Gentle Yin Yoga Class with Elsie
This is a 46-minute beginner-friendly Yin Yoga class with Elsie and I. You will need a cushion, blanket or towel.
The Psoas Muscle and Stress
I had never heard of the Psoas Muscle before I started yoga (pronounced So-Az). Often called a hip flexor, it's the muscle that connects the spine to the legs. It starts around the middle of the torso, runs either side of the spine, sits behind the digestive organs and runs through the front of the [...]
Yoga for Beginners – 10 tips to make your first yoga class less scary
Walking into a yoga studio for the first time can be intimidating, so here are our tips to make it a little easier: 1.Arrive early so that you have time to get a sense of the room, where to place your yoga mat and take time to settle before class starts. Most people arrive 10-15 [...]
Louise Webster
Favourite pose Hmmm… Just one? Yikes! So many favourites to choose from! Well if you twist my arm, one of my favourite Yin poses is “Snail” (similar to Karnapidasana). Although it can feel a bit awkward, once I immerse myself into the shape and relax into it I am so appreciative of the release and [...]
Go with the flow
Go with the flow to get out of your head and into your body... Neck and shoulders tense and tight? Learn how to release chronic tension with this free video series
Evening Yoga to Wind Down
A gentle yoga practice to wind down after a stressful day (23min). You will need a bolster/cushion/rolled-up towel. Ideally, do this near a wall or chair/lounge so you can put your legs up. Enjoy, Monica x Need more help relaxing? Check out the Art of Relaxation Course in October. "It’s been two [...]
Nikki Reed
Favourite pose Butterfly pose. I particularly love the yin version of this pose for my hips and spine. Why did you start doing yoga? I started yoga so I could stretch my tight muscles from a lot of running. As soon as I started yoga I gave up running and decided to be gentle with [...]
Kye Cole
Favourite pose? I don’t have a favourite pose because I am “equanimous” ha ha ….ok….Downward Dog Why did you start doing yoga? To get relief from my physical discomfort. Why did you become a teacher? To get free yoga. How do you describe your teaching style? To challenge students; not in how well they are [...]
The Yoga Dip and How to Emerge From It
Starting new things is exciting. There's so much to learn, there's so much potential and the possibilities seem endless. Starting yoga is no different. The initial learning curve in yoga is all about getting the poses right, trying not to hold the breath and figuring out what 'being present' actually means. This phase in our practice is [...]
How I found more time
Life can be crazy busy at times. Between work, family, keeping healthy, commuting and socialising we can find ourselves being so busy just going through the motions. But how often do you take the time outside your daily routine to question what you’re doing? Or how well you’re doing? Or more importantly, why you’re doing what you’re [...]