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Yoga in Bristol

Yoga in Fishponds

Mon 6.30pm & Thurs 7pm

Barre in Fishponds

Mon 7.45pm & Thurs 6pm

Yoga in Staple Hill

Tues 5.30pm

Yoga in St George

Tues 7pm

Reiki & Rest

Fri 31st May + 13th Sep 6.30pm

- Corporate & Workplace Wellness -

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  • 36£
    4 classes at only £9 a class. Mix + match between yoga & barre
    Valid for 4 weeks
  • 64£
    8 classes at only £8 a class. Mix + match between yoga & barre
    Valid for 4 weeks
  • 370£
    60 classes within 6 month period making it only £6.10 a class.
    Valid for 6 months

"Aimee is so welcoming. It was my first yoga session but I was made to feel at ease from the start. I thoroughly enjoyed!"

Hannah

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Hi!

This is Aimee

Aimee has over a decade of experience in the events industry where the demanding environment led her to well-being. She is a qualified Yoga, Barre & Reiki practitioner delivering classes in Bristol plus supporting diverse industries with bespoke wellbeing packages. This includes NHS, Team Love, Gather Round, Future Leap, Origin to name a few. Her primary focus is to ensure you feel at ease and nurtured in the spaces she cultivates.

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FAQ's

Q1: What is yoga with Aim2Be?

A1: Aim2Be provides a space for you to move out of the mind and explore the union of the breath moving the body. The yoga classes are often inspired by nature to enhance connection of mind and body. 
 

Q2: Do I need to be flexible to practice yoga?

A2: No, you do not need to be flexible to start practicing yoga. Flexibility is a result of consistent practice and will improve over time. Yoga is accessible to people of all fitness levels and body types. The focus is on gradually stretching and strengthening the body, while also cultivating mindfulness.

Q3: What should I wear to a yoga class?

A3: It is recommended to wear comfortable, stretchy clothing that allows you to move freely. Avoid wearing heavy jewellery or accessories that might get in the way during the practice.

 

Q4: Do I need to bring any equipment to a yoga class?

A4: Yes, there may be some mats available on request but it is best to bring your own. Bring a water bottle and a small towel as well.

Q5: I'm a beginner at yoga, are your classes suitable for me?

A5: Yes, I would recommend joining the Tuesday 5.30pm in Staple Hill or Thursday 7pm in Fishponds. They are generally a more gentle flow that can tailor to complete beginners. If you already have body awareness from other movement styles (gym, pilates etc) then any class is open for you to explore.

Q6: Can I do yoga if I have an injury or health condition?

A6: In many cases, yoga can be modified to accommodate individuals with injuries or health conditions. However, it is important to inform your yoga instructor about your condition before the class so they can provide appropriate modifications and guidance. It's also advisable to consult with your healthcare provider to ensure yoga is safe for you.

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Bristol Dance Company - BS16 3SQ
Bean Tree Cafe - BS16 5BL
St George Park - BS5 8AJ

07812 994088

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