yoga for everyone

Yoga Events

Yoga Events

Welcome to my yoga events page, where you can discover all the workshops, classes, and events I’m involved in—whether I’m teaching or offering support.

Even if you’re new to yoga, I highly recommend attending an extended class or workshop. When our practice time is limited, we often miss the subtle discoveries that longer sessions allow.

Yoga

Yoga offers deep relaxation and stress relief that we all need. Teaching at events creates a special atmosphere—participants are outside their usual routine, which often makes them more open and relaxed. This natural state makes learning more accessible, whether after an eventful day or as preparation for what’s ahead.

Yoga teachers

As yoga teachers, we must honestly examine our practice: Are the sequences I teach safe? Why do I teach them this way? In workshops and retreats, we can explore the biomechanics and neurological effects of what we call yoga in the 21st century.

Thoughtful Yoga

I promote a sensitive, intelligent approach to yoga practice, informed by a contemporary understanding of how humans work and differ. This is the way forward.

I have been very fortunate to work with some leading figures in contemporary yoga. And I continue to develop my yoga practice and understanding. The following teachers come highly recommended who also run yoga events worth considering. Peter Blackaby, Marc J Acquaviva, Diane Long, John Stirk, Gary Carter and Catherine Annis. 

There are, of course, many more teachers who practice and teach informed yoga. These teachers I have worked with and know to be amongst the best.

Whats Coming Up 2025

  • Ventnor Fringe 18th – 27th July
  • Scaravelli Open Day TBA September 2025, Shanklin.
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Scaravelli Classes: Moving from the inside out.

I’m teaching a series of classes at Ventnor Fringe at the Top Bijou in Ventnor Park. These 60-minute classes invite you into a responsive, somatic approach to yoga, where breath, gravity, and internal sensing guide your movement.
  • 60 minutes
  • Admission £10
  • 22 July 10:30
  • 23 July 10:30
  • 24 July 10:30
  • 25 July 10:30