You may have seen on our socials, or heard in class, that Yinspire has an exciting new schedule for the Autumn, launching at the beginning of September.
I’m pleased, and proud, to release details and let people know that classes are open for booking.
Hopefully there is something for everyone:
– Yin Yoga – Monday and Wednesday Morning and Evening
– Vinyasa Yoga – Tuesday Morning, Thursday Evening
– Gentle Yoga – Friday Morning
– Pilates – Wednesday Evening, Friday Morning
– Pre Natal Yoga – Tuesday Morning
– Ashtanga Yoga – Tuesday Evening
– Intermediate Yoga – Thursday Morning
Take a look at our Yoga Classes Page to see Times, Teachers, and Class Descriptions
Pay As You Go is available at £12.50 / class, but most people will benefit from a Class Pas –
– Trying It Out – 3 classes valid 8 weeks – £33 (works out £11/class)
– Regular Yogi – 6 classes valid 10 weeks – £54 (works out £9/class)
– Yoga Bunny – 12 classes valid 10 weeks – £99 (works out £8.25/class)
All the information on booking classes and buying a pass
(Please remember all classes must be booked in advance – walk ups cannot be accommodated, sorry)
Evolution
Next February will see ten years since I first taught a Yoga Class. In the intervening time my business has gone from one class a week in a rented hall, to first one, then two, private studios. Covid disrupted things, and we came back first online, then in the garden and finally in person. Two studios became one after covid, then the one studio had to close due to a house move, so back to where things started in the Brading studio.
I’m so pleased to offer this next step in Yinspire’s evolution.
The schedule has 11 classes over the week, of which 9 are eligible for passes. As far as I am aware this makes Yinspire one of the few, maybe the only, dedicated multi teacher Yoga Studios on the Island.
The hope is to grow the schedule further over coming months, according to demand.
Keeping it Real
Yoga is big bucks these days – expect to pay £25 a class in London – and the pressure of paying rent, employing receptionists, and selling the dream means a sharp commercial approach in many studios.
My hope is Yinspire can keep its vibe as something local, smaller friendly classes, and welcoming to all, rather than selling our soul to the commercial devil.
Alongside the movement aspects of Yoga – Yoga Asana – We’ll still try and weave in the more subtle elements of breath, stillness, inner focus.
I hope to see you on a mat in September, meanwhile enjoy the sunny August days.
jess
