Teacher Details

I practised yoga with the Iyengar methodology (and some very inspiring teachers) for ten years, before training to be an Iyengar teacher, passing my Introductory Level qualificaton in 1993.
I taught for over twelve years within the Iyengar system, enjoying the rigorous training and professional development associated with this style. I passed further qualifications up to Junior Intermediate Level 2.
I then had a three year break from teaching, which gave me a wonderful chance to focus on my own practice.
I have been teaching again for a year now :) Although I am no longer "officially" Iyengar (my classes are so small that I am not earning enough to maintain "certification") I am still quite Iyengar in approach (or so the people coming to class tell me). I see yoga as a wonderful toolkit, through which we can learn about ourselves.
During school term time there are three regular classes to chose from, all in St Neot Village Hall, which is opposite a free car park. St Neot is a lovely little village, on the edge of Bodmin Moor; it has beautiful countryside surrounding it. What a lovely place to come to, to do yoga! The village hall is warm and spacious with a good wood floor.
I'm very much enjoying the Wednesday morning class - we can get straight down to work as everyone knows the basic postures - it can be quite intense, but as always, everyone works at their own level & there's an emphasis on working safely.
The Friday morning class is for women only. They're a great bunch of women, who work intelligently and create a lovely warm, supportive atmosphere.
20th Feb '12 - I have just started to deliver the Yoga for Healthy Lower Backs course. This is the course with with research to prove that it works! Have a look at www.yogaforbacks.co.uk
Please do contact me, if you would like to know more about any of these classes.