Isle Yoga

Isle Yoga Yoga - movement, breathwork, meditation and yoga nidra, online and on the Isle of Seil Details to follow.

* Thursday at Seil Hall starts 15th September

Embracing the Change - a new series of small, in person classes starts late September to support the journey into and through Menopause.

Restful Yoga for the Menopause and BeyondTuesdays, 6.15pmGirl Moss anyone? 🙏
23/11/2025

Restful Yoga for the Menopause and Beyond

Tuesdays, 6.15pm

Girl Moss anyone? 🙏

09/11/2025
Need a ray of sunshine to start off your Monday?
02/11/2025

Need a ray of sunshine to start off your Monday?

Restful Yoga for the Menopause and BeyondTuesday evenings, 6.15 - 7.45 pm.Guaranteed sloth poses for the last part of th...
06/10/2025

Restful Yoga for the Menopause and Beyond

Tuesday evenings, 6.15 - 7.45 pm.

Guaranteed sloth poses for the last part of the session.😴

Book in through the website 🙏

We're back on the mat!Don't be like Cotton and left outside, classes restart in person on Tuesday September 2nd, online ...
28/08/2025

We're back on the mat!
Don't be like Cotton and left outside, classes restart in person on Tuesday September 2nd, online on the 1st.

Mondays on zoom, 9.30am
Tuesdays Restful Yoga for the Menopause and Beyond, 6.15pm
Thursdays Open Yoga 9.30am and 6.15 pm

Book via the website

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About Isle Yoga

Yoga can benefit the physical body, the nervous system, respiratory and emotional health. If you are seeking the benefits of a gentle but demanding physical yoga practice - increased mobility, stability and ease of movement and breath - or the benefits of a calmer and quieter mind, please join me, you are all welcome.

​Like many others, I discovered Yoga by passing through a doorway into a yoga class. What began as a purely physical experience has matured with practice and patience into something much greater. Yoga.

In the fullest sense.

A practice both on and off the mat. Of attentiveness to the movement of the body in the present moment, the movement of the breath, the relationship to the ground and space. The movement of the mind in relation to the body and breath, and what all this can uncover about habitual or conditioned patterns, with the freedom and potential to reform them. To find stillness and non-reaction.