I've been fascinated by yoga and meditation since my early teens, but other than reading books on Buddhism, Taoism, existential philosophy and everything else a teenager is usually attracted to nothing much ever came of it. In the early 2000s I finally started practicing Tai Chi and going on meditation retreats and on one of those retreats I had my first yoga class. Back in London I was quickly hooked and yoga immediately became a constant in my life.
My name is Ivana. I'm a yoga practitioner, a teacher and a mum to a lively toddler who makes me learn something new every day. I find great inspiration in Indian philosophy, non-violence, movement and silence. I'm also a bit of a science geek, passionate about understanding our bodies and how to optimise them. I have a soft spot for hazelnuts, film and rooftops and you can usually find me singing on the bicycle.
For only £40 you get 30 days of unlimited classes. During the duration of this offer you can take as many drop in classes as you want and experience the transformation that yoga and pilates can bring. Get to know our teachers and different class styles. Whether you want to get fit, increase flexibility or simply allow your body and your mind to relax. We offer a wide variety of classes that are suitable for all types of experience - have a look at our Classes pages to see what appeals to you.
The Yoga Body Centre at Clapton Pond has been serving the local community for four years, we are a small friendly yoga studio offering both Pilates and Yoga. Classes open to the public at the studio are: Mixed ability Hatha, Iyengar, Astanga, Dynamic Flow, Kundalini, Antenatal, Postnatal, Restorative and Recuperative Yoga as well as two levels of Pilates. We also teach private sessions to individuals as well as group corporate classes.
We are five female yoga teachers hailing from Hackney, East London, with a passion to bring accessible yoga to the people of our area. We met on our Frog Lotus International teacher training course and decided to join forces when we discovered that we all shared a drive to get ourselves out there into the community and start teaching what we had learnt.
Private Ashtanga yoga classes are the most effective way to learn yoga at a level uniquely tailored for your needs, developing your flexibility, strength and improving your sense of well being. Private lessons are the best way to master the basics of yoga postures and breathing and for advanced practitioners to refine their technique. As London's most experienced private yoga teacher I will teach you an enjoyable yoga practice you can do by yourself, built on the foundation of the breath.
London fields yoga is a beautiful, spacious and light filled studio in Hackney's green heart E8. We offer daily yoga classes for every level: gentle yoga classes for beginners and dynamic yoga classes for open level students and have fantastic teachers to guide you. The style of yoga varies with each teacher bringing their interpretation to the practice, drawing from the ancient well of knowledge.
Over the years I have had many opportunities to attend sessions lead by some great teachers from all over the globe, including B.K.S. Iyengar and Joel Kramer. I experience the tremendously good effects of practicing Yoga not only on my body but also on my mind. If you need any further information about my Yoga teaching, please do not hesitate to contact me.
I deeply value the healing arts and all they offer to us as individuals, and in the connections they build. I am therefore pleased to offer Thai yoga massage treatments for individually focused healing and relaxation. I am also an experienced Hatha yoga teacher who enjoys sharing yoga with a wide range of people. I initially came to yoga suffering from chronic fatigue, having experienced little assistance from conventional medicine.
BoxingYoga™ is a yoga-based training system for fighters; improving physical strength and flexibility to prevent injury, maximise performance and maintain optimal health. Born in a boxing club, BoxingYoga™ abandons yoga's more traditional conventions - chanting, esoteric beliefs underlying yoga philosophy and Sanskrit terminology - and focuses on a streamlined activity, directly targeting improved sporting performance.