Bikram Yoga consists of a sequence of 26 postures (asanas) and two breathing exercises (pranayama), typically practiced in a room heated to around 40c (105°F ) with a humidity of 40%. This practice is designed to systematically work every part of the body, promoting flexibility, strength, and balance, while also aiding in detoxification through sweating. Each class lasts 90 minutes, and the sequence is always the same, allowing practitioners to focus on improving their form and depth in each posture over time. The class time can be reduced to 60 minutes for a shorter 'power-hour' class, with less posture repetition.

Hatha Yoga is a gentle style of yoga that emphasises physical postures (asanas) and breath control (pranayama) to balance and unify the body and mind. The practice is suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.

This is an intermediate level 90-minute hot class that focuses on deeper and stronger postures. The 55 postures in this class include the beginners’ 26 from Bikram Yoga, plus additional ones that develop your strength and balance.

The Advanced series contains 84 postures. The number 84 holds sacred significance in many spiritual traditions, symbolising self-mastery and elevated yogic consciousness in numerology. The 120-minute class follows a fixed sequence, allowing students to practice advanced skills such as lotus, handstands, leg-over-the-head movements, and deep backbends. This class is best suited for those with a consistent and strong practice.

The term Vinyasa is derived from ‘Nyasa’ meaning ‘to place’ and ‘Vi’ meaning ‘in a special way’.

In Vinyasa Yoga, the body moves in sync with the breath, creating fluid and smooth movements known as ‘flow’.

Vinyasa Yoga is an athletic style of practice. Each class will be unique, allowing different teachers and styles of yoga to influence the flow. This allows for creative sequencing, a fun, vibrant flow, and a challenging practice.

Ashtanga Yoga is a dynamic and physically demanding style of yoga. It is characterised by a specific sequence of postures (asanas) linked together by breath and movement (vinyasa). The practice is structured, rigorous, and designed to build strength, flexibility, and stamina.

Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga that focuses on passive, seated, or supine poses held for extended periods, typically ranging from 3 to 5 minutes or longer. This practice targets the connective tissues—such as ligaments, tendons, and fascia—rather than the muscles, promoting flexibility, joint mobility, and circulation.

Restorative Yoga, suitable for practitioners of all levels, is a restful practice that holds yoga poses (asanas) for a longer duration using props like yoga blocks, blankets, and bolsters. Focusing more on the breath, it is a practice of deep relaxation that emphasises the meditative aspect of yoga—the union of body and mind. Through the use of props for support, many of the postures are held almost effortlessly.

Restorative Yoga promotes relaxation, better sleep, improved well-being, better mood, reduced pain and gentle on the body, which is ideal for those recovering from injuries or illnesses.

Yoga Sports is a drill based class practised in the hot room that focuses on the mechanics and progression of moving into and out of the different yoga postures. This makes it a great class for all levels of experience and another opportunity to sweat.

Kids' Yoga encourages a positive and healthy lifestyle for the physical, mental and emotional well-being of children. It helps in their development of strength, stamina and endurance, high level of positive energy, focus and self-awareness.

Kids' Yoga classes are tailored to suit the needs of children. It teaches them about their bodies, their minds and their potential in a safe and playful way.

Yogalates is a hybrid fitness practice that combines elements of Yoga and Pilates. This fusion offers a balanced workout that enhances flexibility, strength, and overall well-being. Yogalates is suitable for people of all fitness levels.

Mat classes emphasise strength, stability, posture, breath control, and flexibility. The techniques are designed to lengthen and strengthen the body while promoting free movement. Various equipment, such as circles, foam rollers, balls, and blocks, may also be used to support and enhance your practice. All levels are welcome.

If you're new to the Pilates Reformer, this class is perfect for you. You'll start by learning how to set up the equipment, followed by a slower-paced session focused on precise movements, concentration, breath work, and control to ensure you feel safe and comfortable. This class is ideal for beginners, strengthening problem areas, and aiding in recovery from injury or pregnancy. All levels are welcome.

Designed to work the entire body, Pilates Reformer Open classes increase strength, stamina, flexibility, balance, and coordination. Students should first attend at least one Pilates Reformer Foundation class to gain a basic understanding of technique and breath work before moving onto the Open, Stretch or Power classes. Suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced.

Pilates Reformer Stretch classes builds on the basics of the Reformer Foundation and Open Classes, and incorporates stretches into the sequence. These sessions will focus more on increasing your flexibility. Students should first attend at least one Pilates Reformer Foundation class to gain a basic understanding of technique and breath work before moving onto the Open, Stretch or Power classes. Suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced.

A high-energy workout that improves your core strength, flexibility and muscle tone. The session incorporates Pilates circles, weights, and Pilates Balls to intensify the experience. Offering a complete body workout, you'll build lean muscle, improve posture, and enhance overall body awareness. Students should first attend at least one Pilates Reformer Foundation class to gain a basic understanding of technique and breath work before moving onto the Open, Stretch or Power classes. Suitable for intermediate to advanced levels.

Barre is a fitness workout that combines elements of Ballet, Pilates, and Yoga. It is designed to build strength, flexibility, and endurance while improving posture and alignment. Barre classes typically focus on small, isometric movements performed at a Ballet Barre, with an emphasis on high repetitions and low impact. Suitable for all levels.

Yoga Sports Centre runs and hosts workshops by teaching staff and master practitioners from around the world that you won’t want to miss. These workshops include hips opening, arm balancing, back bending, handstands, breath work, and sound healing, amongst others. They provide a great opportunity to explore your practice in more depth, be inspired and learn in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Workshops and Events will be well advertised prior to the date.

Yoga Sports Centre offers Corporate Clients the opportunity to experience Yoga and Pilates Classes at our Studio. These are popular activities for teams who want to try something new or schedule a more frequent recurring class for interested staff to participate. Please get in touch for further information.

Keen to take your practice to the next level or focus on a specific posture, or sequence that’s challenging you? Get a more personalised and tailored Private Class with one of our Instructors. Reach out to our Team for further information.