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30th June 2026
More than six decades after its publication, Light on Yoga by B. K. S. Iyengar continues to shape the way yoga is practised, studied, and taught around the world. Often described as the “Bible of Yoga,” the book introduced generations... Read More...
25th May 2026
Certified to teach in 1977, Bobby Clennell was an Iyengar yoga teacher, author and illustrator whose work inspired students and teachers around the world. A devoted student of B.K.S. Iyengar and Geeta Iyengar for many decades, she first travelled to... Read More...
9th March 2026
As winter loosens its hold and the energy of spring begins to rise, many of us feel a subtle shift for movement, fresh beginnings, and dynamic engagement with life. In nature, spring is a time of growth and renewal. In... Read More...
9th February 2026
Nigella Lawson has long been celebrated for her warmth, wit, and unapologetic enjoyment of life’s pleasures. But behind the scenes of her busy career, she has cultivated a steady, grounding practice that may surprise some: Iyengar yoga. Over the years,... Read More...
9th February 2026
February’s Theme: Connection and the heart health February often invites us to reflect on the heart, not only in a romantic sense, but in a deeper, more expansive way. The heart beats steadily through stress and ease, effort and rest.... Read More...
23rd January 2026
In case you missed it, this Radio 4 programme tells the extraordinary story of the Angadi's, who came to host BKS Iyengar's first yoga class in the UK in their Finchley home. LISTEN ON BBC IPLAYER In 1939, the English... Read More...
29th December 2025
And why National Iyengar Yoga Day is the perfect moment to begin January has a particular energy to it. After the intensity of December, with full schedules, celebrations, late nights, and disrupted routines, many of us feel a quiet pull... Read More...
3rd December 2025
As the year draws to a close and December’s celebrations fill our calendars, peace can feel like something we have to chase rather than something we already hold within. Between festive gatherings, travel, family commitments, and the general noise of... Read More...
30th October 2025
In recent years, challenges such as Covid-19, Long Covid, winter colds, and general immune vulnerability have made many of us more aware of what it means to recover well, build resilience, and care for our bodies. Part of Iyengar Yoga... Read More...
2nd October 2025
Each month we have a different theme to share with you some of the wisdom of Iyengar yoga and how our teachers can help you as students. In this post, we’ll explore how we can nurture knee health through awareness,... Read More...
18th September 2025
On 20th September 2025, we pause to remember and celebrate the life of Lilian Biggs, who would have turned 100 years old this year. A beloved teacher and mentor Many of you will know Lilian, perhaps you attended one of her hugely... Read More...
30th October 2024
In this blog we feature a small section from an article written by Richard Agar Ward for the November issue of Yoga Magazine - Issue 259 Props in yoga are essential tools that enhance practice, promote intuitive learning, and deepen... Read More...
28th October 2024
In this blog we feature a small section from an article written by Helen Clay for the September issue of Yoga Magazine - Issue 257 Yoga has a valuable contribution to make in addressing climate change, the defining issue of... Read More...
30th September 2024
In this blog we feature a section from an article written by Alan Brown for the latest issue of Yoga Magazine, October 2024 - Issue 258 In yoga practice, attention and engagement are crucial. As we progress, maintaining freshness and... Read More...
11th December 2023
We all learn early in our yoga experience that the basis of the teaching and the practice is the first two aspects of Patanjali’s eight: yama and niyama. And the very first injunction is ahimsa, not doing harm or violence. As we face not... Read More...
