Outdoor yoga is back…!!!

Saturday 17th April

11am

It’s with utter excitement that I’m able to announce I’ll be holding yoga outside again 🙂

Join me at The Barn in Easington on Saturday 17th April 11-12

The location is private & clean, with stunning views across the East Durham coastline and a beautiful host. I promise it’s well worth a visit.

Last year we ran our outdoor yoga programme here and it went down a treat.

I’m so excited to be teaching yoga in the flesh again. It feels very safe, and definitely a positive first step before I reopen the studio next month.

I do hope you can join me.

Social Distancing

Booking is essential as space is limited so that we can adhere to social distancing guidelines and Track & Trace rules
No shared equipment – you will need your own mat & any equipment you want to use
You’re welcome to bring a flask & stay for a short social afterwards if you like

Where, when & how much

Hatha – open to everyone
Saturday 17th April
11am -12pm
The Barn, Thorpe Lea East, Easington
Payable by donation, cash on the day

What to expect

We live on the north east coast so expect a bit of wind, a bit of cloud, a bit of sun and a whole lot of laughs. We’ll breathe together, move our bodies together and enjoy nature at it’s finest.

How much should your donation be?

Personally I hate it when i have to give a donation as I never know how much to give… it always feels really awkward.

I’m offering the class in this way to enable everyone to be able to afford it as I know some people’s income has been drastically affected by the pandemic. So if you can only afford a pound or two that is absolutely fine and I’d really love to have you at practice rather than miss out. Our usual price for classes is between £6 & £10 so please bare this in mind.

The Location

I feel unbelievably lucky to have found this venue. It’s thanks to one of Blooming Bamboo’s gorgeous yoga students Nicola who runs it and told me I should come and do yoga there.

The Barn at Easington is contained within a beautiful thirty acre farm just up from Hawthorn beach. You access it via Easington Colliery.

The views sweep out to sea across the spectacular countryside.

It’s really worth a visit if you haven’t been.