Jan’s Yoga

Why?

People go to Yoga for all sorts of reasons: to tune up physically, to relax, or perhaps to find some special time for themselves. Our classes provide a friendly, tranquil environment that allows people to get what they want out of Yoga.

What?

We start our one-and-a-half hour session with a short relaxation. The spine and breath are important to our well-being so we progress on to a series of Yoga postures which move the spine forwards, backwards, sideways, upside down, and around, at the same time concentrating on the breath. These movements work all the systems of the body including the skeleton, muscles, circulatory and endocrine systems leading to a balance between body, mind and spirit.
Mantra or chanting is used to focus our minds and breath leading towards concentration and breathing practice.

We finish with a longer relaxation before heading home – feeling ‘cool’!

Who?

The class is suited for all levels of ability and experience, so whatever your level of fitness you can benefit from the course. If you are suffering from any illness you should ask your doctor if its ok to attend a Yoga class and please let me know before you start the class.

How?

Wear loose, layered clothing such as a tracksuit, tea-shirt, shorts, socks etc.
You will need a non-slip mat, a blanket and cushion or Yoga-block. If you don’t have these we can tell you where to buy them from. A light snack a couple of hours before the class is fine, but a full meal might make you feel uncomfortable.

Where?

I run Yoga classes in Colchester and Bures. Colchester classes are held at Cardinal Bourne Hall Priory St, (half way down East Hill) from 10-11.30 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and at the Lorraine George School of Dancing in Myland from 10-11.30 on Mondays during school term times. Bures classes are held in Bures School Hall on Monday evenings from 7-8.30, again during school term times. Click here for the dates of the current course.

How Much?

To make the courses financially viable, I have found that I need to ask all students to pay on a termly or half-termly, rather than weekly, basis. The fees are £50-70 per term or £25-35 per half-term (depending on the number of weeks in the term) which works out at the equivalent of £5 per class. New students are however, very welcome to come along for a trial class if they want to try it out.

Jan Mather
Tel 01787-227864
Email: Jan mather

A British Wheel of Yoga Tutor