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Italian-born and London-based, Alice has been practicing yoga since her teens. A 500-hour British Wheel of Yoga certified teacher, she draws from different traditions to create fluid, creative and lighthearted practices. Since 2015, Alice has dedicated her teaching to every age and life stage—from prenatal and family yoga to accessible chair practices in community centers. Her mission is to make yoga empowering, welcoming, and accessible to all.
Alice became a yoga teacher after graduating from drama school where she also focused heavily on physical theatre and dance. She did her 200hr training with YogaLondon in Ecuador. And her 300hr training with Sianna Sherman in Portland, Oregon, in a style called Rasa Yoga. Rasa yoga calls for us to trust our integrity, explore what our bodies are capable of and ground into our authenticity, all of which takes time and commitment.
Ann was first introduced to Yoga whilst training as a dancer at London Contemporary Dance School.
The instant improvement she experienced in how she was moving made her curious to discover more about Yoga and it’s rich myriad of styles..
For Ann one of the most exciting aspects of Yoga is that it has the potential to recognise the whole of a being.
Physical, energetic, mental and emotional.
She has trained specifically with this interest and tailors her teaching to embrace this holistic approach.
She teaches Vinyasa, Slow Flow, Yin, Restorative and Yoga Nidra.
Ann enjoys weaving anatomical exploration into class whilst layering up pranayama, mudra and contemplations to take off of the mat too.
Her flows are welcoming to a variety of levels and always give space for the individual to take what they need and leave what they don’t on any given day.
Her original teacher training was with Danny DeVille (15 years ago).
Since then she has learnt from many other wonderful teachers too.
Including Jason Crandell, Judith Hanson Lasater, Richard Miller, Uma Dinsmore-Tuli and Erinn Lewis.
With a background in gymnastics and countless injuries to work with, Carina got into rocket yoga when she was looking for a strong practice that wouldn’t make her feel bad about not being able to do certain poses. A few years and teacher trainings later, she still needs a strong physical practice in order to ‘switch off’ from her busy job in the tech industry. This is why, as a teacher, she wants to share that joy and calmness that she gets out of the physical practice.
Catherine has a deep love of body movement with a creative approach to yoga.
Combining traditional yoga with more modern updated concepts, Catherine’s classes aim to offer an adaptable, explorative and an enjoyable sensory experience, whilst her welcoming approach ensures that everyone feels included.
Her classes are open to all levels of experience and teaches contemporary vinyasa flow, flow + restore, restorative, pre and postnatal yoga.
Catherine has studied with some really knowledgable respected teachers in their field including Jason Crandell, Alexandria Crow, Stephanie Snyder and Kristin Campbell
She teaches teacher trainings, has her own teacher mentorship program and injury management training for teachers, student workshops and retreats in both the UK and overseas.
Charli guides students through playful, strong and soulful vinyasa flow, woven with other elements such as meditation, pranayama, Tantric philosophy, and strength and mobility training. Her background and continued practice and teaching of Capoeira Angola and handstands/inversions also influences her yoga teaching. I
Charliu often use hands-on assists (with consent), complemented by my training as an Ayurvedic Yoga Massage therapist.
She has completed over 700 hours of yoga teacher training, including with Sianna Sherman, Greta Hill, Shiva Rea and Bex Tyrer. I have been teaching in some of London’s best yoga studios since 2017, as well as workshops and retreats.
Claire is a practitioner and facilitator working with yoga, sound and energy healing. With over 15 years experience of yoga application, she trusts in the body’s intelligence to inform and guide a practice, that can bring a sense of harmony and restore balance in any one moment.
After completing her 200hr YTT in 2020, as a means to deepen her practice, she found herself on a journey of reconnection to her roots and to the wisdom of her ancestors. Broadening her experience of ancient Chinese healing practices such as tai chi, qi gong, buddhist meditation and Traditional Chinese Medicine, naturally led her to yin yoga.
Together with her training and experience working therapeutically with the crystal and himalayan bowls, the gong and reiki. Her offering is an opportunity to go within, weaving together practices that are focused on stimulating the movement of chi, restoring balance, and supporting the nervous system, through stillness, silence and sound.
Darren is a yoga teacher rooted in the
Rocket/Ashtanga tradition, and further
influenced by his Dharma practice, black
belt in Japanese jujitsu and calisthenics
training.
With a calming presence and a playful edge,
Darren offers options and variations that
will challenge every student’s practice,
while holding space for all levels to explore
and grow. Expect creative sequencing and
transitions, strength work and opportunities
to go upside down – before landing in quiet introspection.
Born and raised in Italy, Elisa moved to London at the age of 18 to pursue a career in contemporary dance. She started doing yoga at the age of 16 as a way to calm the mind and reconnect with the body amidst intensive and physically taxing dance training and has practiced consistently ever since, incorporating it into her movement practice.
She completed her 200 hour teacher training at Tripspace in 2024 under the supervision of teachers such as Ann Pidcock and Roberto Rubalcava.
She’s been teaching Vinyasa, Yin, Slow Flow and Restorative classes across London ever since.
Giuliana Majo is a physiotherapist and yoga teacher which 25 years of movement experience in teaching and producing yoga and dance. Her work is grounded in contemporary research and clinical reasoning, informed by a deep understanding of embodied movement.
This background allows her to inspire her clients and students to view movement but as a powerful tool for resilience, expression, and long-term wellbeing.
Her classes weave creative yoga flows with evidence based practice with dynamic mindful flow peppered with the latest anatomy knowledge, motor control, strength and balance training.
Giuliana meets people where they are, offering steady guidance and reassurance throughout class, empowering individuals to build solid confidence in their bodies. Her aim is to help people move with greater ease and efficiency, practice the activities they love, and live fully with joy.
Yoga has been part of Ingrid’s life since she was a teenager, and what started as a personal practice has grown into a lifelong path of dedication, study, teaching and self-discovery.
Ingrid is also trained in classical Mat Pilates, which complements her approach to movement, alignment and body awareness.
Jayne teaches fluid yoga with a strong focus on healthy alignment, breath awareness and playful exploration.
Her own practice of more than 20 years has taken in many styles from the dynamics of Ashtanga, Shadow and Acro, to the precision of Iyengar, and the experimental somatic movement of Tias Little.
She brings in elements of them all to create energising, yet thoughtful classes, encouraging individuals to develop confidence and joy in their yoga wherever they are.
Meditation is an important part of her sadhana and one she loves to share.
Jayne is continually evolving her practice and experiences, bringing her students along for the ride.
She trained with the BWY and YogaCampus, and has completed an advanced Rasa teacher training with Sianna Sherman, which she feel has added another layer of richness and flavour to her practice and teaching.
Josh is a 500+ hour Himalayan-trained Yoga Teacher, bringing together traditional yogic practices with a science-informed and nuanced approach to movement and wellbeing.
With a BSc in Psychology and over four years of volunteering in emotional support, Josh brings a broad and compassionate toolkit to his teaching.
His nourishing and uplifting classes draw on traditional techniques to help you reconnect with your energy, release through movement and embody your prana.
His mission is to help you reconnect with your inner energy and discover the healer within.
Julia’s yoga journey began serendipitously when a friend dragged her to a class one Saturday morning. Since then, yoga has become an integral part of her life, transforming her in ways she never expected.
Coming from a background in psychological studies, Julia deeply appreciates the transformative power of yoga. Through dedicated practice, she believes in training the mind by overcoming self-limiting beliefs and recognizing them as the first step towards growth.
With over a decade of experience in various yoga styles like Ashtanga, Jivamukti, and Dharma Yoga, Julia aims to combine the most valuable elements of each in her dynamic Vinyasa Flow classes. Her focus on alignment, breath, and hands-on assists ensures that each student is appropriately challenged and encouraged to surpass their own expectations.
Julia is a certified yoga teacher with over 300 hour.
Her classes move fluidly from grounding, slower sequences to more uplifting and dynamic practices, always guided by breath and mindful awareness.
Originally from Brazil, Julia brings a warm, open and welcoming energy to her teaching. She often weaves in elements of sound and subtle energy work, inviting students to experience a deeper connection with their practice.
Her intention is to create a supportive and inclusive space where students feel inspired, nurtured and connected, both on and off the mat.
Kester is a lifelong mover with a love for yoga, martial arts, dance, and circus arts. His teaching is playful yet grounded, blending breath, activation, and music to create rhythmic, immersive experiences. He leads progressive dynamic vinyasa classes rooted in Ashtanga and alive with inspiration from 4BEAT, Dharma, Rocket, Yogasana, and other movement disciplines beyond yoga.
His teaching offers more than technique: it cultivates a joyful connection to the body and the confidence to explore new possibilities.
Leti was first introduced to yoga at university, and it has been her anchor ever since, grounding her creative, multifaceted life. IShe teaches heart-centred Hatha and Vinyasa, as well as Yin and Restorative classes, with a focus on presence, breath, and inner listening. Leti loves the embodied experience of understanding our bodies and anatomy, inspired by her first training with Mollie Morris and the Franklin Method. With over 2000 hours of study across yoga, meditation, and philosophy, my path is shaped by teachers like Clive Sheridan, Sally Kempton, Adyashanti, and Christopher Wallis, and rooted in Krishnamacharya, Sivananda, Bhakti Yoga, Kashmir Shaivism and Advaita Vedānta.
Originally from Australia, Lola is a former professional ballet dancer who developed a deep understanding of the body through years of movement practice. She completed her teacher training at Sangye Yoga School under the guidance of Cat Alip-Douglas and Phil Douglas. .
Lola teaches Ashtanga/Vinyasa with an emphasis on alignment, offering hands-on assists to help students deepen their practice and cultivate awareness in both body and mind.
Passionate about
movement, art, mental health, education, music, wellbeing and more. Maria teaches dynamic but easy-to-follow flow classes with restorative and meditation parts. Her classes include creative sequences and yoga
philosophy, rooted in her own journey
Nicola is a Canadian born, international dance and barre teacher based in London. Her multidisciplinary work covers contemporary dance, choreography and filmmaking. Nicola’s aim in class is to allow her students tune into themselves, improve stamina and strength and engage with an environment of others. Her Barre class offers groovy tunes, a guarantee to sweat and leave feeling ready for whatever the day has in store for you. Her class is focused on presence, breath, mobility, pushing your inner and outer strength all while staying open and adaptable. Nicola has taught and facilitated workshops for EDGE dance company and other dance companies across the UK, Europe and Canada.
Pablo discovered yoga and sound in a search for healing from a hip injury and a stressful corporate life. Having both practices transformed his life, he now holds a space where you can have fun and challenge yourself in the vinyasa and go deep into your meditation and relaxation with the sound. He curates his classes so they take you deep into yourself and leave you energised and relaxed.
Pam has been practising yoga for over 20 years and teaching for more than 10.
Yoga has been a steady, grounding presence throughout the ups and downs of her life, supporting her recovery and rehabilitation after a life-changing operation. She weaves prana into her classes, emphasising the transformative power of breath, not only for one’s practice, but for life beyond the mat. Drawing from her diverse teacher trainings as well as her lived experience, she creates classes that invite embodiment, connection and spirituality.
Reetesh has been practicing yoga for over nine years and began his journey simply to improve flexibility. What kept him on the mat was the sense of community and the depth of a practice that has truly stood the test of time. A TRIPSPACE Yoga Teacher Training graduate, Reetesh became a teacher in 2022 and is passionate about making yoga accessible to everyone, firmly believing that every body is a yoga body. His classes are lighthearted and playful, with optional moments of challenge and plenty of opportunities to rest and reset.
Roberto teaches Vinyasa Flow, Yin, and Restorative yoga for the past two years. He focuses on body alignment, the focusing of breath, mind, heart and energy while creating challenging and original sequences.
Roberto completed his 200-hour teacher training at ‘Frog Lotus Yoga International,’ where he studied under Carl Faure, Vidya Heisel and Emily-Clare Hill. Frog Lotus having sparked his enthusiasm in teaching, Roberto decided to pursue his yoga career and is currently attending the 500-hr advanced training on ‘Modern Postural Yoga’ at ‘Vajrasati Yoga’ with Jim Tarran. This practice incorporates various influences such as Tantra, Raja, Advaita Vedanta and Buddhism.
Roberto is also a qualified Practitioner in Therapeutic Massage, anatomy and physiology from the London College of Massage since 2011, he is also Reiki Level 2 attuned and and holds a first aid certificate from the Red Cross.
Saori was introduced to Yoga when she first moved to London in 2002 and has become a keen practitioner ever since.
She has developed a deep understanding of Yoga history and philosophy that relates to both body and mind.
She was also drawn into Yoga anatomy when she was recovering from a minor sport injury she picked up.
Saori’s approach is rooted in the style of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga also influenced by Rocket Yoga that involves fun inversion poses combining physical pose (asana), breathing (pranayama) and relaxation through savasana at the end of the class.
Sara completed her first 200hr in Hatha Vinyasa with Talia Sutra and Tony Lupinacci, and since then she has continued to study with her dear teacher and mentor Daniela Garza Rios, completing 300hrs in Mandala Vinyasa and Vedic Mythology, Yin practices, TCM and 5 Elements Theory, Thai yoga massage, meditation and Advaita Vedanta. Her classes blend thoughtful and creative sequencing, uplifting and intentional dialogue to move beyond the physicality of the practice and always an offer for nourishing hands on assists.
Tavares came to yoga fairly late in life, when she became a parent and needed to get out of the house for some headspace! Since then, she has completed around 500 hours of training. She is passionate about making yoga accessible and welcoming to everyone, regardless of their experience or where they are in their practice. She believes that the perceived perfection of a pose can often deter people from fully engaging, her goal is to create an inclusive environment where every student feels comfortable and confident, focusing on personal growth, a little challenge, and a sense of playfulness, rather than comparison.
Tiffany sought out yoga as a way to rediscover movement and a connection to her body after moving away from dancing and as a counterbalance to the stresses of her busy events job.
The impact was immediate and bought a renewed sense of energy, vigour and curiosity into her life. The transformational power of the spiritual, physical and emotional practice compelled her to take her 200 YTT so she could begin to share this magic with others.
Vrynda Ramos was first introduced to bhakti yoga by his father as a young kid. From early age, she has been practicing bhakti yoga as a spiritual path, chanting mantras, meditating, reading and, learning about various compilations of the vedas, such as the Srimad Bhagavat Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam, Sri Chaitanya Charitamrita, etc.
Being a vegetarian all her life, she was inspired to study and understand more about nutrition and how to lead a healthy physical life. All this combination took her to her first yoga class in 2019, where she fell in love with the practice and never stopped since.
Determined to help empower others through yoga, she began teaching in 2020. She is very invested in the yoga practice in its entirety, not only the physical aspect of it, but also the mental and spiritual paths. She believes yoga is for everybody. Her positive and uplifting energy encourages self love and free exploration on the mat.
Zanzi’s yoga journey started when living in Thailand where she discovered Mysore Ashtanga. The practice immediately became part of her daily routine. Shortly after, she moved back to London and went to her first Rocket class, she instantly became hooked on this challenging but playful practice. Zanzi has completed 250h Vinyasa Yoga with Good Life Yoga School and 50h Rocket Vinyasa Yoga with David Kyle.
Zanzi’s classes are dynamic, fun and creative suitable for all levers, beginners to advanced as modifications and variations will be offered. Expect to learn arm balances and funky transitions. Students will be encouraged to challenge themselves and learn new things. Zanzi’s classes focus on building strength, improving flexibility, and always coming back to the breath.