Mimi Kuo-Deemer
Mimi has been a student of yoga since 1995 and an avid lover of dance since 1978, when her mother put her in ballet school for walking with turned-in toes. Mimi mainly teaches a breath and alignment-based vinyasa yoga that is cross-pollinated with aspects of Daoist and Buddhist teachings.
She champions meditation as the answer to just about all of life's most pressing questions, and never underestimates the strength and clarity that yoga can provide at times when life turns grim corners. Her two main teachers in the yoga world, Erich Schiffmann and Donna Farhi, continually humble her with the idea that yoga is the art of living, listening, and learning to embody a deeply spiritual tradition.
In 2002, Mimi co-founded Yoga Yard, Beijing’s first and leading yoga studio, which she co-directed for seven years. She now lives in London, and teaches classes, workshops and retreats in the UK and internationally. She is the author of the DVD "Vinyasa Yoga: A Steady Mindful Practice".
Champion of Change Podcast with Mimi
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Mimi combines a sense of humour in story telling, with telling us how it is. In this chat, Mimi shares her radical vision of a sustainable health and fitness. This is a vision in which we move for our health and wellbeing not for a sense of accomplishment. Where our target is to live more in tune with the natural world and our life’s rhythms.
Challenges with Mimi
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Build Courage and Resilience
15 Steps
Strong yoga and deep relaxation for when life is tough.
Sharpen Your Mind
12 Steps
Practices to improve your focus and concentration and enhance your study breaks with yoga.
Happy Hour Yoga
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Start to Flow with Vinyasa Yoga
17 Steps
Develop your understanding of Vinyasa Yoga and start to flow with this 17-day course.
Move Into Calm: Yoga to reset and recentre
24 Steps
Reset and recentre with yoga classes to help balance anxiety.
Yoga to Heal Heartache
21 Steps
Ease the pain of heartbreak and find equilibrium again through the practice of yoga.
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Build Your Flow
30 Steps
A 30-day course to deepen your Vinyasa Flow.
Cultivating Energy
25 Steps
Explore how yoga and qigong complement each other offering profound energy cultivation.
Try Your Style
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Gentle Yoga to Nourish & Support
5 Steps
Mimi Kuo-Deemer shares practices to nourish, support and revitalise your body and mind.
Women's Wellbeing
28 Steps
Learn about the inner seasons of your menstrual cycle and explore each season through classes, yoga nidra and other supportive practices.
Time to Breathe
21 Steps
Classes to support key workers who are overstretched. Short classes to practice any time and anywhere.
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Immunity and Wellbeing
15 Steps
A series of classes to help support your immunity and wellbeing.
Yoga Gently
25 Steps
Gentle yoga classes which are perfect if you are less mobile, recovering from illness or injury, are older or new to yoga.
Home Yoga Retreat
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Home Yoga Retreat 2
10 Steps
Our second home retreat exploring the joy of being present right here, right now.
The Strength Challenge
28 Steps
Classes to help you to build strength and apply your strength to more challenging yoga poses.
Outdoor Yoga
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Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life 1
32 Steps
This course introduces Patanjali's eight-limbed path.
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life 2
10 Steps
A 10-class course led by Adam Hocke and Mimi Kuo-Deemer inspired by Buddhism.
Energise
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Calm
30 Steps
Shorter classes under 45 minutes to help you move into a state of calm.
Work Break
28 Steps
30 classes under 30 minutes to help you refresh during the working day.
Yoga for Anxiety
45 Steps
Yoga for AnxietyThere are times when life can leave us overwhelmed and anxious. Yoga, meditation and visualisation, breathwork and journaling can help.This is a four-week course to help you address your relationship to anxiety. In this course you will find:28 yoga classesBreathwork classes including an SOS breathwork classMeditation classesJournaling an [...]
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Small Steps to Change: Autumn/Winter
28 Steps
Classes of 30 minutes and under to develop a sustainable yoga practice for life. It's the smallest steps that can lead to the greatest transformations.
Ageless Movement
32 Steps
Age is a relative concept. Whilst we don’t believe there is any one appropriate yoga for seniors, we do believe that maintaining movement as we age is vital.
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