Jean Hall

Vinyasa + Daoist Flow

Vinyasa

Vinyasa yoga centres on the breath as the source for movement flow. This paired with Jean’s experience and passion for guiding bodies and minds to open to their natural strength, freedom and potential makes each class a unique ground for discovery and connection to the wisdom of felt experience (somatic) and wholeness.

 

During the class both traditional and contemporary approaches are woven in to align body, breath and mind to a flow state of being where movement unfolds into meditation in motion.

 

Music is used to accompany this class.


All levels of experience are welcome as modifications are given for beginners or those with injuries to make the practice gentler whilst stronger variations of the postures are offered to those who like a challenge!

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Daoist Flow

Daoist Flow brings together the essence of yoga, somatics and qigong.

 

Classes are deep slow flows, that take time to listen, feel and be with bodyful awareness of breath, movement and stillness. Great for reducing stress and tension, while building strength, steadiness and ease.

 

This class is accompanied by music.

 

All levels of experience are welcome.

Qualifications

  • Iyengar Yoga (RIMYI) qualified teacher
  • Ashtanga 1st, 2nd, 3rd Series (1997-present)
  • MA Performing Arts (1997)
  • Author/Published Books: Yoga-Simple Steps (2003), Astanga Yoga (2003), Astanga Yoga & Meditation (2006), Breathe (2016)
  • Yoga Alliance Professionals (UK): Senior Yoga Teacher (SYT) (2010-present)
  • Yoga Alliance (US): Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT-500) (2012-present)
  • Co-founder of Advanced Yoga Teacher Training 500hr (triyoga – 2016-present)
  • BWY Yoga for Cancer (2016)
  • Co-founder of Daoist Flow Yoga Teacher Training 200hr (2019-present)
  • Buddhist & Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training Program with Tara Brach & Jack Kornfield

Testimonials

Katt

“When I practice with Jean, my whole understanding of yoga movement and breath turn upside down. She guides you to that sweet point of ‘effortless effort’ or ‘flow’ when everything is working in sync, when the mind is quiet, the breath is long and deep, and the movement is free.”

Gabrielle

“Jean is one of the few teachers (if only?) I know who has such a deep respect for the lineage and knowledge of the teachings, but continues to always evolve her movement practice creatively and absorb new findings on nutritious movement, anatomy and physiotherapy.”

Jilly

“I am a big fan of your book Breathe! The book is wonderful, it is full of profound wisdom. I have read it twice, and I’m sure I’ll read it again as each time I get something new out of it!”