Ayurveda and yoga were never meant to be separate systems. In the tradition of Krishnamacharya, yoga is not fixed or formulaic; it is adapted to the individual, shaped by season, life stage, energy, and the quality of mind present. Ayurveda gives us the language to recognise these patterns. Yoga gives us the means to respond. This live session is designed for yoga teachers and dedicated practitioners who want to move beyond surface-level dosha theory and learn to apply Ayurvedic principles intelligently in real-world teaching situations. 🗓 Sunday 18 January 2026 ⏰ 3:00–4:30pm (UK)📍 Live online Yoga Teachers Club members receive discounted access: • FREE for PRO Members • Discounted for ESSENTIAL Members • Open to non-members and serious practitioners Message me for your discount code.

Hello from Penang, Malaysia! Pro Members, December's now available. Our December intention is Peace, a beautiful way to close the year with. Whether your students arrive frazzled, full, tired, joyful, or everything in between, this one meets them right where they are. Let me know how you get on in our WhatsApp group and any questions, ask away.

Grace & Ease - Deep & Slow The live class is another valuable in observing how to lace the practice intention, Yoga Sutra and philosophy into a class. Yoga genius. @Ann-See Yeoh Thank you 🧚‍♀️

For those of you on the course, use this as your accountability thread, if you need it.

Anyone who practices Astanga Yoga knows Sharath Jois, the grandson and heir of the legendary yoga teacher K Pattabhi Jois. He passed away in the US on November 11th. He's 53. I had the opportunity to spend a week experiencing his teachings in 2009.