New Classes From September

Our timetable is changing slightly from Autumn term (from 6th September). We have a new Slow Flow & Yin Yoga with lzzy on Wednesday at 7:30 - 8:30 pm (starting 15th September) and Travis is taking over Hatha Yoga on Tuesday at 6 - 7pm. Now that lzzy is back, Sunday night class will be taught by her from this week and our prenatal Pilates/Yoga class with Claire is now from 4-5pm on Monday.

You can now come along as a drop when there are spaces available but it's best to book in advance to secure your space: https://bristolyogacentre.co.uk/booking

You can either sign up for the term, purchase 5 class pass or come along for a single class. We’re also going to continue online classes. We hope to see you in class!

Bristol Yoga Centre 2018 Term dates

It's hard to believe but we are now coming to the end of the Winter term and new Spring term starts from next week Monday 26th February.

3rd Jan - 25th Feb (8 weeks)
26th Feb - 22nd April (8 weeks)
23rd April - 10th June (7 weeks)
11th June - 29th July (7 weeks)
30th July - 31st August (5 weeks)
3rd Sept - 28th Oct (8 weeks)
29th Oct - 21st Dec (8 weeks)

Signing up for the term is the most cost effective way to attend the class and guarantees your space so take a look at our timetable and get in touch with the teacher to book your space.

You can also starting the term mid-way as the fees are pro rata and you can organise to do two class swaps within a term if you need to miss classes.  

Please see here for more details on fees

New 7 week term at Bristol Yoga Centre

New 7 week term is starting at the Bristol Yoga Centre from Monday 6th November 2017. We have slightly reduced timetable this winter term so please check our schedule carefully.

Signing up for the term is the cheapest and best way to attend our classes. Simply, choose a class that you like to regularly attend and contact the teacher to book your place. Plus, there is an optional two class swaps for time when you need to miss a class. See here for our price guide and terms & condition.

Need a little help in deciding which class to attend? See our class guide for more information. 

New 8 week term at Bristol Yoga Centre

From 11th September, a new 8 week term is starting at the Bristol Yoga Centre. Signing up for the term is cheapest and best way to come to our classes. All you need to do is find the class that you want to regularly attend and contact the teacher for a booking form.  

Most of our classes accept MoveGB and we welcome drop in students too. We also offer 5 class pack that can be bought in the studio in class. To see our different payment option click here.

We have lots of exciting new classes starting so take a look at the timetable.

6 week Summer Term at Bristol Yoga Centre

6 week term is starting next week at the Bristol Yoga Centre. We have many different classes available from Restorative Yoga to Pregnancy Pilates class and many more. See here for our full timetable. In fact, a brand new Vinyasa Flow yoga with Joey is starting from Thursday 3rd August.

Signing up for the term is cheapest and best way to attend classes as it will encourage you to go regularly. We also offer two class swaps within a term so if you need to miss one or two classes, you can arrange to go to another class. You can also join the term mid way too and pay pro rata.

There are an option to do drop ins or purchase a multi class card at the studio. Click here for more information on fees.

We accept MoveGB on most of our classes too!

Welcome Doug to Bristol Yoga Centre!

Bristol Yoga Centre would like to welcome Doug Karson to our team of yoga teachers! He will be teaching Himalayan Hatha Yoga on Tuesday morning at 7:15 - 8:15am and Friday evening at 5:30 - 6:45pm

More about Doug

Doug's mother was his first teacher and she has been guiding him from early on in the ways of breath.  He has very old and precious memories of her calming him down with 3 deep breathes into the belly.

In 2012, Doug met his Guru Yogi Ashokananda.  He taught him how to be compassionate and bequeathed him with his yogic name; Dayananda.  It means the bliss of mercy.  Much of Doug's teaching style, tone, and knowledge come directly from his lineage.

With Prana Kriya, Himalayan Hatha, and meditation techniques, Doug continues the practice of how to be present, past and future.  He has completed 500 specific teacher training hours with Yogi-ji and am a Senior Ashokananda School Teacher.

Yoga is a practice.  Regular and constant.  Like any other practice, the goal is not to become perfect but to have constant improvement.  This sometimes comes in the form of acceptance and recognising our already perfect nature.  Doug's classes are challenging and humorous.  He likes to play and laugh and this comes through my teaching.  He hope to see you in the studio and perhaps we can laugh together :)