Hatha Yoga describes any form of Yoga using postures and breath. Yoga postures to tone and loosen your body and quieten your mind. All classes emphasise the importance of the breath with relaxation time at the end.

A perfect balance of the restorative, surrendering qualities of Yin with the vibrant, energising qualities of Yang.
All areas of our body need to be used to maintain their functionality.s
Our Yang tissues are our muscles, and they love rhythmic movement. This is activating and energising and promotes essential structural stability.
Our Yin tissues, our gorgeous ligaments, also deserve attention and the opportunity to be more juicy. As we get older, the stiffness that we may feel, comes from a lack of working into these deeper areas. Yin is supportive and nourishing, promoting ease of mobility.
With this combination of Yin and Yang, we calm overexcited areas and remove stagnancy from others, allowing us to support our health and true happiness in a conscious, friendly way.

Yin Yoga contains the ancient, and some say original form of asana practice. If you sit crossed legged you know that this requires strength and flexibility round the spine and hips. The sensations experienced also arise from the deep connective tissues and joints of the body. These are referred to as the yin tissues of the body, relative to the more superficial yang tissues of muscle and skin. Yin Yoga opens up these deep, dense and for most often untouched/explored areas.
Yin Yoga focuses on depth in asana, to hold awareness with your breath.

Suitable for all levels: a gentle hatha yoga class to relax the body combined with simple but effective relaxation techniques, including guided visualisation, yoga nidra (deep relaxation/psychic sleep) and more. A treat for the soul and bliss for your body.