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Class style · Strength & flow

Hatha Yoga

A mindful sequence of postures built around a theme or a peak pose, for strength, flexibility and a calm mind. Suitable for all levels.

60 minutes2 creditsAll levelsIn the studio and online
A row of students folding forward over their legs in a seated stretch, with yoga blocks beside their mats

Upcoming classes

Full timetable
Mon 26 Oct09:45with Lou Wint · In the studio · £10Book
Tue 27 Oct09:45with Karen Sands · In the studio · £10Book
Tue 27 Oct18:00with Karen Sands · In the studio · £10Book
Thu 29 Oct09:45with Karen Sands · In the studio · £10Book
Mon 2 Nov09:45with Jess Beardsley · In the studio · £10Book
Tue 3 Nov09:45with Karen Sands · In the studio · £10Book
Tue 3 Nov18:00with Karen Sands · In the studio · £10Book
Thu 5 Nov09:45with Karen Sands · In the studio · £10Book

Also livestreamed: 24 online classes coming up. How online classes work.

Hatha is a traditional style of yoga. It combines physical postures (asanas) with breath control (pranayama) to build strength, flexibility, balance and relaxation.

Each class is a mindful sequence of postures, built around a theme or the build-up to a peak.

Theme and peak classes

  • Theme classes focus on a particular area of the body or a specific technique, to create strength, flexibility or awareness.
  • Peak classes prepare the body slowly for a more challenging posture. We then wind down through a restorative, relaxing practice to a close.

The benefits of Hatha yoga

  • Strength and mobility. Postures tone muscles, improve posture and build stamina.
  • Better circulation. Steady movement and breathing get the blood flowing, which supports heart health.
  • Deep relaxation. Restorative postures release tension from the body, and controlled breathing calms the mind.
  • Focus. Meditation and pranayama improve concentration and self-awareness, and can lift your mood.

Our classes offer a supportive space to explore Hatha yoga at your own pace. See the timetable for this week’s classes, or start here if you’re new.

Questions

Is Hatha yoga good for beginners?
Yes. Classes are suitable for all levels and your teacher will offer options for each posture. If you're completely new, the Wednesday Beginners' class is a gentle place to start.
What's the difference between a theme class and a peak class?
A theme class focuses on one area of the body or one technique. A peak class prepares the body slowly for a more challenging posture, then winds down with a restful close.
What is a peak pose?
It's the most challenging posture of the class, one that asks for balance, strength and flexibility. The whole sequence builds towards it, step by step.
Can I join Hatha yoga online?
Yes. Hatha classes run in the studio and are also livestreamed, so you can practise from home.

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