Come along in comfortable clothing and bring something warm for relaxation at the end of the session. Long hair will be better tied back and please keep to minimal jewellery so that it doesn’t restrict your practice. We work in bare feet, but yoga socks are fine to wear. If you have your own mat, blocks or straps, please bring these along. There is a limited amount of spare kit, so you’re welcome to borrow any equipment you may need, just confirm when booking.

If you have an injury but feel you are able to come to class, please let me know before the class starts, so that I can make any adjustments that you may need. If you are pregnant and thinking of starting yoga, there are some wonderful pregnancy yoga classes that you'll find on www.bwy.com and I would welcome you to continue your practice with us down the line.

Ideally you shouldn't eat within 2 hours before class starts. You are welcome to bring a drink of water along with you, but be mindful not to be uncomfortably full with water when practising.

If you have any questions or are unsure about anything, just get in touch. We are always happy to talk to potential Yogis out there!

Classes start prompt, so please allow enough time to get yourself settled and ready to begin. Ahead of your first class, please arrive 10 minutes early so that we can meet and carry out a quick health questionnaire to make sure you are practising the right way for you.

We will start by taking a little time to adjust from your busy day before entering in to this time that's just for you. This will be followed by exploring a few postures, which will evolve if you're attending a general class and can be tailored to your individual needs for small group and individual classes. For example, at a team building event, we might use postures that are uplifting and energising, but for a wedding day we will work with postures that are calming and grounding. All classes end with some reflective relaxation time before we rejoin the world.