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Welcome!
New to Yoga?
New to Yoga but not sure where to start?
All you need is a mat and a willingness to give it a go!
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Whatever your reason or being here, I have a variety of classes for you to choose from. Please do get in touch if you have any questions or would like more information before booking.
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Please complete the registration form before attending a Yoga class with me.
Thank you,
Sarah
Got a question? Click here to head over to F.A.Q's
Class Timetable
Your Yoga Journey Begins Here
Sharnbrook Community Sports Centre
Monday
7.15pm-8.15pm - Yoga Flow to Restore
Thursday
7.30pm-8.30pm – Yoga Stretch and Relax
Sharnbrook Village Hall
Wednesday
12.00-1.00pm - Yoga for Beginners and Beyond
1.15pm-2.00pm - Chair-Based Yoga
7.30pm-8.30pm – Yoga for Beginners and Beyond
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​Oakley Village Hall
Friday
9.00am-9.45am - Chair-Based Yoga
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The Space Within Wellbeing Studio
Friday (Monthly)
7.30pm-9.30pm - 'Yindulgence'
Unsure which class to start with? Read below for a short description of each class! Or need to know more?
Please contact me. I look forward to welcoming you.
Yoga Flow to Restore
Mondays 7.15-8.15pm Sharnbrook
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A more challenging Hatha/Vinyasa Flow yoga class with classic postures, deep stretches and calming breath work to relax the body and de-stress the mind. Classes help to build endurance, strength, flexibility, and concentration with a nourishing rest at the end.
Yoga Stretch and Relax
​Thursdays 7.30-8.30pm Sharnbrook
Perfect if you are completely new to yoga, have been away for a while or simply need a more mindful, slow and relaxing yoga class.
This class combines a blend of classic postures, deep stretching and calming breath work to relax the body and de-stress the mind. The pace of the class is structured, gentle and mindful, providing nourishment for your mind, body and soul. We will explore standing postures, back bends, twists, hip openers, forward folds and more as we build strength, flexibility and awareness.
Every fourth week is Yin Yoga for this session.
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Perfect for those living with ongoing illness, recovering from injury or who find moving up and down from the floor a little tricky. In this 45-minute practice, we’ll focus on combining breath and movement to gently build strength, aid mobility and ease tightness, all practiced with ease from a chair. Standing options are available for those who want to mix it up.
Yoga for Beginners and Beyond
Wednesdays 12.00-1.00pm Sharnbrook
Wednesdays 7.30-8.30pm Sharnbrook
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If you’re new to yoga and want to take your time learning the basics, then this is for you. We work on several basic postures along with proper breathing to build strength, calm the mind and reduce stress. This class offers you a firm grounding in the basics of yoga and will help to give you the confidence to try other classes.
Chair-Based Yoga
Wednesdays 1.15-2.00pm Sharnbrook
Fridays 9.00-9.45am Oakley
'Yindulgence'
Monthly Retreat Fridays 7.30-9.30pm
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An intimate, nourishing Yin Yoga practice combining long hold postures, deep stretching and breathwork. We will focus on finding space in the body as we carefully and mindfully explore and hold a variety of postures before finishing with a nurturing meditation and relaxation.
Menopause Monthly Meetups
Menopause Yoga ® classes have been created especially to help women at all stages of the menopause.
We work on key symptoms of the menopause and offer tools and practices including yoga, breathing techniques, simple meditation and restorative poses, all crafted to help guide you through this transitional time with as much ease as possible. We always finish with a chat, cake and herbal teas.
Soulful Shares
Frequently asked questions
What is Yoga?
The word yoga is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘yuji’ which means ‘to yolk’ or ‘to unify’. Yoga is an ancient practice that brings together the mind and the body. It includes breathing exercises, meditation and poses designed to encourage relaxation and reduce stress.
What are the benefits of Yoga?
With the proper movement and technique, yoga helps lengthen your muscles and loosen your fascia, leading to improved flexibility and range of motion. Regularly practicing yoga may help lower cortisol (our stress hormone) and help us build better coping tools to better manage stress and anxiety. Studies have shown that a consistent yoga practice may help decrease pain and improve physical functions for conditions such as osteoarthritis. Yoga has been shown to increase melatonin secretion, the hormone that regulates sleep cycles. Yoga has been shown to improve concentration and focus as well as help improve overall movement and coordination, all factors that aide in balance. Practicing certain yoga postures and routines consistently can help improve core strength as well as increase strength in other muscle groups and has also been shown to increase lean muscle mass.
Is Yoga a religion?
Do I need to be fit or flexible to practice yoga?
You do not need to be either of these things to practice yoga. Yoga is accessible to everyone. Yoga is not about touching your toes or making fancy shapes, but about learning to move your body safely and class by class improving flexibility and strength.
The simple answer is no. Yoga is not a religion. There is no bible or other doctrine that its students follow. Instead, it is a practice designed to help unify body, mind and spirit.
I’m new to yoga – which class should I attend?
Please get in touch if you are unsure which class would be best for you.
I offer modifications in all my classes, but some are more suited to those with some yoga experience.
Do I need to book?
What should I wear?
I would recommend wearing loose, comfortable clothing with layers that can be easily removed or added during a class. You should be ready to practice in bare feet as this is the traditional and safest way to practice.
What equipment do I need?
Yoga can be practiced without any equipment or props, however a mat designed for yoga will give you grip and provide cushioning from the potentially hard or cold floor of the studio.
Yes, all classes must be booked and paid for in advance as spaces are limited.
Will I receive a booking confirmation email?
Yes, once you have purchased a class you should receive a confirmation email. Please check that it hasn’t gone into your spam/junk folder and that you have typed your email address correctly when purchasing the class.
I have an injury, should I come to class?
If you are not sure if you should attend a class, please get in touch with me either via email or text. Of course, if you are feeling unwell, please do not come to class.
Help! I need to cancel my class…
If you are unable to attend a class, please cancel at least 4 hours prior to the class start time to enable the spot to be filled, otherwise you will still be charged.
Are classes refundable?
Classes are not refundable, but you can reschedule your class to a different day for another class of the same value. You can reschedule your class up to twelve hours before the start of your scheduled class.
Do I need to be a member of the website to book a class?
Yes, you do need to be signed up to the website to book a class. But it’s free and only takes a few moments to complete.