Yes! There's a 3-module Yoga for Beginners course, plus Gentle Yoga classes and meditations that are suitable for beginners. These are available as part of the Standard membership.

You can view the classes via my website on your computer, or you can view the classes on your phone or tablet via my FWY app.

You'll need a yoga mat. There are other optional yoga props that you might like to have, such as two bricks and a belt, but if you don't have these then you can substitute with things from around your house. You'll receive more information about this when you join.

Yes. You can cancel your membership at any time via your account settings. Your access will be removed at the end of your current payment period.

Every week, there's a Vinyasa Flow class at 6-7pm on Mondays, a Hatha class at 6-7pm on Wednesdays and a Yoga with Weights class on Fridays at 7:30-8am. Every month, there is also an extended practice at 8:30-10:30am on Saturdays. Classes are recorded for catch-up. Class times may vary if I am away, but you can view the schedule via the in-platform calendar. Live classes and recordings are available for Platinum members only.

The live classes are delivered via zoom. If you're a Platinum member, you'll find the zoom link in the community feed.

Yes, the class recordings will be available for Platinum members in the class library for a week after the published date.

Doing yoga regularly is a way of taking care of your body and mind. It gives you time to slow down and relax, which can be valuable for your mental wellbeing. We all have busy heads thinking about the past and the future, whereas when you are doing yoga, your attention is focused purely on the present moment through awareness of your body and your breath. This can slow down your racing mind and create mental space, which is a useful tool when you have feelings of anxiety or when you're faced with stressful situations off your mat. Yoga also builds flexibility, range of motion and strength, which can help combat the effects of modern-day sedentary lifestyles, keeping your body mobile and strong, and your spine healthy. This all comes together to give a more balanced state of mind and confidence in your body, a combination that can be empowering psychologically. With an able body and a balanced mind, we can live a full life, doing all the things we love to do.

Yoga works best when you do it regularly and so the more you do it, the greater the impact. However, this doesn't mean you need to do an hour a day. Little and often is key to making yoga a daily habit. I always say to my students that ten minutes of yoga a day is better than zero minutes. If you have time to do longer sessions then that's great, but don't overlook the value of taking regular short yoga breaks from your work, especially if you are working at a desk or sitting a lot, and if you do other forms exercise like running or cycling.