The LoveYour.Studio Blog

Why Yoga? It’s a question asked by curious newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike - it’s clear that yoga’s benefits span the whole spectrum of human experience – from physical well-being to mental clarity, emotional balance, spiritual growth, and social connection. But perhaps the most beautiful aspect of yoga is how these layers work together, catalysing personal and collective transformation.

Do We Need Pilates at LoveYour.Studio ? This is a question we’re asked with increasing frequency — and it’s a good one. Pilates is popular, effective, and widely respected. It builds strength, improves posture, and supports rehabilitation. So yes — we absolutely welcome Pilates teachers  into LoveYour.Studio , and our spaces are available to rent for Pilates classes and courses. But here’s the honest part. We don’t need  Pilates in order to offer intelligent, effective, movem

At LoveYour.Studio, we continue shaping a space that nurtures wellbeing, connection, and creativity. Our promise remains simple: to keep yoga accessible and affordable while rewarding dedication. Good habits grow when we show up consistently, and these habits will benefit body, mind, and heart well into the future.

What a joy to be writing to you with my hands full of paint and my heart full of excitement! We are opening new spaces at LoveYour.Studio: Ananda Bhavana – Abode of Joy (our small studio) Prajna Alaya – Office & Training Room Dhyana Kaksha I – Counselling & Meditation Chamber (our first) If you’re looking for a place to host classes, sound baths, counselling, therapies, events, training, music, or art exhibitions, we now have magical spaces for you.

We did it! 🥂 On the week of Guru Pūrṇimā — a time of honouring our teachers and the light of wisdom — we opened the doors of LoveYour.Studio. 🎀 Mayor Callum and Councillor Gareth joined us to cut the ribbon - Dharma as Duty - Founders Promotion – Ending August 31st - Our small studio and lounge — Ananda Bhavana — is nearing completion! - Affirmation of the Week: atha yogānuśāsanam — "Now, the teaching of yoga begins"