Yoga became part of my life in 2011, when I realised it offered something far beyond physical movement.What began as a simple practice soon became a way of listening—to breath, to body, and to the deeper rhythms that shape a life.
In 2014 I travelled to India to study with Bharath Shetty, whose guidance opened a doorway into the heart of traditional Hatha yoga. I returned again and again, each time discovering that practice is not something you acquire but something you return to, like a familiar shoreline—changed, yet always itself.
Over the years my teaching has grown from this steady apprenticeship to breath and movement. I’ve become fascinated by the intelligence of the body: the quiet reflexes that support us, the way the nervous system softens when it feels safe, the resilience that rises when we move in ways that feel true to our own design. My classes weave these threads together—Hatha, breathwork, functional and reflexive movement—not as techniques, but as ways of coming home to ourselves.
What matters most to me is the atmosphere we create together. A space without pressure or performance. A place where you can move at your own pace, meet yourself honestly, and explore the edges of your experience with curiosity rather than force. Students often tell me they leave feeling clearer, more grounded, and more at ease in their bodies—and sometimes they sleep more deeply that night, as if the body recognises it has been listened to
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Alongside weekly classes, I offer workshops, retreats, movement education, and one-to-one breath coaching. Whatever the form, my intention is the same: to offer a practice that steadies the nervous system, reconnects you with your breath, and invites you into a more easeful way of being in the world.
I look forward to practicing with you.
Ian Revins
Founder and Teacher
What is yoga?
Yoga, which means “union” or “harmony,” is both a philosophical system and science whose goal is the attainment of self-awareness.
With its beginnings enshrouded in the prehistory of India, evidence of yoga practices has been found in the Indus Valley civilization of 2,000-4,000 B.C.E. Although ancient, yoga is not outdated. It has value for the modern world. Hatha yoga offers us the opportunity to deepen our self-understanding through physical movement, breathing, and meditation.
There are many different styles of yoga. Some styles are fast-paced and vigorous while others are very gentle and slow-moving. All of the styles of yoga have benefits, so evaluating your individual needs and personality type will help point you in the right direction.
Qualifications:
- Indea Yoga Training (IYT) 250hrs+ Course – February 2014
- Indea Yoga Training (IYT) 500hrs+ Course – December 2014
- Indea Yoga Training Advanced Refreshers Course – December 2015
- Total Yoga Nidra Facilitator Training Course 45hrs – June 2016
- Reiki Level 2 – September 2014
