TRIYOGA

Triyoga is one of the most famous yoga studios in London. They have four branches across the capital in Camden, Soho, Covent Garden and Chelsea, offering over 400 classes per week. Triyoga also have a range of yoga courses in London, including six-week beginners courses, meditation workshops, yoga philosophy and pranayama courses. They also host special workshops from revered yoga teachers such as David Swenson and Nikki Costello.

INDABA

Indaba is a top London yoga studio based in Marylebone. The word ‘indaba’ means ‘gathering’ in Sanskrit. They gather together some of the best yoga teachers in the UK and across the world to teach a variety of yoga courses in London. Beginners can start with their Yoga Basics Course to get to grips with the practice. Advanced yogis can try out courses specialising in backbends and inversions as well as gong baths and biomechanic rehab workshops.

BIKRAM YOGA LONDON

Bikram yoga was a movement founded by Bikram Choudhury, a famous yoga guru. Now studios have popped up all over the world. Bikram Yoga London in Canary Wharf is one of London’s top Bikram yoga studios. Many people prefer hot yoga over other fitness classes. Bikram Yoga London have a great introductory offer of £40 for the first 20 days for any of their hot yoga classes. They also run hot yoga courses in London and workshops throughout the year.

IYENGAR YOGA INSTITUTE

B.K.S. Iyengar took the world by storm with his yoga philosophy in the 1960s. The Iyengar Yoga Institute in Maida Vale is London’s main Iyengar yoga centre. Iyengar yoga is accessible to everyone, characterised by its use of props. They teach a wide schedule of Iyengar yoga classes as well as running six-week beginners yoga courses in London. They also run Iyengar yoga teacher training courses.

SIVANANDA YOGA CENTRE LONDON

Sivananda is a form of hatha yoga which aims to promote health and wellness in yogis with emphasis placed on relaxation and breathing. The Sivananda Yoga Centre in Putney offers courses for all levels of Sivananda yogis – starting with Level 1 for beginners up to Level 4 for intermediate/advanced yogis. First timers might be interested in trying a Level 1 intensive weekend where you spend two days getting to grips with the basics of Sivananda yoga, talks on yoga lifestyle and how to continue your yoga practice at home, as well as vegetarian meals and nature walks.

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