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    Meadowlark Yoga - Karen Breneman - owner and founder of Meadowlark Yoga & Holistic Health

    Meadowlark Yoga

    (17 reviews)

    The Meadows, Marchmont

    My relationship with yoga is strictly casual; it's a challenge, something I enjoy, something I know…read moreis good for me, but even though I've been seeing it for a while, I'm not quite ready to commit, financially or emotionally. Hell, I don't even own a yoga mat. Given this attitude, the Bristo Yoga School suits me fine. Classes are cheap, drop-in, and may be as small as four or as big as twenty depending on who turns up. Here, you can do fun stretching followed by even more fun relaxing without feeling obliged to immerse yourself in the nuances of Indian philosophy, or the difference between Iyengar, Hatha and Ashtanga (which I have never understood). Nor, in the classes I went to with Lisa, was I ever expected to perform any extreme poses, such as standing on my head, balancing on one little finger and such, which came as a great relief. I suspect (in fact I know) that more serious practitioners would be less impressed by the casual set-up of the Bristo Yoga School, but it's perfect for people me, the Sunday drivers of yoga.

    I don't currently go to regular classes at Meadowlark but I do attend some drop in classes,…read moreworkshops and special events. Meadowlark has an excellent range of classes for everyone from beginners to daily Mysore classes. The studios are light, warm and clean. The changing rooms are a little small if the class is full and everyone is using them but most of the time it's fine. I have found all the teachers and reception staff to be friendly and welcoming. For me the studio is just a little too far out the way for both home and work for me to do more classes here but it's certainly one of the places I'd recommend for trying yoga. They are opening another studio in March and I'm looking forward to trying aerial yoga in it.

    Hot Yoga Edinburgh

    Hot Yoga Edinburgh

    (4 reviews)

    West End

    Hot yoga is a great way to escape the freezing temperatures of Edinburgh. The yoga studio is set to…read more26-29°C during the daytime and to 35-39°C in the evenings for a good muscle release. I was originally interested in this particular yoga studio because they offer aerial classes, which I have been wanting to get into. My class was with Rebeca, who was very nice and understanding to all the newbies and gave a great introduction to aerial yoga. I felt comfortable with her instructions and the amount of attention I received during the class. I would love to attend this class more often, but it only runs Wednesdays and Sundays. On another visit, I decided to try out the Warm Yin yoga class with Nardina. While the class was calm and relaxing, I felt a bit antsy being unsure of what was going on part of the time since it was my first time. I had to keep peeking over to my neighbors to follow along. Maybe this particular class wasn't the right one for me, but it felt a bit too slow paced for me. Overall, great experience and I look forward to many more yoga classes, especially the aerial ones!

    Faking summer anyway I can.... I am a self-confessed sun worshipper, and although I flamin' love…read moreScotland & it's distinct 4 seasons (often in 1 day) I struggle over the winter months. You can imagine how delighted I am having now discovered hot yoga - an hour of being blissfully unaware of the world outside, with effects that survive long after you leave! Warning-Not for the faint-hearted or heat-sensitive... temperature sits just under 40degrees, and you literally sweat buckets... I'm used to exercising in the Australian heat, however, I was close to fainting my 1st few times! Hoping that they expand & add more classes, as already it is very popular and classes are quite small....

    Yoga In Daily Life

    Yoga In Daily Life

    (2 reviews)

    D got both of us a 6 class pass each for this ashram on a voucher deal a while ago. He only managed…read moreto make it along to 3. I managed to make it to all 6. Although only managed to squeeze in the last one because Ganga let me extend my pass for an extra week. The first couple of times I went, I wasn't really impressed. It was unlike any form of yoga I've done before (and I've done a LOT in the past 10 years). I found the level one classes to be a bit slow, there seemed to be a lot of lying down and breathing (lazy meditation?). But to be honest, the classes grew on me. You are supposed to do a full 12 week course of level one before moving on to level two but Ganga said it was ok for me to try out a couple of the level two classes and they seem a lot more energetic, although still unlike any kind of yoga I've done before. The studio itself is really cozy, there is a reception area downstairs.. once you head upstairs, there is another couch and a space to get changed before heading into the studio.. My only complaint is the classes are on at quite awkward times for me. as they start at 5.30 or 7pm. With me not finishing work until 5.30, meant I could never make the earlier classes and arrived almost an hour early for the later class, as she locks the front door while class is happening upstairs, it meant finding somewhere to go for 45mins or hanging about in the cold... Apart from that.. I'd happily return!

    Classes here are a life enhancing experience.....I feel stronger mentally and physically and more…read morepresent more of the time. Compared to other yoga classes they are slow but the pace grows on you...relaxing yoga is what is says and you leave feeling gloriously relaxed. Each level prepares you for the next and while I wondered why I could not progress without completing level 1 my body feels completely different than it did before I did level 1. Ganga has a brilliant deal where you pay a monthly standing order and then can go to as many classes as you want! It really encourages me to keep going as the more I go the cheaper it is! Not only that though - regular practice in class means I am able to practise better on my own and I am more aware of the cumulative effect of good and aware practice. I can't recommend her classes highly enough. Try and see for yourself! Elizabeth

    The Salisbury Centre - taichi - Updated May 2026

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