Stretch, unwind and release tension in body and mind with this gentle 60 minute gentle practise. You are encouraged to go at your own pace, variations will be offered as you move through your practise. This is a wonderful practise to start your yoga journey and to build on it.
Yoga without the flow!

Bring along a bottle of water.
*Mats available to borrow

A practise that uses a sequence of poses to create strength and stability in your center.
There is a lot of emphasis on building a relationship with the core in this practise. This is beneficial because your core muscles stabilize your entire body.

Your abdomen is a pretty specialized area of your body. It's the only part of your body that receives no protection or support from your skeleton. Your abdominal muscles keep you upright, provide enough space for your organs to work, and counteract your back muscles.

Therefore, your core muscles are pivotal in posture, balance, and spinal stability. Another reason your core is essential is that it harmonizes the upper and lower body movements, allowing you to carry out the different yoga poses with steadiness and grace.

This is a 40 minute practise will suit all practitioners whether you are new to the mat or a seasoned yogi. It is followed by a Yinstorative practise which is a wonderful combination to pair together, so that you can end your evening feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.

Join us in the comfort of your own home. Don't worry if you don't have any yoga probs, cushions and blankets will work just the same!
Vin Yin Yoga, also referred to as Yin Yang Yoga. Is a Yoga sequence that combines Vinyasa Yoga and Yin Yoga. The first half of the class being Vinyasa to warm up the body and rid your body of excess prana, or energy. After this your body is ready to relax and lengthen during the Yin portion. It is a great combination to explore both practises and reap the rewards of their many benefits.

Vin Yin Yoga, also referred to as Yin Yang Yoga. Is a Yoga sequence that combines Vinyasa Yoga and Yin Yoga. The first half of the class being Vinyasa to warm up the body and rid your body of excess prana, or energy. After this your body is ready to relax and lengthen during the Yin portion. It is a great combination to explore both practises and reap the rewards of their many benefits.

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