11/10/2026
I love Ashtanga because it gives us a clear framework to begin our practice….not something rigid, but a guide to explore and make our own.
Like learning music, we start with structure, and over time it becomes a unique expression of who we are.
My Ashtanga yoga classes focus on doing what feels comfortable for your own body, mind, and soul, never judging or comparing yourself to others. Although I’m guiding the practice, I’m not at all dogmatic in my approach. I like to allow space for personal exploration and autonomy.
We focus on what feels safe, natural and empowering for your own individual body and mind, never on perfection.
Through this process, the Ashtanga practice becomes more than physical movement. It becomes a way to notice the subtle shifts of the body and breath, and to observe how the mind constantly whispers - telling us we’re doing well or not well enough, comparing us to others or to an ideal image. How we respond to those thoughts, consciously or not, is where the deeper yoga truly begins
Through mindful movement, breath, and repetition, you’ll build confidence, and ashtanga becomes a lifelong tool to help navigate life’s chaos with health, happiness and inner strength.
🗓️Next class tomorrow at 6pm
📍Compton Church
👉www.plymouthyoga.co.uk
Every Body welcome 😀🧘♀️🧘🏻♂️🙏