Teachers
Tash believes that Yoga is so much more than just a physical practice. Based on her own personal physical experience, she hopes her classes will help you feel more calm, relaxed and uplifted. She has a light-hearted approach to her classes and encourages everybody to work with their own bodies and to connect with their own inner teacher. All whilst having a giggle and not taking things too seriously!
Shaun's sequences are all about balancing the body to help balance the mind. They can be as challenging or as relaxing as you want them to be. He gives plenty of options if you want to play with inversions or if you want to gently move and slow down. He offers something for everyone.
Samantha believes the benefits of yoga are not only physical - flexibility, strength and enhanced proprioception - but by cultivating focus it is possible to dim competing distractions and move inquiry to a deeper level. She believes this can all be explored with curiosity, smiles and laughs along the way.
Martyna strongly believes that Yoga is for EVERYONE and her biggest dream is to make it available and accessible worldwide. Her motto is “THE STRONGEST TREES IN THE FOREST GROW THE SLOWEST” as she thinks that the real depth of yoga takes time and patience.
'I’ve loved being taught yoga by Lucy B. The classes are relaxed and supportive, with a mixture of abilities and freedom to go at your own pace. I’ve never laughed in a yoga class this much, which is really fun and refreshing! I’m learning so much, and feeling so much more connected to my body.'
Kate’s classes are the perfect combination of mindfulness and fun! Hopefully you laugh just as deep as you breathe and leave feeling more connected to yourself and your body. She believes that through joy and playfulness we are able to draw ourselves away from our busy minds and come back to our bodies, to our breath and hopefully to be more present.
Jamie believes that yoga is for everybody, but not every pose is for everybody. Therefore, he encourages using the practice as a method of self-enquiry, prioritising sensation over shape. Realising that time is precious, Jamie values that his students have invested theirs in attending his class, therefore he always endeavours to ensure that they leave the mat feeling better than when they arrived.
Hebe is an inclusive yoga teacher with a passion for accessible movement. All of Hebe’s classes are invitational, where you can expect to explore movement, breath and mindfulness in a fun and joyful way. Her classes are person centred and beginner friendly, encouraging curiosity about our bodies and movement without judgement.
Hayley is passionate about making yoga accessible for everyone, she encourages people to move their bodies in a way that feels good, not caring if it looks good. Her classes are breath focussed, light hearted and fun; expect to have a giggle, move mindfully and come away feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
Emily’s priority as a yoga teacher is to create a welcoming, non-judgemental and nourishing environment. Her classes encourage people to question their movement habits with a playful and flowing energy. She inspires engaging with your imagination when exploring yoga postures, breath and relaxation.
David’s classes are dynamic, creative, and playful. His goal is to inspire students to challenge themselves in a positive way. The internal journey that yoga facilitates is what he loves so much about the practice, believing it is a tool to connect more deeply to your true self. With a dedicated practice and an open heart he hopes you can take these self discoveries from the mat and into your daily life.
Amy encourages people to move in a way that feels great in their body, making the connection between mind and body, using postures as a moving meditation.
Amandine's classes will help you connect your body and mind, experience each moment by moment. Discover stillness through movement and meditation.
Allie's goal as a teacher is to inspire her students to use yoga as a tool to cultivate strength and subtlety in their bodies and minds. She believes that there is a type of yoga for everyone, and that the practice should be accessible and playful, as well as spiritual.
