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I’m Zoë – a qualified yoga teacher and professional writer from the UK. I teach outdoor yoga classes of all levels in particularly beautiful places. Lose yourself in the soothing, rhythmic flow of yoga asanas surrounded by the spectacular sights, smells and sounds of nature. You’ll develop strength, stamina, flexibility and clarity of mind as I guide you through beautiful Ashtanga sequences that can be modified to suit you.
Whether you’re new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, my hope is that you’ll find something here to spark your curiosity. I’ll be writing regularly about a pretty wide assortment of things, so if you’d like new posts sent directly to your inbox, please sign up by clicking/pressing/jabbing the button below.
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Latest Posts
10 quickfire reasons why I’m happy to be nearly 30
I’m 30 soon. All my late twenties, 30 has loomed like a cloaked figure on a misty street, one gnarled finger beckoning me to some dark and terrible fate involving wrinkles, grey hairs, dead eggs, big bills, bigger hangovers, new fat deposits and a keener sense of my own mortality. Interestingly, the closer I creep … Continue reading 10 quickfire reasons why I’m happy to be nearly 30
5 activities to improve your wellbeing during coronavirus lock-down
There’s nothing more annoying than some self-professed wellbeing expert telling you how to live your life in the middle of a government-enforced lock-down. Especially when it’s threatening your livelihood and riddling you with anxious visions of a summer spent in a darkened room spooning jam into your mouth under your face-mask because all those people … Continue reading 5 activities to improve your wellbeing during coronavirus lock-down
Don’t just do something, sit there: Using pandemic lock-down to make peace with doing absolutely nothing
Before I flew to Costa Rica to study yoga, before COVID-19 frightened the world into lock-down and everyone suddenly became oddly possessive of toiletries, I visited my favourite book shop (Much Ado Books in Alfriston) and collected a little selection of second-hand titles to take home in return for a donation of peanut butter and … Continue reading Don’t just do something, sit there: Using pandemic lock-down to make peace with doing absolutely nothing
Coronavirus may have curtailed my Costa Rica adventure, but I know my journey is just beginning
I’m sitting in an almost empty airport in San Jose after a zippy drive up the Pacific coast through the dawn with a really friendly taxi driver who treated me to The Best of Red Hot Chili Peppers for most of the way. My lack of Spanish meant we couldn’t talk much, but he smiled … Continue reading Coronavirus may have curtailed my Costa Rica adventure, but I know my journey is just beginning
I just qualified as a yoga teacher… shame the world is ending
I’m writing this blog in a grassy clearing at the top of a jungle-covered mountain overlooking the bright blue Pacific ocean. I’ve just spent the last hour or so climbing some scarily steep, rubbly hills to get up here so I am disgustingly sweaty. I am also, slightly unnervingly, being circled by vultures. Still, I’m … Continue reading I just qualified as a yoga teacher… shame the world is ending
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