Our Classes
Welcome to "Amari Yoga Horsham"! In each class we will learn how to get to know ourselves better and how to improve our physical and mental health.
No previous experience is required to start practising yoga, only a positive attitude and a bit of courage to start "something new". You are starting a new and exiting adventure.
Yoga is a gift in my life and I would love to share it with you.
The classes we offer are "Vinyasa Flow sequences", were we combined different styles in one session of 1 hour (Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin). We start the session with breathing (Pranayama) exercises. Every class we use slightly different asanas, but we always work folding forwards, back bends, core strength , inversions and balance. We learn every asana (move, posture) with the breathing and some props if needed (blocks, straps, bolsters or blankets).
We like to say every class is like a journey, it starts slow, gradually builds up into more complex, challenging asanas, gets to a pick asana (very challenging) and gradually we come back to relaxation and breathing. To finish we enjoy a very relaxing "savasana" were everyone takes their time to let go all the tension you might have been holding during the day using different guided meditation.
Currently we offer 4 options you can choose from:
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Studio Yoga classes @ 3 different studios:
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Amari Yoga Home-based Studio, Horsham (booking & more info via: Book here )
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Monday @7pm
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Wednesday @7pm
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Thursday @1pm
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Bodywise Gym Studio, Warnham (bookings & more info via: https://www.bodywise.co.uk/)
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Monday @9.30am
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Thursday @6pm
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Saturday @8.45am
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Hotpod Yoga, Horsham (bookings & more info via: https://hotpodyoga.com/studios/horsham/)
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Tuesday @7pm
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Tuesday @8.30pm
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To learn more about each class click on the name of the class you are interested in.
You can always email us and we will reply as soon as possible.
Book online
Personal session according to your own personal goals. £35/ class
1 hr
35 British pounds
Available for all levels. Book here: https://www.bodywise.co.uk/
Thu, Sat
1 hr 15 min
12 British poundsIntermediate level. Book here: https://www.bodywise.co.uk/
Mon
1 hr 15 min
12 British pounds
Available for all levels. Book here: https://hotpodyoga.com/studios/h...
15 British pounds
Available for all levels. Book here: https://hotpodyoga.com/studios/h...
15 British pounds
Yoga styles explained
Hatha yoga
Hatha yoga is the yoga tradition most familiar to Western culture. The term is derived from the Sanskrit ha, meaning "sun," and tha, meaning "moon."
Practitioners of Hatha yoga use physical alignment and breathing control to achieve an equilibrium between the active body and its universe. The resulting harmony manifests itself as physical strength, physiological health and emotional well-being.
Aerial yoga
Aerial yoga is a type of yoga which uses a hammock ... It combines traditional yoga with moves inspired by pilates, dance and acrobatic
Benefits of Aerial Yoga
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It relieves compression in the spine.
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Aerial yoga challenges your central nervous system, mental capacity and proprioception.
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It Increases pulling strength.
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Praticing anti-gravity yoga improves flexibility.
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It's beginner-friendly.
Partner yoga
The word ‘yoga’ means union in Sanskrit, and this is exactly what partner yoga aims to achieve – a uniting of two people.
It is a fabulous medium for building stronger communication and intimacy in just about any kind of relationship, whether it is friendship, a family member, or your significant other. Postures and flow sequences are designed in an awesome way to create and nurture trust, strengthen communication and create a sense of laughter and light heartedness!
Partner yoga brings people together through movement, play, breath, touch and importantly through intimacy.
Yin and restore yoga
Both Yin and Restorative forms of yoga asana are slow-paced. They enable you to move slowly and focus on maybe 10 different poses for the entire 90 minute class. Both forms of practice calm the mind and nervous system, enable you to turn inward, and focus on the breath.
They’re both gentle and suitable for all levels - from total newbies, to experienced practitioners, to recovering athletes and seniors.
Asthanga yoga
Ashtanga Yoga, one of the classical yoga forms after the Hatha yoga. The Ashtanga Yoga form comprises a set sequence of yoga poses that range from forwarding fold to backbends, twists, and inversions. Sun Salutation series is regarded as one of the fundamental asana branches of yogic practices.
The practice of Sun Salutation A and B warms up to the performance of subsequent ashtanga yoga poses. The practice eases the joints, increases the blood flow, stretches the body, and prepares the individual for a challenging practice ahead.
The Ashtanga Yoga Asanas are linked with rhythmic breathing and flowing movement that create heat deep within the core and purify the body, mind, and soul.
Acro-yoga
Acroyoga is a physical practice which combines yoga, acrobatics and Thai massage. Acroyoga includes all types of (mostly recreational) partner and group acrobatics in which at least someone is lifted.
Meditation
Meditation is a practice where an individual uses a technique – such as mindfulness, or focusing their mind on a particular object, thought or activity – to train attention and awareness, and achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm and stable state.
Meditation may be used with the aim of reducing stress, anxiety, depression, and pain, and increasing peace, perception, self-concept, and well-being.
