Yoga Classes / Yoga Class

If you are looking for an Iyengar yoga teacher, please call 01273 326 205 or email andy@hoveyoga.co.uk.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Day Teacher Location Time Cost Level
Monday Julia Owen Portslade Community College, Chalky Road, Portslade. Tel 01273 422632 11:45-1:15pm
(Term time)
  General class for beginners and improvers
Monday Andy Roughton Brighton Natural Health Centre, Regents Street, Brighton
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18:30 - 19:45   Mens Class - Beginners and improvers
Tuesday Simon Edwardson Stoneham Road studio, Hove
10-11.30am   Mixed
Tuesday Mokshini Brighton Buddhist Centre, 17 Tichborne Street, Brighton
1-2.15pm   Mixed
Tuesday Mokshini Brighton Buddhist Centre, 17 Tichborne Street, Brighton
5.45-7.15pm   Beginners
Tuesday Jenny Deadman Portslade Community College - Term beings on Tuesday 7th October. 6.30-8pm   Continuing
Tuesday Jen
Henwood
Steiner School, Roedean Road, Brighton 6.30-8pm   Beginners and general
Tuesday Simon Edwardson Stoneham Road studio, Hove
7-8.30pm   Beginners
Thursday Jen
Henwood
Brighton Natural Health Centre, Regents Street, Brighton
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5.30-6.30pm   Beginners
Thursday Simon Edwardson Stoneham Road studio, Hove
7.30-9pm   Intermediate
Thursday Jenny Deadman Evolution Arts and Natural Health Centre, 2 Sillwood terrace, Brighton. Tel no 01273 204204 7.45 to 9pm   Beginners and students with up to one year's experience
Friday Simon Edwardson Stoneham Road studio, Hove
10-11.30am   Mixed
Friday Sallie
Sullivan
Brighton Natural Health Centre, Regents Street, Brighton
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6-7.45pm   Advanced
Saturday Jenny Deadman Brighton Natural Health Centre, Regents Street, Brighton
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9-10.15am   Mixed
Sunday Charlotte Palmer & Alexandra Langridge

Upstairs at Little Dippers (the blue building) on Upper Gardner Street, North Laines Brighton

First class on 31st August is FREE!

10-11.15am £5.50 General drop-in

These classes are suitable for people in normal health and will consist mainly of standing, seated and relaxation postures.

Iyengar Yoga is progressive so that you learn to stretch and to increase your stamina in basic postures before you progress to the complicated poses.

It is precise so that you can learn to stretch more safely and gain mental discipline through increased physical understanding and control.

Yoga should be practised on an empty stomach so do not eat or drink at least two hours before the class. Equipment such as mats, blocks, belts and blankets are available to borrow for the class.