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Raman Devi
Coming from an Indian heritage some of the practices in this ancient discipline was already inherent within Raman. Particularly the devotional side of the practice, chanting and serving others in the community. This inner knowing led Raman to complete her first traditional Hatha Yoga training in India where these ancient practices had a profound effect on her not only on a physical level but also mentally and emotionally.
This encouraged her to further her studies by completing her Jivamukti Training at the Eco Village in Mumbai where the philosophy of simple living and higher thinking resonated with her. Through her own personal practice and studying and being able to study with great teachers such as Sharon Gannon, Yogeswari, Vijay Kumar and Matthew Sweeny has enabled her to further more develop and evolve within the practice but also how the ancient teachings are ever so needed in today’s modern world.. Raman has spent many years in India studying at various institutes to deepen her knowledge but also using the time to be immersed within the culture and being inspired by this discipline.A sincere interest in the Vedic scriptures has enabled Raman to continue her study on the Bhagavad Gita and dedicating her time in learning the essence of Bhakti Yoga.
Raman’s approach within teaching is inspired with a sense of wonder and how the body is an instrument for us to reach our fullest potential by working through all those layers of habitual patterns we have built in our lifetime. Raman brings the ancient discipline and the teachings of the Vedic scriptures into each of her classes inspiring students to learn and discover how to live a life that feels authentic to you.
Lauren Collins
Lauren’s yoga journey began 11 years ago when she was working as a Savile Row tailor, searching for relief from the physical demands of the craft. She started attending evening classes at the local adult learning centre finding yoga in the Iyengar tradition by chance. Her passion for the subject grew as she trained with teachers in London and Brighton and later deepened her practice in Birmingham under the guidance of Jayne Orton — qualifying as a teacher in 2023.
Lauren’s classes focus on precision, alignment, strength and stability, helping students build awareness and confidence in their practice. She teaches at boutique studios across Birmingham and Leamington Spa and is passionate about keeping this traditional approach to the subject of yoga alive.
Tracy Estefane
Tracy fell under yoga’s spell over a decade ago and began sharing its magic in 2015, leaving a corporate career to teach full-time.
Since then, she has completed multiple trainings and guided several teacher trainings, continually deepening my own practice and understanding.
Her classes are Vinyasa based, powerful and playful, encouraging students to move with intention and awareness while exploring their edges.
She loves witnessing those moments of breakthrough, when confidence sparks and something shifts within.
Yoga is where movement meets mindfulness, blending strength, softness, and self-discovery both on and off the mat.
Harjean Ubhi
Harjean began her Ashtanga yoga journey in 2010, drawn to how it builds strength, focus, and being grounded. Over time, yoga became more than a physical practice — it became a space for mindfulness, balance and connection. Her classes guide students to move with awareness, breathe deeply, and find strength in stillness.
Based in the West Midlands, Harjean teaches adults, children, and athletes, including local Premier League football teams, helping them enhance flexibility, recovery, and mental focus. Whether in a studio, school, or on the field, her teaching is rooted in warmth, presence, and a genuine love for helping others grow through yoga.
Robert Gibbs
Robert’s yoga journey began 20 years ago, initially as a form of core training, but he was immediately captivated by its profound impact on my mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. His foundation is in Ashtanga Vinyasa, which he practiced devoutly for five years under the guidance of my first teachers, Maureen Howell and Jennette Calbridge Vaze. This strong base led him to explore a diverse range of styles—including Forest, Dharma, Jivamukti, and Yin deepening my understanding of the practice’s vast potential.
Robert has been teaching full-time since 2013 and am passionate about making yoga accessible to all. Whether you are a beginner finding your way in Downward Dog or an advanced practitioner working on arm balances, I am here to guide and support your journey.
Hollie Beardmore
The best decision Hollie ever made was beginning her journey with yoga. Like many, she was first drawn to the physical practice — the shapes, the flow, and the connection between breath and movement. Over time, her relationship with yoga has evolved, becoming a deeper exploration of self-awareness, presence, and trust in the unfolding path of life.
Through her trainings in Ashtanga/Vinyasa, Mandala, Rocket, and Yin, along with studies in Hypnotherapy and Shamanism, she has come to see yoga as so much more than a practice on the mat. The philosophy and the physical teachings have deepened my understanding of herself and the world around me.
Yoga offers countless benefits — too many to name — but what she does treasure the most is how it anchors her in the present moment. It reminds her that she is more than her body, her roles, or responsibilities. When you let go of the labels, you place upon myself, you return to the simple truth: You are energy in motion, fully experiencing the joys, challenges, and beauty of being alive.
Hannah Johnson
Hannah first started practicing yoga in her late teens but it wasn’t until her early 30s that yoga really found her. After spending over a decade extensively touring as a musician, her yoga practice started to change. She was dealing with a lot of anxiety, seeking a practical way to help manage the enormity of her thoughts. The daily practice of Yoga for Hannah, remains the healthiest method I’ve found to detach from thinking and authentically connect to my body and breath in the present moment.
She has been teaching full time for the past five years since graduating in 2020. Whilst she specialised in Vinyasa Yoga, her routes are firmly grounded in the traditions of Ashtanga having studied with Jon Moult, David Garrigues and David Swenson. Hannah enjoys teaching dynamic hot yoga with the focus and discipline of Ashtanga’s routes.
Nicky Leung
Nicky has been practising yoga since 2010. She teaches Hatha, Hot, and Vinyasa yoga, weaving mindful movement with clear alignment to help students build a strong and sustainable foundation for deeper practice.
To Nicky, yoga is more than a physical practice; it is a gentle dialogue between the mind, body, and spirit. Through each breath and posture, she believes everyone can experience the transformative benefits of yoga, both physically and mentally.
Dave Glover
Dave has been practising Ashtanga Yoga since 2005, and teaching it since 2013.
He has been fortunate enough to learn from many great teachers around the world, and now enjoys sharing that knowledge in his classes.
Dave believes in an accessible non-judgemental approach to yoga, and that anyone can practice yoga and enjoy its many benefits. It doesn’t matter how young or old, how fit, how flexible, or how able, if you want to practice, you can.
Dave’s favourite yoga posture is Savasana, because nothing beats a good nap!
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