Adelya believes that yoga is a journey of self-discovery. She encourages students to honour their bodies and trust their intuition and her classes focus on mindful movement, breath awareness and connection.

Adelya teaches various styles of yoga as well as meditation and Pilates. Drawing from the wisdom of teachers such as Jason Crandell, Anna Ashby, Kristin Campbell and Parveen Neer, she offers a supportive and transformative practice that leads to personal growth. Adelya is committed to a lifelong practice of gratitude and being in the present moment.

At heart, Aki is a mover, dancer, musician and artist.  Professionally, she is a somatic movement educator and therapist, a trauma therapist and a yoga teacher.  She is on the faculty of several trainings in the UK and abroad and has taught yoga for over 25 years. For the last couple of decades, Aki has explored the edges of yoga, integrating it with a somatic perspective. She now mainly teaches Restorative Yoga and continues to place her focus on the health of the whole person by exploring the beauty and complexity of our mind, body and our spirit.

Alan brings over 20 years of teaching experience to his yoga classes, offering a wealth of knowledge and expertise. His classes are alignment-based, featuring creative sequences designed to build both strength and flexibility. Alan aims to create an environment which encourages practitioners to observe their inner experience as well as their outer physical experience of the practice. His classes are challenging, fun and inclusive.

Alaric has been practising Iyengar yoga since 1983 and teaching Iyengar yoga since 1991. He is certificated by the Iyengar Yoga Association (UK) as a Level 3 Iyengar Yoga teacher and Level 3 Mentor. He has been taught directly by B.K.S. Iyengar, Geetaji and Prashantaji and received his Senior Intermediate III Level 3 certification in 2006.

Alaric’s teaching is lively, insightful and playful. His long teaching experience enables him to give precise individual adjustments while maintaining good group momentum.

Alaric has a BA in Philosophy, and MSc in Positive Psychology; he also studied Linguistics and Education at Masters level and holds post-graduate qualifications in counselling from UEL and in Psychosynthesis and from CCI.

Alexandra has spent 25 years teaching yoga, initially drawn to the practice during her career as a ballet dancer. After discovering Iyengar Yoga, she decided to retrain as an Iyengar Yoga teacher and qualified in 2019. She is currently working towards her Level 2 Iyengar Yoga qualification.

Throughout her career, Alexandra has gained extensive experience teaching children, teens and adults. She has a particular interest in the therapeutic application of Iyengar Yoga.

Alexandra brings warmth and humour to her teaching. She creates a comfortable and supportive environment in the studio which makes her a relatable and approachable instructor.

Alexandra continues her studies with senior Iyengar Yoga teachers in London, as well as with visiting international Iyengar Yoga teachers.

Amme Poulton is known for her dynamic teaching style and deep knowledge of Rocket Yoga having practised nearly every day with Larry Schultz, the creator of Rocket Yoga, for ten years at its source in San Francisco. With over two decades of teaching experience, Amme blends the discipline of classical yoga philosophy with the freedom and playfulness of Rocket, creating transformative practices that empower students both on and off the mat. Her teaching is grounded in authenticity, humour and a passion for making yoga accessible to everyone. Whether guiding vigorous flows or offering philosophical insights, she invites students to explore their full potential with courage and joy.

Amy’s Inversions classes are for movers who love a challenge, crave progress and enjoy laughing along the way. With a background in dance, parkour, trapeze, and with over 15 years of yoga and handbalancing – plus osteopathy training – Amy offers detailed, practical guidance to help you achieve things you never imagined possible. Expect smart drills, fresh perspectives and plenty of upside-down time.

Amy also performs handbalancing and helps people break through mental blocks through coaching, talks and workshops on movement, mindset and overcoming life’s difficulties.

Anna Ashby is a senior yoga teacher, trainer and author of the acclaimed book Restorative Yoga: Power, Presence, Practice for Teachers and Trainees (2022). Her unique style reflects a variety of influences, including dance, extensive yoga training focused on alignment and precision, restorative arts and somatic movement. Much of her inspiration stems from her 12-year immersion in yoga practice while living in an ashram during the 1990s.

Anna choreographs purposeful sequences that allow for space and joyful presence. Her classes promote well-being and integrated awareness. Innovating in her field for over 30 years, Anna leads workshops, trainings and retreats globally. She continues to explore practices and movement modalities that foster ease and presence in everyday living.

Annabel Chown discovered yoga two decades ago as an overworked young architect. She will never forget how calm, spacious and vibrant she felt after that first class – feelings she now aspires to offer her students. Annabel teaches a slow-paced flow with clear alignment cues, aiming to bring you back home to your centre. Her architect’s love of creativity, precision and structure infuses her classes. Annabel has been teaching since 2008 and is inspired by many wonderful teachers including Anna Ashby, Bridget Woods-Kramer, and especially Sianna Sherman and the late meditation teacher, Sally Kempton.

You can find out more about Annabel at annabelchown.com and follow her writing on Substack at This Beating Heart or find her on Instagram @annabelchown

Ayala’s guiding principle is love. She has been committed to a path of yoga, meditation, spiritual awakening and emotional healing since her early twenties. Ayala has been teaching since 1997 and is certified to teach Iyengar Yoga, Insight Yoga, mindfulness, meditation and the teachings of the Buddha (or dharma). She is passionate about living a life aligned with love, and counts the natural world, everyday life and intimate relationships amongst her greatest teachers. She teaches silent yoga, meditation and nature immersion retreats around the world which bring us home to the heart of love.

Bridget’s yoga practices began in India in 1975, when she embarked on an intense programme of study, eventually becoming a senior teacher. Combining her visionary background in the fitness industry with her love for meditation and yoga asana, Bridget teaches with enthusiasm, sensitivity and insight, demonstrating how yoga can support us in living and serving with love.

Her humour, depth of knowledge and humility set a shining example. When practising with Bridget, you can expect an inspirational and playful class that blends flow with strong alignment principles, all intertwined with yoga philosophy.

Carly Grace is a sound practitioner working with alchemy crystal singing bowls, a meditation practitioner, reiki master and the founder of 'Crystal Singing Bowls Temple' in London. Carly has been pioneering sound healing for over ten years. In collaboration with Sound Universe she started the first sound temple in London, providing sound healing training to people around the world. It is her joy to create nurturing spaces in a busy world inviting you to rest, receive, come home to yourself and connect to the stillness within.

Cary Perkins' yoga journey began in 1995 with her first teacher, Mitra Sarkhosh, who taught Svaroopa Yoga, a nurturing style similar to Yin. Over the next two years, Cary explored Kundalini, Vini and Iyengar Yoga before taking her first Ashtanga class with Tim Miller in 1998. Ashtanga Yoga has been teaching her ever since.

In 1999, Cary made her first trip to Mysore and was authorised to teach by Pattabhi Jois on her third trip in 2005. She learned all of Third Series as well as pranayama with both Tim and Guruji, and has worked on her Third Series with Eddie Stern, Sharath and Philippa Asher. Cary has led Mysore programmes in Boston, New York City, Oslo and Perth, and has been teaching in London for over 15 years.

Charli discovered yoga while working as a management accountant, and it quickly became a powerful refuge from the intensity of corporate life. Initially drawn to the structure and introspection of Ashtanga, her early practice cultivated discipline, mindfulness and profound self-awareness. The HOME Hot Yoga method deeply complements her roots in set sequences, offering the structure and discipline she continues to value.

Over time, her practice evolved and she fell in love with the freedom and creativity of Vinyasa Flow. Charli’s classes are creative, breath-led and alignment-focused, with intelligent sequencing and a warm, intuitive presence. Students feel deeply supported as they build strength, release tension and connect more deeply with their own experience.

Charli has been teaching since 2013, after completing her initial training in India. Her teaching is also shaped by further trainings with renowned teachers including Kristin Campbell, Tiffany Cruikshank, Sarah Powers, Mimi Kuo-Deemer and Bridget Woods Kramer.

Cheryl is a senior yoga teacher (E-RYT 500) who discovered yoga over two decades ago while navigating the stresses of her career as a finance director. The profound benefits of a regular practice inspired her to train and share yoga’s transformative power. She teaches Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative and Yoga Nidra, and is also an alchemy crystal bowl sound healer. Cheryl’s classes are intelligently sequenced, informative and grounding, with a focus on breath, anatomical alignment and mindfulness – supporting physical wellbeing and elevating collective consciousness through accessible, insightful practices.

Christian is an experienced yoga teacher who offers a unique approach to Vinyasa Yoga combining mindful movement, intricate breathing practices, healing themes and music medicine. Born in Rio de Janeiro, where he founded Casa 111 yoga studio, Christian is inspired by native wisdom and Eastern spirituality. These twin passions led him to study ceremony with indigenous communities in Brazil, and pursue academic studies at SOAS University of London, where he earned a master's degree in the History & Traditions of Yoga. Alongside Mona Lisa Godfrey, he is the co-founder of High Yoga School. Christian teaches a strong and intelligently sequenced asana practice with opportunities to contemplate spiritual teachings and yoga philosophy.

Claudia Dossena began practising yoga in London in 1997. With early training in classical ballet and an interest in art and philosophy, she was drawn to the Iyengar method after a few years of practising different traditions. Claudia qualified as an Iyengar Yoga teacher in 2006 under the mentoring of Alaric Newcombe and currently holds a level 3 certification. She continues to study with all her wonderful teachers in the UK and with the Iyengar family in Pune, India. Claudia has an energetic presence and her passion for the subject infuses her classes with fun.

Claudio Astuto is a London-based Ashtanga Yoga, Yoga for Sports, and movement teacher. A former basketball player, Claudio turned to yoga to support his athletic training and rehabilitate a back injury. He teaches Ashtanga in a non-dogmatic, accessible way, adapting the practice to his students’ individual needs. His teaching is inspired by his own teacher, Hamish Hendry, with whom he has practised for over 10 years.

Claudio’s aim is to create an environment where everyone can explore and find their own relationship to the practice. With a background in sports massage, he integrates anatomy knowledge into his classes, making them safe, bio-mechanically relevant and functional.

As an advanced freediver, Claudio places particular emphasis on breathing practices that help balance the nervous system. He is a BTEC Level 5 Remedial Sports Masseur (since 2014) and a Cranio Sacral Therapist. He specialises in injury rehabilitation and conditioning.

Daniel Gelblum is a highly regarded Feldenkrais instructor, renowned for his transformative approach to movement. His gentle, soothing classes enhance flexibility, strength and mental well-being. Students often feel lighter and more centred with a deeper sense of self-awareness. Many report a reduction in stress, pain and anxiety and feel more at ease in their daily lives.

Dan’s expertise encompasses yoga, shiatsu, acupressure and sports massage. He works with a diverse range of clients, including actors, musicians and individuals with conditions such as MS, Parkinson’s and Scoliosis. His compassionate approach and effective methods offer lasting, profound benefits. Inspired by his father – a Doctor of Sanskrit and yoga philosophy, and a student of Dr. Feldenkrais – Dan chose this path to continue his legacy of healing.

Deanne is a dedicated mother, yoga teacher, birth doula, mentor and community builder who has spent over two decades supporting women through the profound journey of pregnancy, birth and motherhood. 

With a nurturing, grounded approach, she combines evidence-based knowledge with ancient wisdom and traditions, creating a safe and inclusive space for women to feel empowered, supported and seen.

Deanne completed her teacher training in 2000 with John Stirk and Sophie Hoare – a unique yoga lineage inspired by Vanda Scaravelli, whose approach emphasised gravity, breath and internal awareness. This style offers a deeply intuitive and supportive practice, especially suited to pregnancy and birth preparation. Her prenatal and postnatal training was a two year child birth educating course with Lolly Stirk at Yogabirth in 2002. In 2018, Deanne founded STAR MAMA, a heart-led platform and community dedicated to supporting women as they transition into motherhood.

Deanne’s classes weave movement, meditation, breath work and shared space to strengthen, nourish and connect you to your body, your baby and your community.

Eleni is a dedicated yoga teacher with over a decade of experience, specialising in Vinyasa Flow, Yin Yoga and Pregnancy Yoga. She began her journey with foundational training in traditional Hatha Yoga at Yoga Vidya Gurukul Ashram in India in 2014. Under the guidance of esteemed teachers such as Shiva Rea and Sarah Powers, Eleni has developed a passion for teaching fluid vinyasas that promote strength and flexibility and emphasise the healing aspects of the practice. After becoming a mother and experiencing the profound benefits of Pregnancy Yoga, Eleni began teaching it, viewing it as a vital tool for preparing women for empowered pregnancies, birth and the journey into motherhood.

Emily discovered her love for yoga while working as a makeup artist in the creative heart of London. She has completed extensive training in Ashtanga Vinyasa & Rocket Yoga, Mandala, Yin Yoga & Functional Anatomy, drawing inspiration from each of these lineages. She has been teaching since 2014.

Whether teaching Vinyasa, 4Beat, Inversions/Handstands or Yin, Emily focuses on skilful, creative sequencing bringing variety, enquiry and functionality to each class.

On the Yang side, she teaches energising and dynamic vinyasa sequences inspired by Rocket Yoga and uses the 4Beat methodology of syncing breath to beat with an immersive soundtrack. 

Emily leads her own Yin Yoga teacher training in London as well as advanced Vinyasa trainings, retreats and immersions across the globe.

Fiona is a senior 4Beat Yoga teacher, teaching the practice on trainings, in workshops and at studios across London. Fiona's 4Beat Yoga classes are rooted in classical Iyengar alignment principles updated using modern functional movement techniques, all anchored by the steady, slow, beat of the music.  Fiona creates a safe and joyful space for her students to learn, aiming always to encourage autonomy and critical thinking in the practice, both on and off the mat. 

Jahnavi Claire Missingham has been teaching yoga full-time for 24 years. Before that, she worked as a choreographer in New York City, where she began her study of yoga at Jivamukti in 1997. From 2000 to 2009, she trained in Ashtanga Yoga directly with Sri Pattabhi Jois, subsequently becoming a pioneer of Vinyasa Yoga in the UK where she trained many skilled teachers before teaching in Los Angeles at Yogaglo for five years. Jahnavi Claire is now a board trustee of Go Dharmic, leads the Taj Hotels India yoga retreats and cultural tours, and continues her academic studies with her teacher at The Ramakrishna Seminary. 

Jahnavi Claire is thrilled to be teaching her uniquely inspirational fusion of asana, pranayam, meditation, mantra, mudra and healing movement at HOME. Her deep understanding of yoga philosophy shines through in her teaching and her classes invite students to experience profound somatic and spiritual connection.

Jean is an author, yoga teacher and somatic movement educator to both students and teachers. As a curious lover of movement and creativity she has spent much of her life exploring bodywork disciplines, practising yoga and travelling. She initially qualified as an Iyengar Yoga teacher in 1995 and since then has continued to study, practise and teach vinyasa, mindfulness, meditation, Buddhism and somatic movement.

Jean runs retreats, teacher training programmes and mentorships in the UK and internationally. She holds the highest level of certification with the Yoga Alliance Professionals (SYT) and Yoga Alliance (US) E-RYT-500.

Jeff has taught yoga and meditation for over 20 years, trained yoga teachers for many years on triyoga’s TT and received Yoga Alliance’s highest level of certification (E-RYT 500/senior teacher). He has a seriously playful and mindful teaching style which is unique, varied and creative. His classes change and evolve from week to week and will help you to improve and deepen your practice and understanding of yoga. Jeff is influenced by many different schools including the emphasis on breath and movement of vinyasa flow, the precision of Iyengar, the heart orientated grace of Anusara and the spirituality and traditional philosophy of Jivamukti and Satyananda schools. Jeff teaches workshops, yoga weekends and retreats both in the UK and internationally. https://jeffphenixyoga.com

Jessica has been teaching for 17 years as a senior teacher in meditation, breathwork, hatha, vinyasa and yin yoga, and is a corporate wellbeing and mindfulness expert. She is passionate about each student finding a practice and alignment that works for their unique body. Classes are challenging but truly accessible. Her dynamic hatha and vinyasa yoga classes favour anatomically-informed sequencing, and are rich in the philosophy, technique and alignment that underpins the practice. Jessica’s unique approach to Yin emphasises breathwork, meditation technique, Daoist philosophy and Chinese Medicine. Jessica leads a 200 hour teacher training, mentors teachers and launches a Yin Yoga training later this year. You can listen to her Mindfulness album on Spotify in 2020, ‘Mindful SelfCare’.

Jessica has trained in India and internationally with global wellbeing leaders Jon Kabat Zinn, Tiffany Cruikshank, Jason Crandell, Donna Farhi, Bernie Clark and Paul Grilley.

Biography coming soon.

Joyce McMiken has over 20 years of experience in yoga and wellness, integrating her knowledge of personal practice, philosophy and anatomy into her teaching. A KPJAYI-authorised Ashtanga teacher, she spent years in India, sparking her interest in the history of yoga, which led to an MA with distinction in the Traditions of Yoga and Meditation from SOAS. Joyce offers traditional counted Ashtanga classes, specialises in Restorative Yoga and meditation and is a qualified MBSR teacher. She works with private clients, leads retreats and runs restorative yoga teacher training.

With a BTEC Level 5 Diploma in Soft Tissue Therapy, Joyce also runs a massage clinic twice a week and has recently added Spinal Energetics to the treatments she offers. She enjoys silent meditation retreats and challenges her fear of heights through rock climbing!

Having grown up in New York and Los Angeles, Kate Walker started studying yoga in 1998. She was the weakest, most inflexible person in the yoga room, but persevered as the quiet and calm internal state was unlike anything she had ever known. Having taken part in numerous teacher trainings (she credits Max Strom, Edward Clark, Seane Corn, Annie Carpenter, Judith Lasater, Jason Crandell and Rodney Yee as her main influences), Kate has been teaching since 2004 with her main home base at triyoga. She has 2 kids and now teaches online from her home in Suffolk.

Kate specialises in teaching clear, inclusive, all-level classes. She strikes a balance of strong, breath and alignment-based dynamic flow with mindful relaxation. Simple but intelligent sequencing and uniquely clear verbal instructions make her classes easy to follow, introspective and relaxing.

Lolly Stirk is a pioneer in her field. Her 45-year career has been dedicated to creating and developing the ideal practice for pregnancy, labour, birth and beyond. Her work uniquely and powerfully blends the physical and intellectual aspects of childbirth education, hypnobirthing and specialised yoga, underpinned by a deep understanding of physiological birth.

Lolly is a mother, experienced birth doula, certified hypnobirther and birth activist.  Her campaigning and training of specialised Pregnancy Yoga teachers plays a significant role in the advancement of birth education which contributes to a global shift towards physiological birth.

Her classes interweave childbirth education, yoga practice (including hypnotic aspects) and the magic of community. Breath awareness and movement is incorporated into every posture and the session concludes with deep relaxation for you and your baby.

Photography: Sarah Stirk

One of the original triyoga Primrose Hill teachers, Louise Grime has been teaching yoga for many years, starting while still working as a stage manager in theatre and television. After living at the Sivananda Yoga Centre in Kerala, India, she then travelled to study with BKS Iyengar in Pune where she qualified as an Iyengar yoga teacher. Louise continues to attend a yoga retreat somewhere in the world at least once a year – just to keep her on her toes! She now teaches Hatha and Restorative yoga. Her love for teaching remains.

Mary has been practising and studying yoga for over 25 years. She intuitively blends strength and somatic embodiment flows, delivering considered, creative sequences that are accessible to all. A teacher trainer with her own programme, Mary aims to facilitate a deepening of the practice that uncovers greater self-knowledge. Her motto, 'know thyself,' reflects her belief that cultivating awareness of the sacred self leads to a patient, accepting mindset that turns the journey of life into a sweet adventure. Mary’s teaching is layered, with a focus on the felt sense of optimal anatomical alignment, therapeutic application and relatable philosophical perspectives, all while maintaining a touch of humour and fun.

Now residing in London and soon to be teaching at HOME, Mia is a YogaWorks senior teacher, 200-hour teacher-trainer and 300-hour mentor. She hosts yoga retreats and workshops around the world, creating a space for her students to explore their truth – a place where they can remember that their worth does not need to be earned, bought or outsourced, because true love comes from within. In a world where we are taught to push away discomfort and attach to pleasure, she encourages students to honour what is coming up, rather than override it.

Yoga came late to Michael.

After leaving college, he embarked on a (very) extended Gap Year (6, actually).

He worked on various kibbutzim in Israel, hitch-hiked to Tehran (in the days when you could) and visited India and Pakistan.

These journeys were interspersed with 4 operations in hospital for a recurring back problem.

A flippant remark from a friend set him on the road to yoga .

He returned to India and studied in Bombay (as it was) and Lonavla for 2 years at the Kaivailyadharma Institute.

On returning to England, Michael started to teach and live (at various times), in London, Istanbul and Tucson, USA.

Michael teaches Classical Hatha Yoga, which includes the practice of asanas (postures) and pranayama (breathing practices). He believes that through focused mental application and careful attention to alignment and grounding, students can create a sense of openness and calm, leading to deeper self-awareness and personal insight.

Natasha Lee, also known as ‘Coco’, is a movement artist and yoga teacher. Her 20-year career as a professional dancer and choreographer introduced her to the movement aspect of yoga. But it was in 2017 while travelling around Bali that she was reintroduced to the form on a deeper level, encompassing the philosophy, spiritual, holistic and physical realm of the practice. She stepped in with one foot and soon after, leapt in with the other – a huge shift happened rather quickly and her life changed.

When the time felt right, Coco knew she wanted to share these experiences and so travelled back to Bali, to complete her first teacher training. Coco has travelled the globe teaching yoga and connecting with communities near and far through wellbeing. Coco’s classes are playful, creative, accessible and alignment based, with a focus on breathwork, anatomy and awareness of the internal and external body. Yoga Philosophy lies at the heart of her offering.

Nicky is an experienced teacher, highly esteemed within the international yin yoga community as the founder of Yintelligence School of Yin & Functional Yoga. Since 2008, Nicky’s practice has supported her long-term addiction recovery. Having experienced a profound transformation, she knows yoga as a powerful tool to guide and inspire personal growth.

With a keen interest in functional anatomy and psycho-spiritual development, Nicky’s classes are rooted in a functional approach, seeded with threads of philosophy, mindfulness and compassionate self-inquiry. As the Primary Lead Assistant to Jo Phee for close to a decade, Nicky has been personally apprenticed and endorsed to teach the original Paul Grilley curriculum. She is currently studying with the IYI institute, under the mentorship of Sarah Powers.

Nikki Slade has been a pioneer of mantra chanting and natural voice work in the UK for 36 years. She has led chanting and voice workshops in a wide variety of settings including companies such as M&C Saatchi, Deutsche Bank and Cisco. She has been resident Kirtan leader at triyoga London for 23 years and has also taken her cutting-edge approach to working with the voice into Wandsworth men’s prison. She was the resident voice facilitator at the Priory Hospital in North London for 20 years on the addiction treatment programme. For 10 years she facilitated kirtan at the half-way recovery house 'Start 2 Stop' in South Kensington. Nikki has released four successful mantra and chanting recordings including: Nectarine, Monsoon, Soundscape and the double album Epiphany. She is also author of the popular book ‘The Healing Power of Chanting’. In recent years she has pioneered kirtan at Glastonbury Festival, Latitude Festival and The World Yoga Festival. She has shared her work overseas in California, Singapore, NYC, Mexico City, Brussels and Melbourne. On 11.11.11 at Mind, Body, Spirit show she led a chant for the opening ceremony for over 2000 people and once again at the 12.12.12 Oneness ceremony at the London Hilton. Nikki is the founder of the first ever 200hr 'Learn To Lead Kirtan Foundation Training', accredited by The Yoga Alliance Professionals in 2016. She completed leading the 6th and final training here in the UK in November 2023. Nikki now focuses on delivering her 50hr Kirtan Leader Immersion course and completed her second training 2025.

Nino Russo has been practising movement disciplines his whole life. In 2017, he finally found yoga.

Nino’s yoga teacher trainings include: a foundation and two advanced Rocket Yoga trainings; Yin and 4Beat/Music production trainings with GLYS under the guidance of Marcus Veda and Hannah Witthingham; two Ashtanga Yoga immersions with Corrie Ananda Preece; and a Restorative Yoga training with Anna Ashby.

Nino loves to practise and teach different styles of yoga, but his main passion is for his 4BEAT classes which are meticulously planned – from the first beat that cues the inhale to the last beat that cues the final exhale.

Alongside Marcus Veda, Nino co-teaches on multiple 4Beat trainings per year, both in London and internationally.

Olivia found yoga over a decade ago after slipping a disc and discovering the healing properties of the practice. Having grown up in a sporty family, movement was always an integral part of life, but she was equally drawn to yoga for its profound sense of energy shift and inner connection. 

In 2016, she travelled to India to study Ashtanga Yoga and became a dedicated student of this modality, teaching classes grounded in discipline, awareness of breath and attention to the inner drishti. Since then, her practice has broadened to encompass a variety of styles, influenced by her studies with teachers including Kristin Campbell, Julie Montague, Adam Husler, and David Kyle (Rocket Yoga teacher training).

Olivia is also an experienced personal trainer, with a focus of pre- and post-natal fitness. Bringing her expansive understanding of the anatomy into all her sequences, Olivia’s classes allow students to learn the correct alignment of the different asanas. A dedicated yoga student to this day, Olivia continues to study with a variety of teachers globally, sharing her wisdom of the practice with her own students through her work.

Pete North first turned to yoga to heal and support a back injury but quickly discovered the practice’s myriad deeper, transformative benefits. A thirst to know more led him to an 18-month comprehensive teacher training, followed by numerous inspirational workshops with some of the world’s leading yoga teachers. Most recently, Pete earned his 500-hour advanced teaching qualification under the guidance of Anna Ashby and Jean Hall. A professional musician, Pete enjoys the connection between a piece of music and a yoga class, finding that both can describe a meaningful and nourishing journey.

Pete teaches all his classes at HOME with a mindful, breath-focused approach that emphasises supportive alignment and present awareness. He enjoys finding creative ways to approach postures, keeping your awareness of the familiar fresh and inquisitive.

Rami first came to yoga as a way to keep the body strong and healthy, but was allured by the mental space and clarity the practice provides. His classes place strong emphasis on the transformational benefits of the breath to guide towards a deeper inner connection, ultimately supporting our connection with others away from the mat.

Whether breathing through a moving meditation, or exploring ease in the stillness, his classes intend to invite students towards self-inquiry. His background in Psychology education further adds to creating a safe space for his students to move beyond the physical in their practice.

Sammy Dinneen began his handstand training aged 19 in London, later moving to Kiev to study with renowned instructors there. His expertise has taken him to perform at prestigious venues such as The Royal Albert Hall and Broadway. Committed to lifelong learning and teaching, Sammy shares his knowledge with students of all ages and abilities, from yoga teachers to world and Olympic champions, from 14 year olds to 70 year olds. With his wealth of experience, Sammy has become one of the UK’s leading handstand teachers, dedicated to helping you achieve your handstand goals.

Vicky Fox has been teaching yoga since 2008. At HOME she teaches a Yoga Open Level class and a Yoga for Cancer class, a specialised session for anyone impacted by cancer. Her classes cater to all levels, focusing on physical alignment and mental well-being, helping students build the strength and flexibility needed to navigate life’s challenges. Vicky is passionate about empowering students so that they can take the balance, relaxation and self-awareness they learn on the mat, off the mat into their lives. Vicky’s approach is nurturing and inclusive, creating a welcoming environment for everyone.

Zephyr Wildman has been a senior yoga teacher in London since 2002, offering practices rooted in yoga philosophy and informed by anatomy, physiology and biomechanics. Her breath-centric Vinyasa Yoga classes integrate dynamic sequencing, creative movement and alignment-focused techniques to foster a holistic connection between body, mind and spirit.

A dedicated student and teacher, Zephyr weaves yogic philosophy into her teachings, inspiring students to explore the profound connection between their physical practice and inner transformation. Her expertise in anatomy and physiology, supported by a background in Deep Tissue Massage Therapy, allows her to guide practitioners safely through challenges such as chronic pain, injuries and imbalances. With compassion and insight, Zephyr creates space for all to grow, explore and thrive.