Enrolment open now: Yoga for Hypermobility Online Training

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Enrolment open now: Yoga for Hypermobility Online Training 〰️ Click to find out more 〰️

Welcoming, Adaptive Yoga – Practice in a Way That Works for You

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ONLINE TRAINING


Yoga for Hypermobility and Associated Conditions

For hypermobile people and also professionals, such as yoga teachers/pilates instructors. It’s a self-paced online training with around 2 hours of pre-recorded theory videos, a library of at-home yoga practices, and curated linked resources. It explores hypermobility syndromes and common co-occurring conditions. Learn how to adapt yoga and relaxation practices for hypermobile bodies with this supportive, accessible approach.

✦ A welcome message from Jas ✦

I help you to find what feels most supportive for your body and mind, whether partaking in a group class, 1-1 or in person retreat.

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Yoga classes

My yoga offerings are ever evolving to meet the needs of those who come to practice with me.

While my classes welcome everyone, I also specialise in hypermobility-aware, trauma-informed and accessible yoga.

I teach group classes/workshops online and in-person (currently Newcastle and York), as well as 1-1 yoga.

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Yoga retreats

I have taught on over 15 yoga retreats all over the world, as well as running 2 online retreats in the depths of lockdowns!

There’s something so powerful about the ‘pause’ and immersion that a Yoga retreat allows participants. The group experience is always a joy to facilitate, with people arriving as strangers and leaving as friends.

Hi, I’m Jas!

I teach Chair Yoga, Yin, Restorative, Nidra, Vinyasa Flow, Meditation & Pranayama. I believe that Yoga can be a huge support for our personal and collective well-being. Tending to our well-being, moving the body and making space to cultivate internal awareness is one of many ways to take care of ourselves & each other amidst the twists and turns of life.