Yoga Leamington

Yoga Leamington Stress-relieving yoga classes in beautiful garden studio with luxurious underfloor heating. Booking

Sometimes you just need a rest after so much cleaning…
25/09/2023

Sometimes you just need a rest after so much cleaning…

Waiting for our train to Zurich…
04/09/2023

Waiting for our train to Zurich…

04/07/2023
Yin yoga classes in the summer.Bespoke yoga studio set in the garden of a Victorian villa in Leamington Spa.Pre-booking ...
13/06/2023

Yin yoga classes in the summer.
Bespoke yoga studio set in the garden of a Victorian villa in Leamington Spa.
Pre-booking essential.

Enjoying the sunshine after a day of work. Yoga class followed by yoga massages followed by yoga cocktails!
10/06/2023

Enjoying the sunshine after a day of work. Yoga class followed by yoga massages followed by yoga cocktails!

5 places left!
04/06/2023

5 places left!

Only one more episode… Can’t wait till Monday!
27/05/2023

Only one more episode… Can’t wait till Monday!

From sweary nicknames to sarcastic putdowns, the Roys have cornered the market in sick burns. Here are 40 of the best – but which is your favourite?

Karen and I on our day off last week in Chania, Crete. Enjoying our new purchases. The perfect way to end my yoga retrea...
22/05/2023

Karen and I on our day off last week in Chania, Crete. Enjoying our new purchases. The perfect way to end my yoga retreat! Met up with some of the other guests for lunch and then had champagne in the evening to round it all off 🥂☀️🥂

A little light (!!) lunch in Chania at the end of our week’s yoga retreat. Yum!!
20/05/2023

A little light (!!) lunch in Chania at the end of our week’s yoga retreat. Yum!!

Contemplating…
15/05/2023

Contemplating…

Beautiful place for lunch. 😊
14/05/2023

Beautiful place for lunch. 😊

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2 St Mary's Road
Leamington Spa
CV311DB

Opening Hours

9:30am - 11am

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Find your breath to let go and relax

I’ve been a massage therapist for 12 years, specialising in Thai yoga massage and remedial work – helping others to deal with chronic pain and physical stress. Over the years, I’ve developed a strong, practical understanding of how the body works, and the connection between health, body and mind. I’m also a yoga and massage teacher (for 10 years), and I help others to make the connection of their movement and breath with their physical and mental health.

I’ve practised yoga for 25 years and was introduced to yoga by a singing teacher. He believed that the connection between body, breath, movement and voice could be taught through vocalisation techniques using simple yoga postures to develop the physicality of singing. From him, I learnt how to use my whole body to sing – that it wasn’t just something that happened in the throat.

I studied music at university, majoring in flute, and was fortunate to have learnt how to control the breath fully from an early age. Through my massage practice, I realised that most people have no idea how to breathe properly and how to control their breath to affect how they feel (physically and mentally). I decided then that I would focus my yoga teaching on sharing with students how they could learn to breathe better, how to make the physical connection with their breath, and how to find the mental connection between their breath and how their body feels.

I’ve practised a wide variety of yoga disciplines – from the physically demanding Ashtanga Vinyasa and Iyengar, to the more introspective Restorative, Somatic and Yin yoga. I feel passionately that yoga should be accessible to all and so my classes focus on how you feel in a yoga posture rather than how you look. I centre the classes around the slow discipline of yin yoga (where we might stay in a posture for 2-5 minutes, using plenty of props to make it less painful) and somatic yoga (challenging old habits of physical movement by approaching the movement in an alternative way). Throughout, we use the breath to keep ourselves in the moment helping us to develop physical mindfulness.