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Learn the swing, the sn**ch and the Turkish get-up with Jules Michelin in this Introduction to Kettlebells workshop. Fri...
09/10/2026

Learn the swing, the sn**ch and the Turkish get-up with Jules Michelin in this Introduction to Kettlebells workshop.

Friday Oct 23 from 18:00 - 20:00. Book via the workshops link in our bio.

Join Samuel Geronimo Deschamps for Soft Acrobatics at Mission on Saturday 24 October from 16:00-18:00.Inspired by gymnas...
08/10/2026

Join Samuel Geronimo Deschamps for Soft Acrobatics at Mission on Saturday 24 October from 16:00-18:00.

Inspired by gymnastics, Capoeira and the movement vocabulary of bambubodies , this two-hour workshop explores acrobatics through softness, momentum and flow.

Think rolls, cartwheels, bridges, walkovers and handstand transitions but with a focus on how movements connect, rather than mastering isolated tricks.

Learn to move seamlessly between the floor and standing, using momentum, weight transfer and fluidity to find new possibilities in your movement.

Book via the workshops link in bio.

patrick beach is back at Mission.19–22 November, Patrick returns for Evolve Your Asana: four days of practice, explorati...
07/10/2026

patrick beach is back at Mission.

19–22 November, Patrick returns for Evolve Your Asana: four days of practice, exploration and a deeper look at how we move.

This isn’t about collecting more poses. It’s about understanding the ones you already have: where movement originates, how strength, range and coordination shape your practice, and how curiosity can open up entirely new pathways.

Expect long-form morning practices, movement mechanics, transitions, discussion, experimentation, and plenty of Patrick’s signature playfulness.

24 hours in person at Mission + 10 hours online at your own pace.

Unlimited Members collect 338 SWEATPOINTS yo spend across Mission.

Places are intentionally limited.

Book via the Trainings link in bio.

I got my master’s in journalism from Northwestern Medill School where plagiarism was taken incredibly seriously. Someone...
06/10/2026

I got my master’s in journalism from Northwestern Medill School where plagiarism was taken incredibly seriously. Someone in my year was kicked out for lifting passages from another writer. Zero tolerance.

That stayed with me: you don’t take other people’s words, ideas or work and pass them off as your own.

Social media has democratised publishing, which is brilliant. Everyone has a voice. But with that, there can be a loss of ethics that should come with publishing.

I see it constantly now, (and it happens to me often) — captions lifted almost word for word, ideas copied, someone else’s work repackaged without credit.

And in the yoga world, there’s an added irony: we have a word for this. Asteya. Non-stealing.

Be inspired. Borrow ideas. Build on them. But credit the person who inspired you.

Giving credit costs nothing. Taking credit for someone else’s work does.

06/10/2026

Vanessa Flow explains the Mission phone policy.

Athletes are encouraged to film their progress in our Calisthenics classes. Its a useful part of training and tracking those hard-earned skills.

But in yoga, we ask students not to film during class. Partly to protect everyone else’s privacy, and partly because sometimes the practice is better when it’s just you, your mat and the moment — no camera roll required.

Film the skills. Feel the flow.

05/10/2026

Yoga has always evolved. This moment is no different.

In the space of a week, Y7, the US hot-yoga brand known for its music-driven, candlelit classes, closed all eight of its studios, while triyoga, a London institution for more than 25 years, shut its doors.

But people aren’t turning away from yoga. Far from it.

What’s changing is the way we think about movement. We’re recognising the value of strength, cardiovascular fitness, mobility and balance — and how beautifully those things can sit alongside a yoga practice.

Yoga doesn’t need to be everything. It just needs to be yoga.

And perhaps that’s not a retreat, but an evolution.

Read the full piece on our blog. Link in bio.

Two hours to rethink your backbends.Join Michael James Wong for a deep dive into spinal movement, shoulder mechanics and...
02/10/2026

Two hours to rethink your backbends.

Join Michael James Wong for a deep dive into spinal movement, shoulder mechanics and the balance between strength and spaciousness —building towards Wild Thing with control, clarity and intention.

Friday 13 November, 6–8pm. Book via the workshops link in our bio.

Unlimited members, you’ll earn 20 SWEATPOINTS to spend at Mission.

IT’S COMP WEEKEND.Good luck to Jomei 🇯🇲 🇧🇧 & Dappadel throwing down at FinalRep Euros this weekend.Tune into the livestr...
01/10/2026

IT’S COMP WEEKEND.

Good luck to Jomei 🇯🇲 🇧🇧 & Dappadel throwing down at FinalRep Euros this weekend.

Tune into the livestream, follow the action and get behind our boys.

Time to SEND IT and SMASH IT!

October at Mission. And we’re not exactly easing into autumn. Teacher trainings, masterclasses, kettlebells, breathwork,...
30/09/2026

October at Mission. And we’re not exactly easing into autumn.

Teacher trainings, masterclasses, kettlebells, breathwork, sound, philosophy, movement — and Mandem on the Mat to finish the month.

This is what’s on. Pick your dates. See you at Mission. 🖤

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7-9 Fashion Street
London
E16PX

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 9pm
Tuesday 6am - 9pm
Wednesday 6am - 9pm
Thursday 6am - 9pm
Friday 6am - 9am
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

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+442030111080

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