90-minute full yoga practice
Chanting, breathing and meditation with Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin practices taught through progressive and balanced sequencing.
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Yoga teacher
Teacher trainer
Yin yoga
Sound and mantra
Yoga Practitioner, Teacher & Teacher Trainer
Practising yoga is my joy. Teaching yoga is my craft. Training teachers is my passion.
I teach what I practise, and practise what I teach. I believe yoga can meet everyone—when a teacher knows how to make the practice accessible. Even when guidance is imperfect, a practitioner can still learn to listen and discover their own way.
For me, yoga is a living study of anatomy and a lifelong companion for understanding the body we live in. My teaching brings together anatomy in motion, subtle attention, philosophy, breath, meditation, mantra and sound—from regular one-to-one coaching to international residential teacher-training programmes.

Dharma
I train teachers privately and in small groups on a regular basis to explore anatomy in yoga asana, assisting techniques and sequencing variations.
Available to teach Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin Yoga teacher-training programmes, coaching programmes, asana workshops and regular one-to-one coaching for yoga teachers, including online sessions.
Chanting, breathing and meditation with Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin practices taught through progressive and balanced sequencing.
book an online class →Bringing yoga philosophy into practice—and reflecting on how it appears in everyday life. We explore anatomy through movement, sensation and individual experience, allowing philosophical ideas to become something that can be observed rather than simply understood in theory. Whether or not you are a teacher, you are welcome to bring a partner to a private session. We can explore shared practice, hands-on observation and the reasoning behind different teaching approaches.
Yin Yoga is a slow yet powerful practice of stillness. With less muscular effort and quieter mental activity, the body is given time to receive, respond and reveal subtler sensations. Selected sessions may explore sound alongside chakra and nāḍī traditions, or Chinese medicine meridian theory. These are held as distinct maps rather than presented as the same system. Sound, breath and sustained postures become ways of observing how each map may inform our experience—without asking the body to prove a theory.

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