Arly’s practice began in 2005 and was shaped through years of study in New York City with her teachers. Grounded in the Jivamukti tradition, she completed her teacher training in 2017 and continued her studies in Ayurveda in 2019. Her teaching is heart-led and breath-centred, threading movement, philosophy, music, and self-inquiry. She encourages students to approach practice with curiosity, consistency, and a willingness to listen more deeply to themselves. Beyond the practice, you'll find Arly enjoying live music, meaningful conversation, and being in good company (especially with her dog Muffin).

Ella’s journey with yoga began as a curious beginner when a friend first brought her to a class with Cat Alip-Douglas. What started as a single class sparked a practice that steadily grew into an important part of her life. Through years of dedicated study and practice, she discovered that yoga offered far more than physical movement — it became a practice of presence, self-awareness, and resilience through life’s many seasons.In 2023, Ella joined Sangye Yoga School’s Teacher Training with the intention of deepening her practice. In doing so, she discovered a passion for teaching. Her classes are rooted in lived experience and shaped by the teachers and traditions that have guided her path. Ella creates classes that encourage students to move with intention, cultivate confidence, and develop a deeper connection to themselves. Her hope is that students leave feeling more grounded, present, and empowered both on and off the mat.Beyond the practice, Ella finds inspiration in nature, meaningful conversation, and the simple rituals that bring us back to the present moment.

Movement has been a constant throughout Saad’s life. Beginning with football and evolving through CrossFit, hybrid training, calisthenics, kettlebells, and yoga, his practice is rooted in a lifelong curiosity about how the body moves and adapts. His teaching combines strength, mobility, and body awareness to help students build resilient, sustainable movement patterns. Drawing from multiple disciplines, he encourages exploration, consistency, and long-term development over quick fixes or trends. Beyond the practice, you'll find Saad training, exploring new movement disciplines, and spending time outdoors.

Beth’s love of movement began in childhood through dance and gymnastics, later evolving into a career as a professional dancer, acrobat, and personal trainer. Her teaching blends mobility, calisthenics, and functional strength training to help students move with greater freedom, confidence, and control. She focuses on practical movement that supports everyday life both on and off the mat.Beyond the practice, you'll find Beth outdoors, by the water, or dancing with friends.

Dannii’s path to yoga grew from a lifelong love of movement and a desire to explore the deeper dimensions of practice. Discovering Jivamukti Yoga transformed her understanding of the relationship between body, mind, and spirit, setting her on a path of continued study and devotion. Rooted in the Jivamukti tradition, her teaching blends movement, breath, music, meditation, and sound into an immersive experience. She believes deeply in yoga’s ability to cultivate harmony, awareness, and meaningful transformation. Beyond the practice, you'll find Dannii exploring the intersections of sound, breath, movement, and lifelong learning.

Emma’s relationship with yoga began as a way to manage stress and create space in a busy life. Since qualifying as a teacher, she has continued to deepen her studies in yin yoga, yoga nidra, and the art of assists. Her classes are warm, welcoming, and grounding, with a particular focus on helping students feel comfortable and supported. She believes yoga should be accessible to everyone and creates spaces where students can slow down, reconnect, and build confidence in their practice. Beyond the practice, you'll find Emma discovering great food and coffee spots, reading, or listening to a good podcast.

Yoga has been a constant in Eve’s life for more than two decades. The practice has supported her through life’s challenges and ultimately inspired her to begin teaching and share it with others.Her classes are breath-led, creative, and thoughtfully sequenced, balancing challenge with accessibility and philosophy with practicality. Expect intelligent movement, embodied teachings, and a carefully curated soundtrack to accompany the journey. Beyond the practice, you'll find Eve by the sea, hiking in nature, or searching for the perfect coffee spot.

Hannah’s yoga journey began as a student at Yogahaven Richmond, where a personal practice grew into a passion for teaching and sharing movement with others. Her classes are playful, energising, and accessible, encouraging students to explore their potential while remaining connected to their breath and bodies. With a particular love for inversions and balance, she creates classes that are both challenging and fun.Beyond the practice, you'll find Hannah enjoying music, sports, animals, and anything involving games.

Hannah is a yoga teacher and sound practitioner whose work is centred around creating space for rest, reflection, and connection. Her studies in yoga, meditation, breathwork, and Kriya Yoga continue to shape both her teaching and personal practice. Combining movement, meditation, sound, and breath, she offers grounding experiences that support nervous system regulation and inner stillness. Her classes invite students to slow down, reconnect, and cultivate a deeper sense of presence. Beyond the practice, you'll find Hannah reading, hiking, or exploring somewhere new.

Heather’s yoga journey began in her late teens through Ashtanga and Sivananda Yoga and has continued to evolve through years of practice across multiple traditions. Her teaching encourages students to develop a deeper relationship with their breath and body, focusing less on how a pose looks and more on how it feels. She creates supportive classes that invite students to move intuitively, listen closely, and cultivate greater self-awareness. Beyond the practice, you'll find Heather exploring architecture, photography, music, and long walks in the park.

Holly’s teaching is guided by an interest with the relationship between breath, body, and mind. Her own practice, alongside extensive studies in yoga anatomy and therapeutic breathing, continues to shape the way she teaches. Her classes encourage students to explore movement, breath, and awareness with curiosity and compassion. Rooted in the belief that both body and mind thrive on variety, she creates experiences that are thoughtful, adaptable, and deeply supportive. Beyond the practice, you'll find Holly continuing to explore the many ways movement and breath can support everyday life.

Lara’s practice has been shaped by more than a decade on the mat. Balancing yoga alongside a corporate career has given her a deep appreciation for practices that create steadiness, perspective, and space within a busy life. Her teaching is rooted in clear alignment, nervous system awareness, and creating inclusive spaces where students feel supported to explore at their own pace, whether they are completely new to yoga or have been practising for years. Beyond the practice, you'll find Lara running or seeking small moments of stillness amidst everyday life.

Lizzie has been teaching since 2016, sharing yoga in studios and retreat spaces around the world. Her personal practice has evolved towards slower, more contemplative approaches, inspiring her specialisation in yin yoga, meditation, and myofascial release. Her classes are intuitive, nourishing, and deeply restorative, inviting students to slow down, reconnect, and listen more closely to themselves. She weaves storytelling, devotional practices, and Celtic spirituality throughout her offerings. Beyond the practice, you'll find Lizzie making music, journaling in the park, or spending time in nature.

Milly’s approach to yoga is grounded in the belief that breath comes first. Through years of practice and teaching, she has developed a style that is accessible, thoughtful, and deeply rooted in self-enquiry. Her classes explore alignment and technique while creating space for students to move, breathe, and discover what feels right in their own bodies. Drawing on her background in Pilates and Physical Theatre, she brings creativity, precision, and playfulness to every class. Beyond the practice, you'll find Milly riding her motorbike or searching for a great coffee.

For Naomi, yoga has been a steady companion through life’s challenges, offering balance, perspective, and a place to return to. A dedicated personal practice eventually inspired her to begin teaching and share those benefits with others. Her classes focus on breath, alignment, and authentic movement, helping students build strength, awareness, and confidence from within. She encourages students to take off the mat what they learn on the mat and practise with honesty and curiosity. Beyond the practice, you'll find Naomi under open skies and spending time with loved ones.

Neil discovered yoga in 2009 and quickly developed a passion for dynamic movement practices. What began alongside a career as a Naval Architect grew into years of study with leading teachers around the world, particularly within Rocket, Mandala, and Hot Vinyasa traditions. His classes combine precision, playfulness, and challenge, encouraging students to explore their potential while staying connected to sound alignment and breath. Neil creates an atmosphere that is supportive, uplifting, and accessible to all.Beyond the practice, you'll find Neil immersed in music, drawing, festivals, and arm balances.

Tanya’s teaching is grounded in the belief that meaningful transformation happens when we tend to the whole self — mind, body, heart, and soul. Her approach weaves together asana, pranayama, meditation, and yogic philosophy, creating space for students to meet themselves exactly as they are.With over six years of teaching experience and continued studies in Yoga Therapy, Tanya brings a thoughtful and compassionate presence to her classes. She is passionate about supporting wellbeing through practices that cultivate awareness, resilience, and connection, both on and off the mat. Beyond the practice, Tanya feels most at home by the sea or immersed in nature.