Welcome

    Welcome to Canterbury Yoga, where tranquility and rejuvenation are at the heart of everything we do

    Our friendly yoga sessions are designed to cater to all levels of ability, providing you with the perfect opportunity to unwind and restore your body and mind.

    Our studio, nestled in the secluded grounds of Highfield House and surrounded by peaceful gardens, is a haven of relaxation. Built in 2005 specifically for yoga practice, it boasts state-of-the-art lighting and underfloor heating for maximum comfort. Our multi-media system further enhances the soothing ambiance of the studio.

    Located just a short distance from Canterbury and its surrounding areas, our Highfield House studio provides easy access to all who seek a moment of serenity and revitalisation. Join us today and experience the restorative power of yoga in our tranquil setting.

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    Frequently asked questions

    What sort of yoga do you do?
    I have studied yoga since 1975. My first teachers were Iyengar trained and this tends to be quite strong yoga. When I trained as a yoga teacher I was taught a more gentle type of yoga, called viniyoga and was based on using the breath and adapting the poses to suit the individual's needs. Latterly I have also been influenced by Vanda Scaravelli, an Italian lady who teaches a way of practicing yoga based on the natural principles of gravity and the breath, a gentle way to achieve and maintain health and flexibility.
    What do I need to bring with me?
    Many students have their own yoga mats, blocks and ties but I have some that you can use. It is also advisable to bring a rug or blanket to act as padding in some of the poses and to keep you warm during the relaxation.
    What should I wear?
    Loose comfortable and stretchy clothes are best. It is often advisable to wear layers of clothes so you have something warm to wear at the end when we relax.
    I have a back problem, will yoga be suitable for me?
    As with any injury or physical problem it is always advisable to consult your doctor before starting yoga. Tell your yoga teacher what the problem is and she will advise you as to safe ways to perform the poses.
    I am not very flexible, does this matter?
    No not at all. Yoga isn't just about trying to twist your legs round your neck! It is very easy to adapt all the poses so even the least flexible body still obtains benefit from it.
    Where is the yoga studio?
    The yoga studio is on the outskirts of Canterbury in Harbledown on Summer Hill. It is easily accessible from St Pancras on the high speed train which takes 58 minutes to reach Canterbury West.
    Can yoga help me to lose weight?
    Yes it can, you will start to feel calmer and happier about your body and this will help you to feel more in control of your eating and keeping to a healthy diet.
    A spacious studio set in beautiful secluded gardens of Highfield House