Health and wellbeing have always been at the heart of what I care about. I first came to yoga and Pilates looking for a better way to look after my own body, and the difference it made stayed with me. It’s why I wanted to teach.. I trained with the Devon School of Yoga, completing my 500-hour Yoga Teacher Training in 2021, and went on to gain my Diploma in Teaching Mat Pilates in 2024. That same passion for wellbeing has since led me to study Holistic Nutritional Therapy, which I’m completing now. My classes focus on building core strength, stability and freedom of movement, so everyday life feels a little easier. Come as you are, and we’ll take it from there.

Hi, I'm Jen. For over a decade before I ever stepped to the front of a room to teach yoga, I was a dedicated student. My personal practise naturally gravitated toward stronger, more rigorous disciplines, which perfectly complemented my background in Personal Training and Strength & Conditioning. I have a deep appreciation for the mechanics of building functional power. But structurally, we need more than just heavy lifting to thrive in modern life; your nervous system needs intentional space to regulate and rest. That balance is exactly why I built MOKU. I specialise in teaching Hatha, Vinyasa, and the wonderfully dynamic movement of Mandala Vinyasa. Very soon, I will also offer Yin (for when you need to melt over a bolster and tune out the world) and Shake the Dust (a high-energy somatic release). Whether you need to build bulletproof joints, flow creatively, or literally shake the Friday stress out of your body, I’ve got you covered. See you on the mat.

My yoga journey began at a young age, primarily as a physical practice focused on gaining strength and flexibility. From there, it quickly became a permanent fixture that inspired a more holistic approach to life, encompassing meditation, nutrition and cyclical living. I have a keen interest in menstrual cycle awareness, and I believe that what we eat can be a healer for both mind and body. I undertook my yoga teacher training in 2022 with Yoga Like Water, where my perspective of yoga really transformed. For me, yoga is not just about what we do on the mat; it’s about how we approach life at every twist and turn; being present in the ups, downs, and everything in between and ultimately, appreciating life for all the wonderful glimmers and lessons it can provide. I bring these lessons to my offerings and welcome a fun and playful exploration of movement and breath through Vinyasa. Combining my knowledge of cyclical living and embracing teachings from the seasons with a wish to inspire others in the same way that yoga has inspired me. From here, I intend to expand my knowledge through further studies on women’s health, nutrition and massage therapy.

I’ve always loved Pilates for the way it builds real strength through slow, controlled movement. So I teach the kind of class I’d want to go to myself: something that feels like a deep breath, not a punishment. I’m a Level 3 qualified mat Pilates instructor based here in North Devon. My classes are strong, slow and a bit sweaty, always led by the breath, with a focus on control, good form and building strength from the inside out. Expect a good playlist, no shouting and nobody talking about “burning off” breakfast. Whether you’re brand new to Pilates or have been practising for years, my classes are welcoming and adaptable to wherever you’re at that day. We always finish with a short meditation to bring you home to your body, so you leave feeling better than when you arrived.

Teaching since 2014, my classes encompass the traditional Ashtanga primary series, fluid Vinyasa, meditation, and specialised yoga for pregnancy and postnatal care. My training began with Yoga Campus and has since evolved through immersive study with Uma Dinsmore Tuli and Yoga Like Water. My personal practice has been a steady anchor through many life transitions, including three of my own pregnancies. Because of this, I am a big believer in the power of consistency, returning to the mat time and again to find both surrender and strength. Beyond the studio, I have been based in North Devon since 2021, where my broader work is dedicated to holding space for others as a Doula, Grief Coach, and a support worker for women affected by the criminal justice system.

My yoga journey began at a young age, primarily as a physical practice focused on gaining strength and flexibility. From there, it quickly became a permanent fixture that inspired a more holistic approach to life, encompassing meditation, nutrition and cyclical living. I have a keen interest in menstrual cycle awareness, and I believe that what we eat can be a healer for both mind and body. I undertook my yoga teacher training in 2022 with Yoga Like Water, where my perspective of yoga really transformed. For me, yoga is not just about what we do on the mat; it’s about how we approach life at every twist and turn; being present in the ups, downs, and everything in between and ultimately, appreciating life for all the wonderful glimmers and lessons it can provide. I bring these lessons to my offerings and welcome a fun and playful exploration of movement and breath through Vinyasa. Combining my knowledge of cyclical living and embracing teachings from the seasons with a wish to inspire others in the same way that yoga has inspired me. From here, I intend to expand my knowledge through further studies on women’s health, nutrition and massage therapy.

As a Registered Nurse with a PGcert in Clinical Education, my career in the health services sparked a deep passion for supporting others. I combine my clinical background with my experience as a Professional Nursing Advocate, Schwartz Round facilitator, Advanced Communication Skills facilitator and Yoga Teacher to welcome you into a safe, supportive space designed for mindful yoga practice. What makes me unique? It is uncommon to find a registered nurse, teacher, advanced communication trainer, and restorative and resilience-based clinical supervisor who is also a trained yoga teacher. My unique background allows me to offer a truly holistic approach to well-being. Having experienced surgical menopause at age 39 and receiving a diagnosis of ADHD at 41, I profoundly understand the vital need for self-care for everyone, whatever your situation. I plan to continue my education in Reiki, massage, mindfulness, restorative, and yin yoga to further help people unwind and realise the necessity of prioritising their well-being.

Teaching since 2014, my classes encompass the traditional Ashtanga primary series, fluid Vinyasa, meditation, and specialised yoga for pregnancy and postnatal care. My training began with Yoga Campus and has since evolved through immersive study with Uma Dinsmore Tuli and Yoga Like Water. My personal practice has been a steady anchor through many life transitions, including three of my own pregnancies. Because of this, I am a big believer in the power of consistency, returning to the mat time and again to find both surrender and strength. Beyond the studio, I have been based in North Devon since 2021, where my broader work is dedicated to holding space for others as a Doula, Grief Coach, and a support worker for women affected by the criminal justice system.