All Levels › 20 to 30 mins

Margi Young

Let’s move with ease and awaken our bodies with a gentle, uplifting flow. Through mindful movement, soft stretches, and steady breathwork, we’ll cultivate energy, shake off stiffness, and step into the day feeling refreshed and revitalised. Suitable for all levels, this class is designed to bring lightness to the body and clarity to the mind.

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Sally Parkes

In this gentle, therapeutic yoga class to help pelvic floor function, we remain mostly on the floor. The class is designed to promote healing and relaxation, helping to restore balance and function to the pelvic muscles. Perfect for those looking to take a gentle, restorative approach to pelvic floor health. You will need a bolster and two blocks.

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Sally Parkes

This strengthening the pelvic floor class will help the pelvic floor to stay strong and function well throughout our lives. Class starts with a short warm-up, then we do a series of movements, to work on building a stronger and more functional pelvic floor to support everyday activities. This class is designed to enhance both strength and flexibility in the pelvic muscles. You'll need a bolster and a yoga brick.

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Sally Parkes

Build on pelvic floor strength by incorporating different speeds of movement. The pelvic floor consists of both fast and slow-twitch muscle fibers, so working at varied speeds is essential for recruiting all muscle fibers and maintaining their strength and flexibility. This is especially important for post-menopausal individuals, as fast-twitch fibers decline more rapidly with age due to reduced collagen production. You’ll move through seated, all fours, and standing positions, with yoga poses and Pilates-inspired variations that are more challenging. You may need wall for balance during faster standing movements. You'll need a yoga bolser, if you have one, and a yoga block or book. It is recommended that you do Gentle Pelvic Floor exercises before this one.

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Sally Parkes

In this gentle yet powerful session, Sally guides us through practical techniques to maintain a healthy pelvic floor by balancing strength and flexibility. We’ll begin with simple movements to warm up the pelvic area, followed by a dynamic and static series of yoga poses. Through a variety of positions—side-lying, all fours, seated, and standing—we’ll practise contracting and releasing the pelvic floor, helping to build resilience and functionality for everyday movement. This class is a practical and accessible way to connect with your body and feel supported.

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Amy Holly

A fantastic full body workout Barre class using chairs as ballet barres we will explore creating strength in the whole body from first, second and fourth position, including plenty of squats. Feel stable and connected while improving your overall muscle endurance and strength.

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Clive Fogelman

A gentle class to ease the body back to movement after a period of illness or injury, or after a period of not practicing. Gentle stretches to gently get the body moving again and feel more energised and invigorated after a period where we may have been more sedentary. Starting with gentle standing stretches, then stretching the hips and finally coming to floor stretches, this class is perfect to get you moving again.

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Lucy McCarthy

This yoga nidra journey is for when life is challenging and we find ourselves feeling listless and without purpose. Lucy guides us into a deep state of inner listening with honesty and clarity so that we can acknowledge any feelings of apathy within. We embrace what is, whilst coaxing forth submerged desires and motivating forces. Perfect for those times when life is overwhelming or when we are feeling listless. Especially beneficial for those experiencing menopause, going through life changes or for those who would like to feel passion and enthusiasm again.

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Andrea Kwiatkowski

Calm the nervous system with this Jivamukti breathwork and meditation practice. Alternate nostril breathing is taught with Sanskrit and then a meditation with the internal mantra of 'Hari Om.' If you have mala beads and wish to practice with those, have them on hand.

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Kate Walker

A perfect all-levels yoga class to make you feel open in the shoulders, to combat tech neck stoop, and feel free in your body. An accessible, easy to follow class that opens up the stiff upper back and shoulders to allow for more ease in the breath and the heart centre. We invite energy and breath to this vital area to create a sense of calm, wellbeing and courage.

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Lucy McCarthy

This yoga nidra takes us on a journey in which we dive below the surface of our conscious, analytical mind. This nidra is perfect for the days when you are feeling overwhelmed with decisions, if focusing is difficult, or if you're suffering from the brain fog of menopause. Find a sense of quiet and spaciousness deep within that invites a connection to deep clarity and inner vision. A relief from the fog that can overcome our minds. Come away feeling clearer and more aligned with your higher vision."

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Kate Walker

A blissful, easy-to-follow yoga class that targets the lower body - feet, ankles, calves, thighs, hamstrings and - of course - hips! Great after a lot of sitting, a lot of walking, or when you're feeling overwhelmed and you'd benefit from some grounding and finding stability. You'll need a strap.

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Clive Fogelman

Part of the Yoga for Runners series. Today's focus will be on the knees and how we can develop our knee strength through our yoga practise. You might be aware of the need to strengthen your knees or have been guided to this as way of recovering from a knee injury. There will also be some ideas on how you can integrate awareness of your knees into your other yoga classes with some focus on dynamic movement, stretching and leg balancing work.

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Clive Fogelman

A yoga class you can do anywhere, no need for a yoga mat no need for a yoga space, so this is great for hotels or when we're on the go. A standing sequence to wake the mody up and to gently start the day. No need for a yoga mat, these are movements to increase circulation and joint mobility with a little bit of strength. Use it as a warm up for other classes or in the morning to get the body going. Equally good as a midday energiser or at the end of the day if you've been sitting for long periods or driving. A great way to break up the day and feel more refreshed, centered and focused for the day ahead.

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Kate Walker

A well-rounded and accessible yoga class with plenty of twist postures to boost our immune system and cleanse from the inside out. With carefully structured sequences that open up the body with twists and side bends you'll help yourself feel better in no time. Great for when you feel you're fighting off a cold, but equally fab when you just want an energy boost.

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Lizzie Reumont

This class is all about allowing the body to rest and to participate as much as it wants to but to also have the option to just breathe. Observe the gentle pulses and sensations the body creates, even when we do not do anything. This class can be practised lying down in bed.

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Clive Fogelman

Part of the Yoga for Runners series. This class is designed to support those of you dealing with shin splints. The class will go through a range of movements and stretches to help alleviate pain and discomfort from shin splints as well as highlighting some options that you can integrate into your other yoga classes to support your shins.

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Clive Fogelman

This hatha yoga class is all about using our practise to invigorate the body and mind. We will explore some side bending, twisting and strengthening movements to activate and open up the body. Leave the class feeling energised, uplifted and ready to tackle the day ahead.

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