The British Wheel Of Yoga

7 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from May 6, 2015
  

  Lysha H. asked:

  I am looking for a yoga class to attend along with my 10 yr old daughter (beginner). Can anyone recommend somewhere/one locally please? Would need to be evenings. TIA

  

  Ellen K. replied:

  You can also look on the British Wheel of Yoga Website for teachers in your area. http://www.bwy.org.uk/

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• Referral from July 21, 2013
  

  Debbie R. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a really good yoga class?

  

  Jane B. replied:

  Deb you need to look at this website: www.bwy.org.uk/ This is what all qualified yoga teachers in the UK have to be a member of & it has details of classes all around the UK xx

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• Referral from December 11, 2011
  

  Louise S. asked:

  Does anyone know of a Monday evening yoga class around Allerton, Liverpool? A student is looking for an extra class to go to. Thanks.

  

  Debbie L. replied:

  Contact swami Rosemary prema Bennett. Her details will be on the teachers listings on www.BWY.org.uk. She lives in allerton & it's not often you get the chance to practice with a proper swami in the uk. Xx

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• Referral from July 14, 2015
  

  Rebecca B. asked:

  Anyone know of any fitness classes in telford that don't cost to much and require contracts. Thanks

  

  Emma B. replied:

  https://m.facebook.com/emabyoga Yoga at lightmoor Village, SimplyGym, Stafford Park and Lilleshall National Sports Centre 😊

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• Referral from April 29, 2015
  

  Amy A. asked:

  Hi, does anyone know of a daytime beginners yoga or Pilates group on?

  

  Emma B. replied:

  https://m.facebook.com/emabyoga

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• Referral from November 17, 2013
  

  Susan B. asked:

  I am currently a fitness instructor in the Derby area, I would really like to train to be a yoga instructor, can anyone on here recommend a reputable course to go on please.

  

  Susan H. replied:

  http://www.bwy.org.uk/

  

  Susan H. replied:

  Hi Susan. As Julie says, its best to go on a slow steady course, at least 200 hours so you get a good grounding in Yoga. I would advise a course either validated by the British Wheel of Yoga, as Julie recommends, or Yoga Alliance UK. I would also advise you meet the tutors for a chat or try a taster day first to make sure the yoga style works for you. There are many different styles of yoga now, some stronger physically than others. Best advice - find a style you love My style of yoga is Dru, a flowing therapeutic style which incorporates some Pilates and tai chi principals. A new course is starting in the spring at Derby University. Its a 2 year, 200 hour Yoga Alliance registered course. I have the details if you are interested.

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