Class Timetable

Abi is a keen runner and cyclist and works with sportspeople from different disciplines, helping them to experience the benefits of yoga as she discovered them all those years ago (and keeps discovering all the time). Her classes start with the physical body and work on increasing strength, balance and core stability as well as keeping joints in safe alignment and working to optimise range of motion. She is also passionate about sharing the positive mental effects of the practice – through a focus on deep, steady breathing even when the body is being challenged, we can help stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, calming the body and cultivating an evenness of mind and a tenacity that we can tap into in stressful situations – at work, on our commute, or during a race for example.

All of these things, physical and mental, vary from person to person and it is important to Abi to work with individuals and small groups to ensure that each person gets what they need. A ‘one size fits all’ approach is not her style!

Since then, she has maintained her interest in the art of movement and, more specifically, activities which require strength, flexibility, balance and control. It’s this interest that lead her to Yoga. And it was the unity between both her physical and mental wellbeing that led her to continue her practice and move into teaching.

Natalia also enjoys being an active member of the wider Yoga community, which she feels supports and encourages people both physically and mentally. For her, Yoga acknowledges that it is okay to fall, get up and carry on.

With an emphasis on creating balance, Natalia’s classes will leave you physically energised, mentally restored and grateful for the world around you.

When she’s not teaching Yoga, Natalia enjoys rare teas and she likes to travel the world to find them!

Abi is a keen runner and cyclist and works with sportspeople from different disciplines, helping them to experience the benefits of yoga as she discovered them all those years ago (and keeps discovering all the time). Her classes start with the physical body and work on increasing strength, balance and core stability as well as keeping joints in safe alignment and working to optimise range of motion. She is also passionate about sharing the positive mental effects of the practice – through a focus on deep, steady breathing even when the body is being challenged, we can help stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, calming the body and cultivating an evenness of mind and a tenacity that we can tap into in stressful situations – at work, on our commute, or during a race for example.

All of these things, physical and mental, vary from person to person and it is important to Abi to work with individuals and small groups to ensure that each person gets what they need. A ‘one size fits all’ approach is not her style!