GretaYoga

GretaYoga Greta is a qualified 500hr yoga teacher primarily practicing the Ashtanga method. She has an addicti

QUALIFICATIONS & CERTIFICATIONS

* Yoga for Trauma and Mental Health Teacher Training with Wisdom Yoga Institute, 2021
* Functional Anatomy for Yoga, Movement, Performance and Pain Specialists with Tiffany Cruikshank, 2021
* Assisting and Alignment School with David Robson + Jelena Vesic, 2020
* Learn to Count with David Robson + Jelena Vesic, 2020
* Your Spine, Your Yoga : The Course with Bernie

Clark, 2019
* Level II Insight Yoga Teacher Training Intensive Mindfulness and Inner Practices in Yin Yoga with Sarah Powers, 2018
* AntiGravity® Restorative Yoga Training with Tamer Begum, 2018
* Yoga and Traditional Chinese Medicine with Tiffany Cruikshank, 2017
* Yoga Anatomy Training with Tiffany Cruikshank, 2017
* Level I Insight Yoga Teacher Training Intensive Yin/Yang and Mindfulness Meditation with Sarah Powers, 2017
* Reiki Master Practitioner & Teacher Attunements with Joyce Thom, 2017
* International Community First Aid with Katia Bacon, 2016
* Yoga Research, Philosophy & Practice with Dr. Jean Byrne, Rob Schutze, Garrett Lane, 2016
* Living Yoga Therapy Mentorship with Chandrika Gibson, Garrett Lane, 2014-2015
* Reiki 1 & 2 Attunements with Joyce Thom, 2015
* AntiGravity® Fundamentals 1 & 2 Training with Tamer Begum, 2015
* Living Yoga Therapy Yoga Therapist Training with Chandrika Gibson, Garrett Lane, 2014
* Yoga for Pregnancy, Birth and Baby Teacher Training Module Three (Yoga for Active Birth) with Michelle Papa, Dr. Jean Byrne, 2013
* Yoga for Pregnancy, Birth and Baby Teacher Training Module Two (Post-Natal Yoga) with Michelle Papa, 2011
* Yoga for Pregnancy, Birth and Baby Teacher Training Module One (Pre-Natal Yoga) with Michelle Papa, 2011
* Yoga Teacher Training Level with Yoga Limbs (250 hours), 2010

11/05/2026

Do you feel like the only time you can actually connect with your body is during those 60 minutes on your mat?

Most practitioners struggle to progress because they leave their yoga in the studio. Yoga isn’t just a workout; it’s a state of being. When you “check out” and snack mindlessly at your desk, you are practicing disconnection

5 Reasons your “Desk Munching” is keeping you in Survival Mode:

1️⃣ The Ignition Switch: Using chewing to force a “fake” alert state.

2️⃣ Sensory Grounding: Craving intense flavors just to feel “tethered” to reality.

3️⃣ Anxiety Absorption: Processing stress through your jaw instead of your breath.

4️⃣ The Cheap Reward: Seeking dopamine to survive the grind.

5️⃣ Zero Satiety Signaling: Training your system to ignore the very signals you try to hear during class.

Yoga actually starts the moment you step off the mat. Next tjme when you want to snack, check in with your intention.

Comment “RESET” and I’ll send you my free 3-minute nervous system reset to bring that “on-mat” presence into your workday.

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So excited to share that I’m adding more in-person spaces to move together in Wokingham! ✨Whether you’re looking to find...
03/05/2026

So excited to share that I’m adding more in-person spaces to move together in Wokingham! ✨

Whether you’re looking to find your strength in a Flow or completely reset your nervous system with Yin, I would love to welcome you onto the mat. I’m especially thrilled to offer Yoga Bou—a unique practice focused on refining your alignment while building deep mobility and stability.

Monday (Starting May 11)
▫️ Outdoor Yoga - Yoga Bou | 18:15 – 19:15
▫️ Flow (May 3, 11, 18) | 19:45 – 20:45 ~ just covering!

Thursday
▫️ Yin + Restore | 18:15 – 19:15
▫️ Flow | 19:30 – 20:30

📍 Location: Sarvanga Yoga Studio

Space is limited, so please DM me if you’d like more details. Can’t wait to practice with you!

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01/05/2026

When a stretch feels tight
most people try to go deeper.

Higher block
Stronger effort
Hold the breath

But if the body isn’t ready
more stretch
can feel like more stress.

That’s autopilot—
pushing past the signals
instead of listening to them.

Real release happens
when the body feels supported
and the breath becomes smooth.

Sometimes the best way forward
is to start lower
breathe
and give the body time to soften.

Save this to try in your next stretch
Share this with someone who always pushes deeper

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30/04/2026

Sometimes the body keeps rushing
even after the work is done.

We walk faster
move harder
close things louder

Not because we need to
but because the body
never switched out of “go” mode.

That’s what autopilot can look like.

Rushing
when nothing is urgent.

Try this once today.
Walk across the room
a little slower
a little quieter

Not to be slow—
but to let the body settle.

Save this to try tonight
Share this with someone who is always rushing

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29/04/2026

Many headaches
don’t start in the head.

They start in the neck.

When the head stays forward
for hours
the muscles at the base of the skull
work nonstop.

At first body gives signals:
tightness
fatigue
pressure

But on autopilot
we ignore those signals
and keep going.

Over time
that tension builds into pain.

Sometimes relief starts
with noticing the position
before the headache arrives.

Save this for the next time your head starts to ache
Share this with someone who works on a phone or laptop

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28/04/2026

After a long day
your legs aren’t always tight.

They’re tired
and full of pressure
from standing or walking.

Lifting the legs
helps circulation
and gives the muscles a break.

Many people notice:
lighter legs
less tension
better sleep

Autopilot keeps us upright
even when the body needs recovery.

Sometimes relief
is simply changing position.

Save this for tonight
Share this with someone whose legs feel heavy

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