Resources & Links

Videos & Audio Files

Yoga Blog

Useful Links to Interesting Organisations

Southampton Yoga Association

Run monthly Saturday yoga sessions with a variety of teachers and styles

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The Minded Institute

Training and courses for Yoga Therapy and Mental Wellbeing

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Yoga Sanctuary

Where I did my first Yoga Teacher Training in Southampton

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Saadho 

A group of my fellow yoga teacher friends follow the guru Sri Anish and offer workshops and retreats with inspirational songs, yoga, teachings and discussions.

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Equipment

You can buy perfectly good equipment yoga from many high street shops and online. However, it is sometimes tricky to be sure you are buying a quality product. I am happy to offer advice and recommend that you take look at the Yogamatters.com website.

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Your yoga mat is your best friend when practicing yoga. I recommend a 'sticky mat' (made from textured rubber) rather than a smooth foam one. The mat should be at least 4mm thick to offer comfort when kneeling (thicker if you want extra support). The thicker your mat the harder it is to balance, so you might find it easier to step off a thick mat onto the floor for some of the poses.

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Unless your hips are very flexible, it is good to sit up on a yoga block (or blocks) or a cushion when sitting still. This lifts the hips up higher and allows the knees to drop down when sitting cross legged (it is not necessary to sit cross legged if this is difficult for you).

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A blanket is helpful to place under sensitive knees and/or under your head for relaxation (especially if you find your chin is higher than your forehead). Extra layers (or a blanket) are also nice for when you are in relaxation as your body temperature drops when you are still.

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Occasionally I will use straps or belts (as an option if your arms don't reach for certain poses) but any belt, tie or dressing gown cord will serve the purpose.

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Gift Vouchers

Receive a gift voucher by post or as a PDF to print out at home.

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Various different amounts are available to purchase on the booking system

(look for the 🎁🎁 symbols listed under the 31st of December).

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If you would like a bespoke gift certificate for a special occasion or a different amount to the ones listed, please email me with the details and I can create one for you.

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Examples of what are on offer include:

New to Ananda Yoga - 2 classes - £8.50 (or £6.50 for online)

Everyone gets to try one class for free, so buy them an extra one off class with this voucher to get them started.

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Five Face to Face Ananda Yoga Classes - £37.50

A five session Class Pass

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Online Beginners' Yoga Course 
Six weeks of 1hour 15 minutes of yoga classes covering the basics (includes weekly handouts).

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Private Yoga Party Class 

Your own face to face or online yoga class for you and your friends to celebrate a special occasion or just because you want to get together and practice yoga.

Ananda Yoga vouchers - £25 (or any amount of your choice)

Spend this on a workshop, retreat, Beginners' Course or book some classes - the choice is yours.

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All gift vouchers must be redeemed (not used) within three months from the date of purchase.