She teaches a fusion of breath focused movement and Yin yoga. Both styles of practice working well together to bring a balance of strength, fluidity, flexibility, focus and stillness. Her classes are suitable for new students, including beginners – all are welcomed with a smile and an open heart.