Vinyasa YogaSophie Laurent
Sophie teaches flowing, breath-led vinyasa. A former dancer with 800 hours of training, she'll have you moving with grace in no time.
Nine teachers, thousands of hours of training and one shared belief: practice should feel like coming home.
Vinyasa YogaSophie teaches flowing, breath-led vinyasa. A former dancer with 800 hours of training, she'll have you moving with grace in no time.
AshtangaEmma has practised Ashtanga for fifteen years and leads our early-morning classes with warmth and precision.
Hatha YogaMaya's slow, alignment-focused hatha is where many beginners start, and where many regulars return.
Power YogaLena brings an athlete's energy to strong, playful classes that build real strength without losing the calm.
Yin YogaAria guides long, supported yin holds and sound-led restorative evenings that melt the week away.
MeditationNora has taught mindfulness for a decade and leads our breathwork, meditation and Sunday sits.
RestorativeIsla specialises in restorative and prenatal yoga, making space for rest, recovery and gentle strength.
FlexibilityZoe's mobility workshops blend yoga with functional movement to help you move freely, for life.
BalanceClara teaches balance-focused flows and our Saturday community class, with a gift for making everyone feel at home.
I came for the stretching and stayed for the stillness. Samya is the one hour of my week where nobody needs anything from me.
Light-filled, calm and beautifully run. The yin classes have done more for my sleep than anything else I've tried.
The teachers remember your name, your injuries and your goals. I've never felt so looked after in a class of sixteen.
As a total beginner I was nervous, but Maya's hatha class made me feel capable from day one. Six months later, I'm hooked.

Every teacher leads a weekly class. Try a few and see whose style feels like home.

