Yoga Pixie

Yoga Pixie Blackburn based yoga teacher. Yoga Teachers Together member. Fully insured, DBS checked. I also wanted to introduce myself!

My name is Lisa, I am a yoga teacher living in Blackburn, Lancashire, and I teach in the surrounding areas. I've created this website so I can share with you information about my teaching, including up to date information about my class schedule, information about my yoga classes, and an option to book online. I have a lifelong passion for being outdoors in nature. I spent a very active childhood climbing trees, biking and adventuring in the local countryside, alongside ballet dancing and swimming. I first began my yoga posture practice in 2009, following a car accident and a period of inactivity. Physiotherapy helped my symptoms, but only in the short term. Yoga presented the forum to work with my body holistically, offering the opportunity to reconnect with my body and it's potential for movement. I continued attending regular classes with my teacher Debbie Farrar and also began attending her local yoga workshops. I completed the British Wheel of Yoga Foundation Course in 2013, deepening my knowledge and learning more about all aspects of yoga. After this time I continued a personal yoga practice and development at home and decided to follow a teaching path. I began my Yoga Teacher Training Diploma in February 2016, accredited by the Independent Yoga Network and delivered by Debbie of Feel Now Yoga's Sensible Yoga School. I choose this course as it promoted a sensitive, sensible and somatic approach to yoga posture practice whilst honouring the yoga sutras, which felt like a naturally compatible with my own practice and philosophy. In this time I have studied yoga teaching skills, yoga philosophy and history, psychology, anatomy, physiology, theories of human movement and much more. I began teaching yoga in August 2016 in local leisure centres and started my own regular Yoga Pixie classes in 2017. Being able to share yoga with my local community is an amazing experience. I remain passionate about learning how we connect with the world around us and within us, embracing movement and authentic expression throughout our lives.

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My name is Lisa, I am a yoga teacher living in Blackburn, Lancashire, and I teach in the surrounding areas. I've created this website so I can share with you information about my teaching, including up to date information about my class schedule, information about my yoga classes, and an option to book online. I also wanted to introduce myself! I have a lifelong passion for being outdoors in nature. I spent a very active childhood climbing trees, biking and adventuring in the local countryside, alongside ballet dancing and swimming. I first began my yoga posture practice in 2009, following a car accident and a period of inactivity. Physiotherapy helped my symptoms, but only in the short term. Yoga presented the forum to work with my body holistically, offering the opportunity to reconnect with my body and it's potential for movement. I continued attending regular classes with my teacher Debbie Farrar and also began attending her local yoga workshops. I completed the British Wheel of Yoga Foundation Course in 2013, deepening my knowledge and learning more about all aspects of yoga. After this time I continued a personal yoga practice and development at home and decided to follow a teaching path. I began my Yoga Teacher Training Diploma in February 2016, accredited by the Independent Yoga Network and delivered by Debbie of Feel Now Yoga's Sensible Yoga School. I choose this course as it promoted a sensitive, sensible and somatic approach to yoga posture practice whilst honouring the yoga sutras, which felt like a naturally compatible with my own practice and philosophy. In this time I have studied yoga teaching skills, yoga philosophy and history, psychology, anatomy, physiology, theories of human movement and much more. I began teaching yoga in August 2016 in local leisure centres and started my own regular Yoga Pixie classes in 2017. Being able to share yoga with my local community is an amazing experience. I remain passionate about learning how we connect with the world around us and within us, embracing movement and authentic expression throughout our lives.