AlchemySample the various therapies and treatments available at this beautiful holistic sanctuary within trendy Stables Market in Camden. Options include yoga and meditation classes, holistic healing and organic nourishment.
Unit 101, Stables Market,
Chalk Farm Road,
Camden,
London,
NW1 8AH
British Wheel YogaBritish Wheel Yoga is the largest yoga organisation in the country. They've trained a network of over 3,000 qualified teachers - search for a London-based one on their web site.
London,
UB8 3ND
Fitness for EverybodyFitness for Everybody offer the great power plate training that seems to be the new craze. The power plate can help with a number of things such as increase flexibility, increase stamina, relaxation, weight loss and much more.
Trowbray House, The Leathermarket,
108 Weston Street,
London,
SE1 3QB
Iyengar Yoga InstituteIyengar Yoga Institute offers classes for all levels of experience, as well as classes for pregnant women, children and people with back, neck and shoulder problems. Their six week foundation course will have you contorting yourself in no time. The early-morning class is highly recommended. Contact the Institute for details.
223A Randolph Avenue,
Maida Vale,
London,
W9 1NL
The Life CentreAn upscale and classy yoga and health centre that holds more than 60 yoga and Pilates classes every week. If you can't find the time to drop by for a lesson, they'll come to your home or office.
15 Edge Street,
Notting Hill,
London,
W8 7PN
The Light Centre BelgraviaThis centre has 16 classes and seven teachers to choose from. Visit their web site to find out how to get a free class - you can't beat that.
9 Eccleston Street,
Belgravia,
London,
SW1W 9LX
The London School of YogaThis yoga school can build a program for you based on your individual strengths. They also offer an lunchtime yoga classes and an after-school yoga club for busy Londoners.
Hampstead Town Hall,
213 Haverstock Hill,
Hampstead,
London,
NW3 4QP
The Special Yoga CentreThe Special Yoga Centre classes concentrate on yoga for parents and their children. Some of their other classes are also geared to children and adults with disabilities and adults with chronic illnesses.
The Tay Building,
2A Wrentham Avenue,
Brondesbury Park,
London,
NW10 3HA
TriyogaTriyoga's Primrose Hill location is home to The Gate, a vegetarian restaurant that's a favorite of their yoga students.
6 Erskine Road,
Primrose Hill,
London,
NW3 3AJ
TriyogaBesides yoga lessons, Triyoga also offers pilates and holistic health treatments. For details of new classes in 2008, check the website for details.
Neal’s Yard Therapy Rooms,
2 Neal's Yard,
Covent Garden,
London,
WC2H 9DP
TriyogaTriyoga's philosophy is that yoga can be adapted to suit any life stage and body shape, so if you've been putting off taking yoga lessons because you're too old and unfit, you'll need to find another excuse!
2nd floor, Kingly Court,
Soho,
London,
W1B 5PW
Yoga JunctionYoga Junction teaches courses in the Hatha, Astanga Vinyasa and Iyengar styles in two large and airy studios close to the Finsbury Park tube station. For details of new classes in 2008, check the website for details.
Unit 24, City North,
Fonthill Road,
Finsbury Park,
London,
N4 3HF
Yoga Place E2Yoga Place E2's specialist classes include posture, breath awareness, yoga meditation and yoga philosophy. They also hold workshops with yoga teachers from all over the world.
1st Floor, 449-453 Bethnal Green Road,
Bethnal Green,
London,
E2 9QH
YogahomeClasses for all levels and styles of yoga, plus Pilates, dance classes, aromatherapy, acupuncture and massage.
11 Allen Road,
Stoke Newington,
London,
N16 8SB