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A space to disconnect from your busy life and experience the benefits of mindfulness, movement and community.

23/12/2025

This really resonated with you all this time last year, so I wanted to share it again to remind you that if you want to wear shorts, wear the damn shorts! ❤️

18/12/2025

Today we celebrate the heart and soul of Stone's Throw Yoga, the ineffable Mel. You know her for her fun, challenging and grounding yoga classes, and seamless ability to weave movement and philosphy together. Behind the scenes, her sheer tenacity keeps the business growing and evolving, and she's always thinking about how we can offer the best experience for our community and team.

We're lucky to have her. Happy birthday, Mel! ❤️

📷 From our amazing trip to India last year!

18/11/2025

Happiest of birthdays to our wonderful teacher, Lauren!

She's our gooey-hearted gem, leading playful and soulful evening Slow Flows with care and connection.

After challenging health circumstances, Lauren longed to feel more empowered in her body. She was deeply moved by yoga and its ability to cultivate presence and compassion, regardless of how she arrived on her mat, and completed her yoga teacher training so she could share this with others.

Her classes are a container of safety for you to explore whatever you need, and she admits it’s a dream come true to build genuine connections through yoga. She also keeps our abundant studio greenery happy and lush with her loving care 🌿

Please join us in wishing her on her special day! 🎂❤

16/11/2025

Your body deserves to be viewed through the lens of empowerment, rather than fear - even, and especially, when you’re navigating chronic pain, injury, or ever-changing edges. Yoga isn't about pushing through or performing; it’s about cultivating a deep, intuitive relationship with your body’s wisdom.

Meet Anne, who's story reminds us just how powerful that approach can be.

“In February I dislocated my shoulder, broke my arm and partially ruptured the rotator cuff that was holding the arm in the socket. I also had “frozen shoulder”.

This morning I did JB’s Vinyasa class and continue to be amazed at my recovery. A major contribution to my recovery was going back to a modified yoga practice at day 10 post injury. Heavily modified practice - I could not even lie on the mat without props or do forward fold without props and pretty much everything else was out of reach.

But through all my classes at Stone’s Throw Yoga I had learned:
(1) how to use props
(2) how to work out the difference between pain, discomfort and simple aversion, and (3) just to show up on my mat and see what I could do that day. Very grateful for wonderful and knowledgeable teachers at Stone’s Throw for giving me the opportunity and confidence to keep moving.” - Anne Heseltine

Anne’s experience speaks to what we value most - that yoga is not about doing everything, but about learning how to listen to your inner cues so you can adapt, modify, and still find possibility within your range. The process of feeling empowered doesn’t come as a result of doing more, but through knowing your capacity on any given day, and meeting it with a practice that is supportive.

12/11/2025

Invitational language is our jam. We aren't here to boss you around. And you know what that means? Even when you've got next to nothing left in the tank, you can still come and practice, taking only what you need.

It's one of the key reasons why so many people have been able to stick to a regular yoga practice with us, when nothing else has ever stuck ❤️🤝

09/11/2025

Often when students start yoga they reference feeling unsure if they’re “doing it right.” At Stone’s Throw Yoga, we want to remind you there is no one “right” way to do yoga.

Trying to perfect your practice will only pull you away from what yoga is really about. When we fixate on getting the "right” shape, mastering a specific variation of a pose, or hitting the aesthetic version we’ve seen online our focus becomes less about presence and experience. The practice becomes another place to measure our worth instead of a space to meet ourselves honestly.

Perfection lives in the mind and it can become a vicious cycle as we analyse, judge, and strive. Yoga invites you into your body, and to observer your mind. This is where life-changing awareness resides. It isn’t a sport, but an ongoing conversation with yourself as you become aware of your energy, emotions, and sensations in the body.

The goal isn’t to 'perfect' your practice, it’s to let your practice perfect the way you listen, feel, and respond to your life.

06/11/2025

The wellness industry loves to sell a cinematic transformation from chaos to calm through rigid routines, discipline that ignores your energy, and expensive courses… but the real magic isn’t found in any of these things.

What you’re probably seeking is nervous system nourishment, genuine connection, and the ability to feel empowered in your body.

At Stone’s Throw Yoga, our classes are built on sustainable practices that honour your body’s capacity, your season of life, and your energy on any given day. We believe that true wellbeing isn’t found in always seeking intensity - it’s built slowly through habits and movements that you can sustain long term.

We keep it simple, grounded, and real so you can continue practising well into your 80’s, like some of our incredible students!

05/11/2025

We're a little late to the party, but here's our Haunted House: Yoga Studio Edition.

These things definitely make us scream 😱 Did we forget any?

29/10/2025

Things we don’t stand for at Stone’s Throw Yoga:

😰 “No pain, no gain” mentality:
You know your body better than anyone else, and we encourage you to observe how the practice feels and decide whether you need more, or less. Honouring your energy and capacity is not a weakness, but a strength.

☢️ Toxic positivity:
We don’t subscribe to the “good vibes only” mentality. We hold space for your messiest self, not just your highlight reel.

😵‍💫 Overcomplicating:
No Sanskrit quiz required. We want you to drop into your internal experience, rather than being stuck in your head trying to decipher what the facilitator is offering. We acknowledge and respect yogic traditions AND we want to make the class as accessible as possible.

🧐 Fashion policing:
Trackies, pyjama pants, mismatched socks - all highly encouraged. We don’t want you feeling pressured to appear like you just stepped out of a Lululemon campaign to come to a class.

Things we don’t stand for at Stone’s Throw Yoga:

😰 “No pain, no gain” mentality:
You know your body better than anyone else, and we encourage you to observe how the practice feels and decide whether you need more, or less. Honouring your energy and capacity is not a weakness, but a strength.

☢️ Toxic positivity:
We don’t subscribe to the “good vibes only” mentality. We hold space for your messiest self, not just your highlight reel.

😵‍💫 Overcomplicating:
No Sanskrit quiz required. We want you to drop into your internal experience, rather than being stuck in your head trying to decipher what the facilitator is offering. We acknowledge and respect yogic traditions AND we want to make the class as accessible as possible.

🧐 Fashion policing:
Trackies, pyjama pants, mismatched socks - all highly encouraged. We don’t want you feeling pressured to appear like you just stepped out of a Lululemon campaign to come to a class.

💯 Perfectionism:
There is no “right way” to do yoga. You’re allowed to wobble, come in and out of a shape, or choose something different. This is YOUR practice.

👀 Comparison:
You’re not here to look or move like anyone else. You are not being measured against anyone else.

😫 Ignoring rest:
Rest is a necessary part of the practice, not a reward for pushing ‘hard enough’.

🤭 Taking ourselves too seriously:
Expect giggles, accidental farts, deep sighs, dog p**p puzzles (if you know, you know), and the occasional bad joke and f-bomb.

26/10/2025

We hear that sigh of relief when you walk in the front door. That sense of letting go of the outside world while you take off your shoes. It's an honour to be that space for you ❤️🙏

22/10/2025

Give it a try and tell us what you think!

First time you do this, keep the resistance of the legs low-level and see how it feels. Once you've practiced a few times, assuming things are feeling okay, you can start to ramp up the intensity of that resistance to build even more strength 💪

You can use props to make this more accessible, too:

• If it feels like your knees are in your armpits, sit on a cushion to elevate your hips

• If you can't comfortably get your elbows to touch your legs, place something in between, like yoga blocks or even a couple of books!

Here's to happy, buttery hips! 🧈

20/10/2025

We're growing our team! If you, or someone you know, could be a good fit - submit your application!

All the details are at the link in the comments. Applications close 19th November ❤

Address

2815 Jacoby Street
Mundaring, WA
6073

Telephone

+61861180277

Website

http://www.stonesthrowyoga.com.au/

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The home of yoga in Mundaring

Stone’s Throw Yoga was imagined and created by Mel and John Bishop, a husband and wife working together to build a community and bring yoga to the Perth Hills.

Our building is almost one hundred years old; built by the Freemasons, and reimagined into the perfect space for relaxation, movement, disconnecting from your busy life and reconnecting with those around you.

Please, make yourself at home, have a look around, and if you have any questions please don't hesitate to send us a message. 🙏