In the class.

Arrive 5-10 minutes before classes begin, allowing time to be calm before we practice.
Wear lightweight, layered, comfortable & warm clothing.
Don't eat for at least an hour before class begins.
If you have any aches/pains please inform me before class.
Yoga Mats & Props are always provided.
Always respect your body.
Remember: It's not a competition.​
​If your mind feels cluttered just breathe.
Be prepared to feel amazing!
​Oh and don't forget to smile..

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Training.

I completed my 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training Course with Himalaya Yoga Valley in Goa, India in March 2014.
(Graduation Ceremony "Puja" - Pictured above)

I have an Upper Second Class BA (Hons) Degree in Professional Theatre & Modern Dance from London Studio Centre - The University of the Arts London.

I completed my CPD course in Pre & Post Natal Yoga & Restorative Yoga with YogaGro in November 2014.

I plan to return to India in 2018 to complete my further 300 hour Yoga Teacher Training.

I enjoy attending weekly classes and weekend workshops of my fellow yogi's and teachers whenever I can .

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Pardon?

Yoga is an ancient Indian practice so from time to time you may hear an odd word like 'Paschimotanasana'. In most cases it's just the traditional name of the pose. The important one is 'Namaste'  (pronounced Na-Ma-Stay)- We say this at the end of every practice and it simply means "The divine in me honours the divine in you". It is respectful to repeat it after the teacher to show your appreciation to the practice.
It is traditional in my lineage of teaching to also complete a class with a sanskrit mantra, this is purely for you to enjoy.

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