Monthly yoga workshops in my home studio:
Explore and deepen your understanding of classical yoga poses (asanas) through the use and support of ropes. The use of ropes/belts in yoga is highly therapeutic and fun! Through the use of traction and gravity one is able to lengthen the spine tremendously (great for any back issues), decompressing the vertebrae discs and accessing the entire musculoskeletal body. The poses can be held for longer so they are great to calm the whole nervous system and quieten the moneky mind. As tension is released all the internal organs and tissues are nourished and replenished.
We also delve into all the limbs of yoga during my workshops, which are hardly touched upon in a regular class: pranayama (breathing exercises), prathayara (withdraw of the senses or restorative poses) and dharana/dyana (concentration/meditation).
In addition, every workshop is infused with a theme: we either learn more about Yoga philosophy in a very friendly user way or we explore some of the basics yet fascinating principles of anatomy and physiology and how they apply to our yoga practice.
NEXT 2025 Saturday workshops:
- Saturday 26 of April: 15.00-18.00 pm (1 place left)
- Saturday 17 of May: 10.00-13.00 am (fully booked, email me to be added to waiting list)
- Saturday 21 of June: 15.00-18.00 pm (fully booked, email me to be added to waiting list)
- Saturday 26 of July: 10.00-13.00 am
- No workshops in August
These workshops sell very fast (maximum capacity 8 people) so book early to avoid disappointment
Three hours workshops: £40. Please EMAIL me before paying to make sure there are still places available.
Venue: my teaching studio in Merton Park
T&C: I run a one week cancellation policy. If you need to cancel it has to be done one week prior to the workshop so it does not count as no show. If you need to cancel/postpone one week before the date of the workshop, I can credit you the full amount for a future workshop or reimburse you minus a %10 admin charge.
International and national yoga workshops, holidays and retreats taught in the past:
