jenny marsh
yogA
Develop a long-term yoga practice.
Clear instruction. Consistent teaching.
Dynamic Vinyasa · Restorative Yoga · Pranayama.
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What to expect
A dynamic vinyasa class.
Clear, detailed verbal instruction. Hands-on adjustments. Short meditation. Long savasana.
I don’t demonstrate. I guide you through the class from beginning to end.
We practise a familiar sequence that develops over time. The aim is to give you the confidence to practise by yourself.
This class isn’t suitable during the first trimester of pregnancy. If you’re pregnant or have an injury, please speak to me before class.
Why I teach
YOGA IS THE STUDY OF THE SELF & OF REALITY
I began my yoga practice in 1996, studying with Edward Clark of Tripsichore. I later completed my 500-hour teaching qualification, assisting Stewart Gilchrist at the East London School of Yoga for a further two years. I teach Yogasana (dynamic vinyasa), Restorative Yoga and Pranayama in London.
My classes are engaging and energetic, taught with a disciplined and detailed approach. Students can expect clear verbal cues, strong hands-on adjustments and thoughtfully sequenced practices, all firmly rooted in traditional yoga philosophy.
I delight in sharing my ongoing learning, passing on the knowledge I gain through my daily self-practice, as well as the wisdom I have received from my teachers.
My direct teaching style and ability to make yoga accessible support and inspire students to cultivate their own steady, regular self-practice.
Practice has given me a great deal. Teaching is my way of passing some of that on. I have a daily practice and continue to study with teachers who challenge my understanding. That's how I practise. That's how I teach.
Background
Practising since 1996.
Over 600 hours of teacher training.
Studied with Edward Clark, Ambra Vallo, Carolyn Cowan, Anna Ashby and Stewart Gilchrist.
Ongoing study with Ty Landrum.
