A Practice That Develops With You
Iyengar Yoga in Menston and Burley-in-Wharfedale
Join supportive Iyengar Yoga classes in Menston and Burley-in-Wharfedale, near Ilkley in West Yorkshire. Classes welcome students with a range of experience, including complete beginners.
Iyengar Yoga is a precise, progressive and adaptable approach that develops strength, mobility, stability and awareness. Clear instruction, individual attention and appropriate variations help you practise safely and confidently. You don't need to be flexible or have any previous yoga experience to begin.
Experienced Iyengar Yoga Teaching
I'm a Level 3 certified Iyengar Yoga teacher, registered Therapy Teacher and Mentor, with more than 25 years' teaching experience. My approach is supportive and progressive, helping you develop your practice at a pace that is right for you.
At Jo Lovell Yoga, Yoga for Life means developing a practice that is relevant to you now and can continue to support you as your needs and circumstances change.
WAYS TO PRACTICE
BEGIN
Weekly Iyengar Yoga Classes
Build strong foundations in a friendly, supportive environment with Iyengar Yoga classes in Menston and Burley in Wharfedale. Beginners are welcome, and teaching progresses carefully throughout the term.
DEVELOP
Workshops and Personalised Yoga
Consolidate your learning through yoga workshops near Ilkley, explore particular aspects of practice in greater depth, or receive individual guidance tailored to your experience and aims through personalised yoga and yoga therapy in West Yorkshire.
Explore Workshops & Personalised Yoga
DEEPEN
Restorative Yoga
Discover the quieter, more reflective aspects of yoga, develop greater awareness and independence, and create a lasting relationship with your practice through restorative Iyengar Yoga.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell me a little about your experience and what you are looking for, and I will help you find the most suitable class or session.
“A few months in, I have been surprised by just how much I have gained—from improved posture and body awareness to a completely new understanding of movement and connection.” David Jones
