Yoga Teachers
in Knaphill

Yoga is more than making shapes.The postures are just one way of working towards the aim of 'settling the mind into silence'. However, along the way in yoga people notice an an increase in flexibility and strength and a welcome moment of calm in these busy stressful times. I teach yoga in the Farnboroughand Cove areas for all abilities.

I was a dancer from the time I could walk. I was immersed in the world of ballet from the age of nine, which today gives me the insight and x-ray vision into how bodies move. Through my offerings with appleyoga I support people like you to immerse themselves on the yogic path of insight and absorption.

The benefits of Fitness Yoga are multiple, including not only mental benefits but also physical. Yoga encourages you to relax the body & mind as well as stretching, toning & strengthening muscles. It has been proven to help reduce the signs of ageing, giving you a youthful glow & keeping your mental well-being equally youthful.

Teaching from day one can be quite a daunting experience. However, by doing this my experience in teaching postures and my confidence grew considerably. I learned to teach yoga in a wonderfully supportive and fun environment. Many of my fellow students remain friends today, also providing a great support network” Graduate 2019.

Yoga is a unique and different way of exercising. The purpose of each class is to help students relax and energise.

Many people think that yoga is just stretching. But while stretching is certainly involved, yoga is really about creating balance in the body by developing both strength and flexibility. This is done through the performance of poses or postures, each of which has specific physical benefits. Rosie is a qualified teacher who excels in transfering her knowledge of yoga and all it's benefits to her pupils. Rosie currently runs classes nr to Wokingham, Crowthorne, Brackenll and Yateley.

Emily teaches Hatha yoga and pregnancy yoga in Ashtead, Surrey, and Weybridge. The classes are held at the Peaceful Pavillion on Ottways Lane in Ashtead, and the stylish Powers Cafe in Weybridge. The classes are mixed ability, offering gentle and challenging options depending on your own body and how you’re feeling that day. Yoga is beneficial and accessible to everyone and you can begin your practice at any age.

If you’re looking for a friendly, encouraging and calm space in which to start or develop your yoga practice, you’ll be very much at home in my classes. I offer an authentic, grounded approach to teaching; one that truly welcomes all ages and abilities.

I attended my first yoga class in the mid 1980’s whilst in my early teens. Initially the physical practise drew me in, and I loved finding my physical limits of strength and flexibility.

My intention was to create a peaceful, holistic, homely and yet professional space in which to share my yoga passion and interest (see studio). Although the studio can take up to 18 students, we like to keep classes small and intimate and most have around 8 to 12 attendees.