Practical Details

Clothing and equipment

We practice in any comfortable clothing and bare footed. You would need to have your yoga mat, and a blanket for the final relaxation. Please ask for advice on any other props, or feel free to use any that you already know is helpful to you. 

For Zoom classes you need Zoom application installed on your computer or tablet, and a space at your home that is wide enough to have your yoga mat there, and not collide with any furniture when you stand at the middle of your yoga mat and spread your arms in all directions. 

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Cost / Investment / Energy Exchange

Private tuition 

£60 per hour on Zoom, £70 per hour in the studio space. Discount available for regular 1-2-1 practice. 

Regular Online Classes  

For 75min classes:

£14.50 pay-as-you-go class / £13.50 within a block ticket (minimum 4 classes) 

Term Ticket £150 — 12 weeks of practice in a selected slot (from the 9th Jan till the end of March)

For 60min classes:

£12.50 pay-as-you-go class / £11.50 within a block ticket (minimum 4 classes)

Term Ticket £126 — 12 weeks of practice in a selected slot (from the 9th Jan till the end of March)

Block ticket can be bought for any 4 or more consecutive classes, a week ahead before starting with the block of classes, and subject to availability of spaces. Term tickets are available for each of the 4 terms throughout the year, starting mid September, mid January, mid April and mid July. 

Regular Hall Classes 

Prices vary depending on the space, duration and location. Block tickets of 4-8 weeks usually available. 

75min class in Bridge of Allan Pariah Church 

£17 pay-as-you-go class / £15 within a block ticket (minimum 4 classes) 

Other important information

It is advisable to practice yoga on an empty stomach, yet it is important not to be starving during your practice either. Yoga is all about good balance! So ideally try not to eat in the two hours before the practice, while making sure you had a good meal or a snack before that, so that you have enough energy during your practice. Eating after yoga is delicious, particularly if you eat life-affirming food, mindfully and slowly.

If you have any chronic conditions, please check with your GP if it’s safe for you to practice in a general class. If you have an acute illness or injury, rest is the best! (along with any medical treatment if necessary).

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To find what people say about the classes, you can check out the Testimonials.

If you would like to book a class please send a message using this contact form.

If you need more information please check the main Classes page and if you still have a question, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

 

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