Like many others, I came to yoga for the physical fix, but soon found the magic went deeper. With a degree in philosophy I had spent most of my 20s exploring the good life as one half of the Loose Cannons band/DJs, remixing, recording and touring the world, living the dream.
Football had been my first love but the union of mind and body came through martial arts. I was enchanted by the tradition and self-discipline of ninjutsu, but found a spiritual connection to the freedom and flow of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Yoga arrived much later as an attempt to recover from lingering injuries that weren’t healing like they used to. And then it took over everything.
My first Rocket class (and teacher training) was with The Yoga People. They later introduced me to Yin Yoga, as an antidote to the up & up of Rocket (and the yang of daily London life.) With that came a deepening appreciation of meditation, stillness of mind and yoga beyond the asanas that originally got him hooked. I went on to do advanced trainings with David Swenson, David Kyle and Jason Crandell (earning my Yoga Alliance E-RYT 500… before realising how pointless that accreditation really is.) The final piece of the asana puzzle came through practising Iyengar, which taught me what I was actually doing in the individual poses. 4BEAT blossomed out of all of this around 2015 and is growing by the day.
I like to incorporate different movement modalities into the traditional yogic form, with influences from Jiujitsu, Capoeira and FRC (functional range conditioning), but the overarching intention is always to find meditation in the movement by tuning the breath into the beat. Feel more, feel better.
Qualifications:
- Co-Founder of Good Life Yoga School
- Co-Author of “Greed, Sex, Intention: Living Like a Yogi in the 21st Century” and “How to Win at Yoga”
- 200 hour TT, The Yoga People (2012)
- 100 hour advanced Rocket TT, The Yoga People (2014)
- 100 hour Yin TT, The Yoga People (2015)
- 20 hour Ashtanga TT David Swenson (2016)
- 50 hour Advanced Rocket TT David Kyle (2017)
- 500 hour TT, Jason Crandell (2019)

