Sadie Wells Yoga

Sadie Wells Yoga Boutique yoga studio · Eimeo
Not active here — for classes, updates & bookings:
👉 sadiewellsyoga.com

A gentle place to land this January 🌦️With the wild weather keeping many of us close to home, it feels like a good momen...
11/01/2026

A gentle place to land this January 🌦️

With the wild weather keeping many of us close to home, it feels like a good moment to share what’s coming up here.

My next six-week yoga module begins Monday 19 January in Eimeo.

Classes run in small, consistent groups over six weeks — rather than drop-in — so there’s time for things to settle, build, and feel familiar.

We move at a steady pace, revisit shapes and ideas, and let practice unfold without rushing.

It’s calm, thoughtful yoga for people who want something a little quieter and more supportive than the usual in-and-out class model.

If you’ve practised with me before, you’ll know the rhythm.
If you’re new, this is a gentle place to begin.

There are a few spots available across the week, and all the details are on the website.

Warmly,
Sadie x

This little space has been quietly waiting for January.If you’re craving a gentle re-entry — no pressure, no reinvention...
29/12/2025

This little space has been quietly waiting for January.

If you’re craving a gentle re-entry — no pressure, no reinvention — I’m hosting a slow, coffee-fuelled morning on Sunday 18 January.

Movement. Breath. A good cup of coffee.
Nothing fancy. Nothing forced.
Just something kind for your nervous system. 🤍

Details are on the website if it’s calling you.

15/09/2025

I’m off the socials.
All updates at
sadiewellsyoga.com

31/08/2025

Mats are set, lights will be soft, the studio is ready ✨ Excited for the next 6 weeks with this beautiful community. The right people always find their way here 💛

🚨 Last call 🚨Our next 6-week yoga module starts tomorrow (Mon 1 Sept) — and once we begin, the doors close.Most classes ...
30/08/2025

🚨 Last call 🚨

Our next 6-week yoga module starts tomorrow (Mon 1 Sept) — and once we begin, the doors close.

Most classes are down to just 1–2 mats left.
If you’ve been waiting for the “next time”… this is next time.

👉 Book your mat today via website.

29/08/2025

✨ Waking Strength begins this Monday, 1st Sept. Four nights a week. Six weeks. A mat with your name on it. Memberships close Monday — and most classes have just 1–2 mats left. 👉 Head to website to join us.

I don’t need your miracle powder.I’ve got enough jars of regret in the pantry.Some days it feels like the world is obses...
26/08/2025

I don’t need your miracle powder.
I’ve got enough jars of regret in the pantry.

Some days it feels like the world is obsessed with things I don’t give a sh*t about.

Pop stars. Influencers. Whatever 20-somethings are shouting about online.

Meanwhile, I’m over here just trying to:
– Remember why I walked into the kitchen
– Survive another night of hot flashes without stripping the sheets at 3am
– Keep my knees from sounding like bubble wrap every time I squat
– And maybe — just maybe — get through one day without Googling “is this normal in midlife?”

Honestly? That feels way more interesting.

✨ Our next 6-week yoga module starts in just a FEW DAYS — 1st September.
Beginners: Mon + Wed.
Dynamic flow: Tues + Thurs.

No filters. No fads. Just real women, showing up — tired, wobbly, strong, hilarious, and very much alive.

sadiewellsyoga.com

26/08/2025

Should we tuck our tailbone in chair pose?

Orrr should we *untuck* our tailbone in chair pose?

If you’re confused about this, I understand! *Both* of these opposing cues are common in the yoga world – especially for the purpose of “protecting the spine”.

So… which cue is the right cue? Should we tuck or untuck? 🤔

As it turns out, despite yoga teachers' well-meaning concerns about the safety of the spine in chair pose, when it comes to biomechanics and load, the spine is not actually exposed to a significant risk of injury in this pose.

The spine is a strong, robust structure that isn’t inherently vulnerable to injury in chair pose because chair pose is a low-load, safe, bodyweight movement.

In fact, even in contexts that do involve heavy loads on the spine like weightlifting squats 🏋️, as long as the loads are progressed gradually over time, injury risk to the spine isn’t a significant concern.

So... should we tuck or untuck our tailbone in chair pose?

Thankfully, we don't actually need to worry about this at all!

Our spine isn't at risk in chair pose in the first place, and tucking or untucking our tailbone won't make a difference in this regard.

In general, unless we have a specific goal (other than injury prevention) for instructing tucking or untucking in the moment, we can simply let our students' bodies self-organize in chair pose.

We don't need to interfere with or *micromanage* the slight tilts of their pelvis in an anterior or posterior direction.

Want to learn more, with visuals? Check out my blog post on this topic! https://jennirawlingsblog.com/blog/should-we-tuck-or-untuck-our-tailbone-in-chair-pose

Midlife isn’t a crisis.It’s my comeback. 🌼I’ve started so many things “late”:– Yoga, at 29– Teaching, at 46– Strength tr...
25/08/2025

Midlife isn’t a crisis.
It’s my comeback. 🌼

I’ve started so many things “late”:
– Yoga, at 29
– Teaching, at 46
– Strength training, at 54

Every time, I thought I’d missed my window.
Every time, I was wrong.

Timelines are a myth. Glow-ups come in many forms.

✨ Our next 6-week yoga module starts 1st September.
If you’ve been waiting for the “right time”… this might be it.

Head to my website to save your spot — we’d love to have you.
sadiewellsyoga.com

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23 Mowlam Street
Eimeo, QLD
4740

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 10am
6pm - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 10am
6pm - 7pm
Friday 9am - 10am

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