Ashtanga is a strong physical practice that coordinates breath and movement in a set series of postures. This class introduces students to the beginnings of the ‘primary series’, focusing on details and helping them come to grips with of a series of  fundamental yoga postures, as well as building strength, toning, improving focus and quietening a busy mind.

Is this class for you?
If you’re looking for an active, dynamic, physical class and are willing to work hard and sweat!

This is a strong, deep but accessible practice. We work not only on building strength and flexibility, and on balancing the nervous system, but also on bringing ourselves to a meditative state creating space and stillness in our minds. We work with dynamic flows, allowing breath to drive movement and bring the benefits of yoga to every layer of our beings. There is a focus on deep core strengthening to build physical and mental/emotional stability as well as on gently, efficiently increasing flexibilty, balance and focus.

Is this class for you?
This is a super accessible meditative practice that brings us deeper and deeper into a state of yoga. If you’d like to get stronger and more flexible physically, but would also like to balance your nervous system and bring space to your mind, this is a great class for you. It's also really fun, warm and welcoming!

Mysore-style means ‘self practice’. In these classes, the teacher works with students individually to help tailor a practice unique to them; practitioners are able to go at their own pace and according to their needs. Students are guided through a sequence of yoga poses, one posture at a time, receiving both verbal and hands-on instruction.

Is this class for you?
If you’re interested in working on a personal practice that will progressively improve your strength and flexibility while going at your own pace.

Mysore-style means ‘self practice’. In these classes, the teacher works with students individually to help tailor a practice unique to them; practitioners are able to go at their own pace and according to their needs. Students are guided through a sequence of yoga poses, one posture at a time, receiving both verbal and hands-on instruction.

Is this class for you?
If you’re interested in working on a personal practice that will progressively improve your strength and flexibility while going at your own pace.

Mysore-style means ‘self practice’. In these classes, the teacher works with students individually to help tailor a practice unique to them; practitioners are able to go at their own pace and according to their needs. Students are guided through a sequence of yoga poses, one posture at a time, receiving both verbal and hands-on instruction.

Is this class for you?
If you’re interested in working on a personal practice that will progressively improve your strength and flexibility while going at your own pace.

Mysore-style means ‘self practice’. In these classes, the teacher works with students individually to help tailor a practice unique to them; practitioners are able to go at their own pace and according to their needs. Students are guided through a sequence of yoga poses, one posture at a time, receiving both verbal and hands-on instruction.

Is this class for you?
If you’re interested in working on a personal practice that will progressively improve your strength and flexibility while going at your own pace.

A strong, fun, playful class to strengthen, tone, increase flexibilty and balance, and try out fun, tricky postures. We keep a sense of humour, and play with dynamic flows the build core strength and are super stretchy.

Is this class for you? 
This is a strong physical practice that creates internal heat and works on strengthening the body and mind. If you have a good level of fitness and want to get an all over stretch and strengthen.

Suitable for all, this is a flowing, revitalising and relaxing class that helps students learn the basics and experience yoga in an accessible, fun way. Coordinating breath and movement, we flow between postures to help develop strength and stability, improve flexibility and find inner stillness and calm. The class tends to reflect the needs of the students on any given day but tends to take a fun approach to practicing. As an evening class, relaxation and removing the effects of the day from your nervous system is an integral part of the practice.

Is this class for you? 
If you want to get into yoga and are interested in a general, flowing yoga class to work on strength, tone and balance, and also to help you relax and prepare for a good night's sleep.

Mysore-style means ‘self practice’. In these classes, the teacher works with students individually to help tailor a practice unique to them; practitioners are able to go at their own pace and according to their needs. Students are guided through a sequence of yoga poses, one posture at a time, receiving both verbal and hands-on instruction.

Is this class for you?
If you’re interested in working on a personal practice that will progressively improve your strength and flexibility while going at your own pace.

When Oliver started practising yoga in 2014 he noticed something: the majority of the postures he encountered favoured those with a bit of flexibility. For yogis like him, who were extremely rigid but strong, it seemed like everything was going to be a great challenge, even just touching the toes! Over the years, Oliver joked that he would one day invent a series for people like him: strong but inflexible. He would call it Rock Sequence (as he felt he was carved from stone in many postures), and fill it with poses that favoured strength.

After ten years of practising and six of teaching, Oliver has finally put himself to the task of creating such a sequence. Join him on 29.6.24 for the first ever Rock Sequence class. This event is as much a test as anything else, as Oliver tries out his first version of the sequence. Over the years he has opened up a bit, and so this version will be different from whatever he would’ve done a few years ago, but ultimately it will have the same spirit.

Everyone is welcome to try out how they may fare with Rock Sequence. All that is asked is this: Expect challenges! Expect the unexpected! Expect to work hard! You don’t need to have an advanced asana practice at attend but you may have to be comfortable sitting out of a few things. The class will open with a strong sequence of pranayama, followed by a potentially gruelling flow of postures, finished with a long shavasana and electric guitar soundbath.