WEEKDAYS:05:00 - 22:00 . SATURDAY:08:00 - 18:00 . SUNDAY:CLOSED
Yoga on your terms, in your own space.
Join Elevate - my virtual yoga studio with 200+ classes, meditations, and wellbeing practices.
Anytime, anywhere.

You can join me in-person at events in and around Nottingham or online inside Elevate, my virtual yoga & wellbeing studio.
Your practice is your own.
Leave your ego at the door.
Turn your attention inward.
Move with awareness of only yourself.
Relaxed, supportive, and tailored to meet you where you’re at.
Clothes that allow for free movement are best; leggings, tracksuit bottoms, a vest or t-shirt.
We practice with bare feet to improve balance, and mobility of the joints of the feet, to reduce the risk of a slipping injury but also to experience a greater sense of connection with the earth. Socks are not recommended but if you have any health concerns with your feet, ensure you wear proper yoga socks with good grip.
Investing in your own mat is a great way to commit to bringing yoga into your life outside of lessons.
Your mat is your own space will have a beautiful familiarity wherever you roll it out.
It is good practice to keep your mat clean. I can help you source a good quality mat, please just ask.
Staying hydrated is really important when you are undertaking any kind of physical exercise, chanting and breathing practices. Cool water can greatly aid your focus.
It's not a good idea to practice on a full stomach, but please make sure you aren't extremely hungry, either.


You'll need a few of minutes to set out your mat, remove any socks or jumpers and settle yourself into the space.
It’s great to see familiar faces and friends. Please keep chatter to a quiet minimum because some come to yoga to enjoy an element of quiet from their daily lives.
Mobile devices should be switched off or onto silent mode. Feel free to wait for the beginning of the class silently seated or laying on your back.
There are a multitude of props such as belts, straps, blocks and blankets that you can use to support your body during a yoga practice.
Using props does not mean you’re not very good at it! They are to help you find comfort and ease and best alignment for your unique frame. You can read this blog post, Props, What Do I Do With Them?, for more context.
I can advise on these and can arrange good quality props for you to buy since it's best to have your own.
If you have cause to take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS), painkillers such as ibuprofen or aspirin, please do not practice. These medications will prevent you from feeling pain - it’s their job - which may cause you to stretch beyond your body's natural comfort. Injuries can and do happen and nobody wants that!


If you are practising at home, you can read this blog How to get the most out of your online yoga for some handy tips.
You don’t want to knock a glass vase on your head, a lit candle over nor do you want to take a tumble out of a balancing pose and hurt yourself on furniture that’s too close.
Neither do you want to knock a neighbour on the head if your mats are too close together in a class setting!
Inform me of any injuries or issues that may affect your practice. Only you know your body; I do not know how your body feels.
Complete a health declaration before your first session with me and be sure to update it as necessary.
NB Early pregnancy, recent childbirth, miscarriage or fertility treatment should be divulged as the class could involve some physical movements that may not be appropriate at this time. You have my assurance of my utmost discretion and respect.


Lee-ann is creatively inspirational; a vibrant and magnetic business woman. She listens deeply and patiently works through every area of concern, helping me expand my thinking of what’s possible.
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