| Date | Time/ duration/ location | Type of Yoga |
| Tuesdays | 9:30am (60 mins) The Back Room | Rejuvenating Mat Yoga |
| Wednesdays | 7:00pm (60 mins) The Back Room | Restorative Mat Yoga |
| Thursdays | 6:00pm (60 mins) The Back Room | Restorative Mat Yoga |
| Saturdays | 7:00am (45 mins) Wheogo Park Forbes | Community Class ($10pp and no need to book in) |
Let’s talk logistics…
Mats are provided and each class is suitable for all kinds of yoga enthusiasts – from the beginner to the practicing yogi.
Payment: Sign up for 5 week block for $80 or pay $18 for a one off class*
*Please note, one off spots are subject to space being available. I like to keep the class sizes to 10 partipants so you will just need to text me on the day of the class to see if there’s a spot available.
If you would like to join a class, or know more about Yoga in The Back Room, please contact me on 0411057745 or email cherie@thebackroomforbes.com
The type of Yoga I teach…
- Rejuvenating Mat Yoga: Tuesday mornings at 9.30am
Mat yoga classes are taught in the Vinyasa tradition, are gentle in nature and will leave you with a ‘sheen’ (yoga code for a little bit of sweat.)
Each class begins with some time in mindfulness – perhaps setting an intention for the practice – and then we move into the asanas or poses. These movements begin low to the ground, moving up to standing and with a flowing style we move to strengthening and balancing postures. The physical practice returns to the ground and finishes with poses on our backs before moving into a seated position for breath work. We conclude each practice in the yummy shavasana posture – which is where I think the magic really happens (this is the lying down bit where I lead a mediation and some time of stillness.)
The Rejuvenating Mat Class will provide you with an energetic spark to continue your day. We also often gather for chai tea after a class – so this is bound to leave you feeling rejuvenated – both within your body and in a social setting!
- Restorative Mat Yoga: Wednesday nights at 7pm
Mat yoga classes are taught in the Vinyasa tradition, are gentle in nature and will leave you with a ‘sheen’ (yoga code for a little bit of sweat.)
Each class begins with some time in mindfulness – perhaps setting an intention for the practice – and then we move into the asanas or poses. These movements begin low to the ground, moving up to standing and with a flowing style we move to strengthening and balancing postures. The physical practice returns to the ground and finishes with poses on our backs before moving into a seated position for breath work. We conclude each practice in the yummy shavasana posture – which is where I think the magic really happens (this is the lying down bit where I lead a mediation and some time of stillness.)
The Restorative Mat Yoga Class ensures that you leave the class feeling rested and ready for a beautiful night’s sleep (just watch out for kangaroos as you drive home!)
- Restorative Mat Yoga: Thursday nights at 6pm
Mat yoga classes are taught in the Vinyasa tradition, are gentle in nature and will leave you with a ‘sheen’ (yoga code for a little bit of sweat.)
Each class begins with some time in mindfulness – perhaps setting an intention for the practice – and then we move into the asanas or poses. These movements begin low to the ground, moving up to standing and with a flowing style we move to strengthening and balancing postures. The physical practice returns to the ground and finishes with poses on our backs before moving into a seated position for breath work. We conclude each practice in the yummy shavasana posture – which is where I think the magic really happens (this is the lying down bit where I lead a mediation and some time of stillness.)
The Restorative Mat Yoga Class ensures that you leave the class feeling rested and ready for a beautiful night’s sleep (just watch out for kangaroos as you drive home!)
- Community Yoga: Saturday mornings at 7am
Community yoga classes are taught in the Vinyasa tradition. These will be held outdoors, at Wheogo Park Forbes, subject to weather and my availability on a Saturday! They might be Chair yoga (a gentle form of yoga that can be done sitting on a chair or standing on the ground while using the chair for support) or traditional mat yoga, or a combination of the two.
Each class begins with some time in mindfulness – perhaps setting an intention for the practice – and then we move into the asanas or poses. These movements begin with mobilising the body, we then sit forward in our chair and move into stronger poses, including strengthening and balancing postures. The physical practice finishes with stretching before we move back into a relaxed seated position for breath work. We conclude each practice with relaxation – which is where I think the magic really happens – I might lead a mediation and invite some time of stillness.
- Corporate Chair Yoga: Available on request
The classes are done on a chair (in a space such as a board room or meeting room) and are 45 mins in length. People can participate in their work gear as it is less sweaty than a mat class but still gives all the benefits of yoga. I love it! Let me know if you are interested in finding out more.
- If you can’t make it to a class in person…
Here are a couple of my favourite online practices – you can do them in your daggiest trackies or PJ’s! A restful and rejuvenating practice for any time of the day – Yoga Nidra and Goodnight Moon Salutations before you hop into bed.
