Step onto your mat, switch off mentally and connect with your breathe and movement. A flowing yoga sequence, starting with warming sun salutations followed by holding poses. Designed to warm, stretch and align your body, to get you moving, breathing and connecting your mind and body.

Slow and mindful, gentle but powerful, can be restorative or as powerful as you make it. Not necessarily easier because it’s slow - we’re often holding in a pose for a while. But you take rest when you need to.

Steady Strength Yoga is suitable for anyone but especially good for older bodies, injured bodies or ones that haven’t been to yoga for absolutely ages. Or indeed, never tried it!

The emphasis will be on functional strength, balance and longevity – while staying safe, and doing it in a supportive and empowering way. We will still be practicing all the really important aspects of yoga like breath work (which calms our central nervous system and relaxes us) and plenty of wonderfully detoxifying twisting and stretching. Taught in a way which is accessible yet physically engaging.

We practice on yoga mats in our bare feet, in comfortable stretchy clothing. There will be the option to use a chair if you find getting down on the floor and up again challenging. Although you will be moving your body in a different way to the people lying on a yoga mat, you are still accessing the same muscle groups.

Steady Strength Yoga is suitable for anyone but especially good for older bodies, injured bodies or ones that haven’t been to yoga for absolutely ages. Or indeed, never tried it! Chair or mat options.

The emphasis will be on functional strength, balance and longevity – while staying safe, and doing it in a supportive and empowering way. We will still be practicing all the really important aspects of yoga like breath work (which calms our central nervous system and relaxes us) and plenty of wonderfully detoxifying twisting and stretching. Taught in a way which is accessible yet physically engaging.

We practice on yoga mats in our bare feet, in comfortable stretchy clothing. There will be the option to use a chair if you find getting down on the floor and up again challenging.. Although you will be moving your body in a different way to the people lying on a yoga mat, you are still accessing the same muscle groups.

Step onto your mat, switch off mentally and connect with your breathe and movement. A flowing yoga sequence, starting with warming sun salutations followed by holding poses. Designed to warm, stretch and align your body, to get you moving, breathing and connecting your mind and body.

Slow and mindful, gentle but powerful, can be restorative or as powerful as you make it. Not necessarily easier because it’s slow - we’re often holding in a pose for a while. But you take rest when you need to.

Step onto your mat, switch off mentally and connect with your breathe and movement. A flowing yoga sequence, starting with warming sun salutations followed by holding poses. Designed to warm, stretch and align your body, to get you moving, breathing and connecting your mind and body.

Slow and mindful, gentle but powerful, can be restorative or as powerful as you make it. Not necessarily easier because it’s slow - we’re often holding in a pose for a while. But you take rest when you need to.

A luxurious pause in stillness, silence and a deep release of our muscles and stiff clunky bits. In Yin Yoga we focus on stillness. We find our "edge" and pause there for a length of time. The magic starts to happen with the time spent in the asana, not the depth to which we have moved into it. Held on the first Wed of each month.

It’s a low energy practice, mat based. Ideal if you’re feeling tired. The asanas are designed to revitalise our chi (energy) by stimulating our meridians (energy pathways) and organs. We move gently into position and hold there for three to five minutes. We use props to support us (like bolsters, cushions, blankets).
You can bring a blanket and an eye pillow, and we usually do this one by candlelight.

A luxurious pause in stillness, silence and a deep release of our muscles and stiff clunky bits. In Yin Yoga we focus on stillness. We find our "edge" and pause there for a length of time. The magic starts to happen with the time spent in the asana, not the depth to which we have moved into it. Held on the first Wed of each month.

It’s a low energy practice, mat based. Ideal if you’re feeling tired. The asanas are designed to revitalise our chi (energy) by stimulating our meridians (energy pathways) and organs. We move gently into position and hold there for three to five minutes. We use props to support us (like bolsters, cushions, blankets).
You can bring a blanket and an eye pillow, and we usually do this one by candlelight.