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Week 1:
Monday – August 3 (9am-5.15pm)
Tuesday – August 4 (9am-5.15pm)
Wednesday – August 5 (9am-5.15pm)
Thursday – August 6 (9am-5.15pm)
Friday – August 7 (9am-5.15pm)
Saturday – August 8 (12-7pm)

Week 2:
Monday – August 10 (9am-5.15pm)
Tuesday – August 11 (9am-5.15pm)
Wednesday – August 12 (9am-5.15pm)
Thursday – August 13 (9am-5.15pm)
Friday – August 14 (9am-5.15pm)
Saturday – August 15 (12-7pm)

Online sessions:
Wednesday – August 19 (6-9pm)
Wednesday – August 26 (6-9pm)
Wednesday – September 2 (6-9pm)

Week 3:
Monday – September 7 (9am-5.15pm)
Tuesday – September 8 (9am-5.15pm)
Wednesday – September 9 (9am-5.15pm)
Thursday – September 10 (9am-5.15pm)
Friday – September 11 (9am-5.15pm)
Saturday – September 12 (12-7pm)
Sunday – September 13 ( 12:30pm-4:30pm incl. graduation)

• The art of class theming and weaving
• To offer hands-on-assists in a consensual and mutually beneficial manner
• How to play harmonium and incorporate mantra into your classes
• To develop your own personal sādhana (conscious spiritual practice)
• A diverse range of meditation styles
• To incorporate music seamlessly into the fabric of your classes
• To teach āsana without demonstrating
• The rich history of yoga and how to unpack the philosophy in a modern context
• To utilise accessible and inclusive language in teaching a wide range of students
• About the intersection of yoga and social justice, climate activism and universal liberation

Sandy (they/them) is an internationally beloved yoga teacher, praised for their creative, insightful and transformative classes. Since graduating as a yoga teacher at the age of 19, Sandy’s life has been in pursuit of deepening their relationship to this mystical practice. Integrating music, mantra, philosophy, touch, prānāyāma, kriya, āsana and activism, Sandy is proud of their strong connection to yogic lineage (Jivamukti Yoga).

They have lived experience as a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent person, and as such, teaches through an inclusive lens, centred around kindness and breaking down barriers.

Sandy has been mentoring teachers since 2013, and facilitated teacher trainings since 2019.

• Rooted in tradition, grounded in today – we honour the origins of yoga while exploring its relevance in the modern world.
• Run by queer, gender-diverse, and neurodivergent facilitators – creating a space where diverse experiences are not only welcomed but centred.
• A trauma-aware, inclusive environment – no written exams, no rigid expectations. Learn at your own pace, in the way that works best for you.
• We’re not afraid of big questions – this training includes open, thoughtful discussion of the social, political, and environmental issues shaping our world.
• Immersive format – all sessions take place within a 6-week bracket to allow for an in-depth experience, like an urban retreat, to live your yoga.
• Small group numbers – ensuring personalised attention, deeper connection, and more meaningful support throughout.

Located between Goodsell and May Streets we are an easy walk from 3 train stations. 2 minutes walk from St Peters Station, 16 minutes walk from Erskineville Station and 17 minutes walk from Newtown Station. There is street parking available on Goodsell and neighbouring streets as well as in the carpark at Sydney Park (on King Street) just opposite the studio.

Our St Peters studio is street level with ground floor accessible Reformer Studio 1, bathrooms and reception areas. Studio 2 (mat and yoga) as well as our additional Reformer Studio 3 and Private Studio are located on a split level down 5 stairs with railings.