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A regular yoga ‘asana’ practice helps create strength, space and flexibility in the body. However, yoga is not about being super flexible or pushing the body to the end result, hence why we call it a ‘practice’. It is much more about accepting the journey and bringing calm to the mind, grounding, and finding a sense of peace and well-being.
As one of the oldest yoga studios in Brighton, we are proud to offer many different styles of yoga to suit all ages, body types and levels of experience including beginner. Our teachers are carefully selected, highly trained and hugely experienced. Our reception staff can help you decide which class is best for you so please ask if you have any questions. Below are the types of yoga we offer.
We recommend a beginners course for anyone brand new to yoga if you can commit to a block of 5-6 weeks. In our courses, you will join a small group and have plenty of one to one support from the teacher.
One of the most dynamic styles of yoga. Classes follow a fixed sequence of postures. Astanga yoga is a traditional practice that aligns movement with breath, creating a flow from one asana (posture) to another.
With roots in Iyengar and Hatha Yoga, classic yoga emphasises the link between mind, body and breath. Classic yoga classes allow students to work at their own level of ability with lots of one to one attention from the teacher.
A calming, gentle and supportive form of yoga - a great place to start out. The content of each class differs from week to week and each teacher has their own approach, so there is plenty of variety. Classes may include breath work and meditation.
A system of yoga with a philosphical base. In class, time is taken to explain and demonstrate the yoga postures. Students are given individual attention and verbal or physical cues or adjustments.
Our most accessible and gentle classes. healing and restorative classes can help facilitate recovery from illness and injury. They are also perfect for beginners and anyone looking for stress-relief and deep body connection
A fluid style of yoga harmonising breath and movement in a flow from one posture to the next to give strength, grace and freedom.
Yin Yoga postures are mainly floor-based. They target the deeper connective tissues of the body. Each posture is held for an extended time with mindful awareness. Unravel deep seated tension in the body and mind, whilst helping to maintain mobility in your joints.
For many men, yoga might seem to be the preserve of women – but it’s not the case at all!
Yoga can help transform your experience during pregnancy, labour and after the birth of your baby. Babies and young children can also benefit greatly from the experience of yoga through their parents.
Very few people retain their strength and vitality in later years. However, yoga can help to rejuvenate the body and revitalise the mind
We offer a selection of low-cost accessible classes, open to all, any profits from these classes go into supporting our bnhc community programme.
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The Brighton Natural Health Centre is a charity founded in 1981. At our centre in the North Laine you can do activities to support your health and mental wellbeing. We run classes for everyone. We offer: yoga, dance, pilates, meditation, tai chi, movement for health and more. We also arrange talks and workshops. Join us.
