Yoga with Fi

19/04/2026

Yoga is back tomorrow, yay! 💚

For the next few weeks we will be focusing on back health, starting with a core and back strengthening practice.

Classes are suitable for all levels of experience amd beginners are very welcome. Variations are offered to allow all yogis to get the most out of your practice.

🪷 Book online via my booking page:
https://momence.com/u/yoga-with-fi-P0Pm9X

🪷 Email: helloyogawithfi@gmail.com

The home of experiences. Login at https://momence.com/login

06/04/2026

🏵Spring dates🏵

Classes will run 5:45-6:45 pm on the following dates:

Monday 20th April
(No yoga Monday 27th April)
(No yoga bank holiday Monday 4th May)
Monday 11th May
Monday 18th May
(No yoga bank holiday Monday 25th May)

When we return on April 20th, the next few classes will have an emphasis on back care: building strength and mobility in the back, and strengthening the muscles that support the spine.

🏵Book online via my booking page:
https://momence.com/u/yoga-with-fi-P0Pm9X

🏵Email: helloyogawithfi@gmail.com

14/02/2026

CANCELLED YOGA CLASSES

Sunday's charity yoga and Monday's regular yoga classes are cancelled this week. I have a very poorly child.

Classes will be back next Monday 23rd Feb, as usual.

Thank you 💛

07/02/2026

Who's joining me for yoga next Sunday? 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️✨️

Find me at Newtown Community Centre (Belmont Park) 11.15-12.30 on Feb 15th for a holistic class. You can expect to be supported through mindful breathing, a full body mobility practice, guided meditation drawing on compassion for ourselves and others, and a restful relaxation, before finishing with some tea and cake. The focus will be on building stability and functional movement in the body, working from the feet up. I hope that you will leave feeling calm and more connected.

Absolute beginners and seasoned yogis are all welcome 💚

100% of your class payment will be donated to support Al Jawad Camp, a free educational camp that provides support to displaced children in Gaza. The camp is currently building a new school after their tent was damaged in recent storms.

Email me at helloyogawithfi@gmail.com or book online via https://momence.com/l/lkhREne6

Find out more about Al Jawad Camp:
https://chuffed.org/project/157801-help-displaced-children-in-gaza-obtain-an-education?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAb21jcAPMqz5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA81NjcwNjczNDMzNTI0MjcAAaeOlPYMXMa5zzExspoI0wu8-dfXoR9kWoyCpNORKx5cvkW1S3aNmfp6yiE-PA_aem_N38u2nUhPamHIVrfAgvKWw

10/01/2026

Join me for weekly yoga at Newtown Community Centre, Belmont Park, on Mondays 5.45-6.45 pm.

This is a welcoming and inclusive yoga class focusing on moving mindfully with the breath to improve body awareness and focus the mind. You can expect to be guided through the poses and supported to build a stable foundation in your yoga practice. Over time we will build strength, flexibility, balance, and so much more!

This is a great place to start if you're new to yoga.

Mats are provided.

Email me or book online:
🪷 helloyogawithfi@gmail.com
🪷 https://momence.com/u/yoga-with-fi-P0Pm9X

Newtown Community Association - Newtown Community Centre

02/01/2026

As the festive season has come to a close, this can be a good time to pause and reflect, taking the opportunity to slow down. If we observe the cyclical nature of life, we may acknowledge this current fallow season as a time for wintering.

The concept of wintering is the act of stilling the mind and body, retreating from the sensory stimulation in the world. This allows us to turn inwards, rest, and reflect so that we may return with greater calm and clarity. Accepting these natural periods of quiet demonstrates a form of calm resilience.

I will be starting my new year of classes with a restorative session to ease into 2026.

What is restorative yoga?
It is a slower-paced practice whereby yoga poses are held for longer to allow for deep relaxation and comfort. This is to encourage you to slow down, turn inwards and still the mind. There is time to soften and let go, allowing tension to release without pushing or forcing the body. There is greater emphasis on the exhale when breathing to encourage you to soften and activate the parasympathetic nervous system. This allows you to come into a 'rest and digest' state so that the body can access its capacity to heal and reduce stress.

Restorative yoga benefits✨️
🪷Deeply relaxes the body
🪷Stills a busy mind
🪷Releases muscular tension
🪷Improves flexibility and mobility
🪷Improves capacity for healing and balancing
🪷Balances the nervous system, stimulating the body's 'rest and digest' function

Join me this Monday 5th January, 5.45-6.45 pm, at Newtown Community Centre, Belmont Park, EX1 2HQ.

Classes are £9 each or £48 for a pack of 6.
Mats and props are provided.
Wear something comfy and feel free to bring a blanket if you have one.

Email helloyogawithfi@gmail.com
Or book online via link https://momence.com/u/yoga-with-fi-P0Pm9X

Newtown Community Association - Newtown Community Centre

29/12/2025

Wishing everyone a peaceful time ✨️

Yoga returns next Monday, 5th January, with a restorative class to ease into the New Year.

16/11/2025

It is all too easy to feel impatient for results. We may struggle to keep going when we try something new, and it feels difficult. This just means that we are still in the early stages of learning. It's hard to accept that we might not be good at something when we start, especially when trying something new in adulthood. Maintaining motivation to stick with it through discomfort and clunkiness is tough going!

Patanjali reminds us to "not be like little children who sow a seed today and dig it up tomorrow to see how far the root went down."

Meaningful change is the result of cultivating a consistent habit. Having faith that this is the right thing to do and not dwelling on the results. One day, it will feel easier, not because it is easier, but because you have grown.

08/09/2025

🍁SEPTEMBER SPECIALS🍁

🧡 Bring a friend for free! If you bring a friend to class for the first time, you can both have a free class.

🧡Any newcomers can try their first class for free throughout September.

Join me on Mondays, 5.45-6.45 pm, at Newtown Community Centre, Belmont Park, EX1 2HQ.

Classes are £9 each or £48 for a pack of 6.
Mats and props are provided.

Email helloyogawithfi@gmail.com
Or book online via link https://momence.com/u/yoga-with-fi-P0Pm9X

Newtown Community Association - Newtown Community Centre

07/09/2025

Thank you to these lovelies for joining me in solidarity with the Palestinian people, and all of the brave healthcare workers who are continuing to do their best to preserve life while under constant threat 🇵🇸
It was the most heartfelt morning of yoga, conversation, and tea 💚
Communities all over the world are coming together in support for freedom.

Thank you to those who have supported this fundraiser. You can still donate to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) via my fundraising page:
https://www.justgiving.com/page/fiona-moore-3?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

Email your MP via MAP campaigns page:
https://www.map.org.uk/campaigns/stop-uks-complicity-to-end-israels-atrocities-a

On Tuesday 16th, Exeter Picturehouse will screen Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk which documents life under bombardment through the eyes of a Palestinian woman in Gaza, told through video exchanges:
https://www.picturehouses.com/movie-details/007/HO00016687/put-your-soul-on-your-hand-and-walk?filter=

Newtown Community Association - Newtown Community Centre

05/09/2025

I'd love for you to come and join me for a calming and empowering yoga class in support of Medical Aid for Palestinians 🇵🇸
This Sunday 7th September, 10.15-11.30 am at Newtown Community Centre, Belmont Park, Exeter.

Newtown Community Association - Newtown Community Centre

27/08/2025

Spotlight on Goddess pose/ Utkata Konasana

This yoga pose is one of my favourites because it inspires mental focus and a sense of self confidence and empowerment while also feeling strong and grounded. The feet are connected to the Earth while the hips, legs and glutes are working hard and there is a spaciousness in the chest to allow deep breathing.

From standing, step the feet apart with toes pointing diagonally outwards. Take a deep breath in and lower into a squat as you exhale, tracking the knees over ankles and making sure the tailbone is lengthening down, as if you are sliding down a wall. You can practise with a wall or chair for support. Raise the arms with upper arms parallel to the floor and spread your fingers or bring the hands together in prayer position. Keep the chest lifted and soften the shoulders and jaw while taking slow, deep breaths.

Physical benefits include strengthening the legs and opening the chest and hips, while stimulating the respiratory system. Its great for preparing for meditation. Also builds focus, balance and brings about a sense of calm confidence.

I was feeling a bit overwhelmed in the face of everything that we are witnessing in the world, and experiencing a strange sense of hypernormalisation. But movement is medicine and my nervous system feels calmer after going for a run and taking some deep breaths while focusing my mind and body in strong, grounding asana. If you're feeling like your nervous system is in overdrive, perhaps take some slow breaths while waiting for the kettle to boil, or put music on and dance for a few minutes. Moving my body always makes me feel better!