We are back on our mats from Monday January 9th.
Classes are currently booked on-line. Stroll over to the class booking page select which session (s) you wish to attend, opt to pay by cash at class or online using secure card payment. There is no need to “log in” unless you wish to create a password. Concessions are always available. DISC30 can be applied at checkout for a 30% discount in class fee.
Mondays: General Level 1
5:45pm – 7pm Evergreen Hall, Coleford
Tuesdays: Intermediate
7.15pm – 8.45pm St.Briavels Assembly Rooms, East Street, St Briavels
Wednesdays: General Level II
9.15am -10.30am Evergreen Hall, Coleford
Wednesdays : General Level I
5.45pm – 7pm Evergreen Hall, Coleford
Wednesdays: Beginners Course
Jan 11th – Feb 15th 2023 7.30pm-8.45pm Evergreen Hall, Coleford
Thursday: Gentle All Levels
11am -12.15pm Evergreen Hall, Broadwell. FOD
Thursdays: Yoga @home General All Levels
6pm – 7.15pm Your House! Livestream on zoom.
For what you’ll need for online classes click here
Join from near or afar, if you’ve missed a live class or you just need to be at home. Live streamed from my studio room to your yoga space you will be guided in asana using the zoom platform. Iyengar Yoga translates really well to the online world. A link is sent each week to all students registered, please contact me with your email address to be added to list
Fridays: General Class All levels
9.30am -10.45am Mackenzie Hall, Brockweir, Wye Valley
Fridays Gentle – All Levels
11.15am -12.30pm Mackenzie Hall, Brockweir
I just want to drop you a line to say how amazing your zoom classes have been since the dreaded lockdown. Whilst ‘real’ classes will always win the ‘Zoom’ classes do have some benefits, mainly I can grunt & groan & moan without disturbing everyone else!
I have loved doing the zoom classes, especially Fridays restorative, it’s so good to be able to stay in the zone after the class and not have to get in the car!
Your zooms have been my saviour….eternally grateful for them and they will always be in the forefront of my positive memories of the lockdown.