09/11/2025
Hi everyone!
A wee update for our Saturday morning Vinyasa Flow class…
💛Class will now start at 9.10am to 10.10am (This is to allow for Kerry’s Barre class to finish.)
💛Bookings are required for entry to this class. Please book in via the website. Bookings close off an hour before class starts. You can book recurring classes via a desktop computer. If you are unsure if you have booked in, search for your confirmation email.
💛This class will now be a WHISPER zone class. This means when you enter the studio you are silent. Talking is permitted outside of the room prior to class starting, and talking is permitted after class. If you must talk please keep voices low.
💛Payments and card cross offs will be done outside the studio prior to entry. Please note: Payment can also be made via the website prior to the class starting.
💛During practice please keep talking to a minimum. If you have any questions please ask me after class.
Why We Keep Silence Before and During Yoga -
Yoga is a practice that nurtures both body and mind, and silence plays an essential role in creating the right environment.
Before class begins, quiet time allows you to leave behind the distractions of daily life and prepare mentally for the session. It helps you focus inward, set intentions, and connect with your breath.
During the practice, speaking can interrupt concentration, disturb the flow of energy, and break the rhythm of breathing that yoga relies on. Maintaining silence also shows respect for others in the space, allowing everyone to experience calm and mindfulness without unnecessary noise.
By embracing stillness, we honour the purpose of yoga: presence, balance, and inner peace.
Tips for Respectful Behaviour in Class -
• Arrive on time: Late arrivals can disrupt the calm atmosphere and the flow of the session.
• Switch devices to silent: Phones and smartwatches should be muted to avoid distractions.
• Keep voices low before class: If you need to speak, do so quietly and briefly or leave the room.
• Respect personal space: Avoid stepping on others’ mats and keep belongings tidy.
• Follow the teacher’s guidance: Listen attentively and avoid side conversations.
• Stay until the end: Leaving early can disturb others during relaxation or meditation.
• Clean up after yourself: Wipe down mats and return props neatly.
This is in line with my goals and aspirations for the studio in 2026 as it enters its 5th year and I enter my 9th year of teaching. There will be more of a focus on the traditional aspects of the practice, that I’d like to introduce more into the studio - though I’m aware yoga is about community and definitely don’t want to take that away from you! 💛
Deb 🫶