Our Movers
(Yoga)
Stewart Gilchrist is a senior registered yoga teacher known in London and internationally for his popular, innovative, authentic dynamic classes. He infuses his high energy and challenging teachings with yogic knowledge, as well as his unique charisma, politics and humour. His classes include an emphasis on breath, vinyasa and philosophy with physical adjustments. Stewart applies the original teachings of yoga to the modern world to create thought-provoking classes.
Having studied both aṣṭāṅga and Jivamukti Yogas since the late 1990s, Stewart’s sādhanā led him to train all over the world with teachers who have had a profound effect on his unique style of teaching.
Stewart has a Masters Degree in Traditions of Yoga and Meditation from SOAS University London. He is currently a PhD candidate at SOAS in yoga related research
He offers his eternal gratitude to all his teachers: Sabel Thiam, Jennifer Dale, Hamish Hendry, David Life, Sharon Gannon, Yogacharya V.Sheshadri and Swami Nirmalananda.
Former Principal with the Birmingham Royal Ballet, Ambra turned to yoga to recover from injuries, soon discovering its profound benefits — benefits she now shares with passion and dedication.
She holds a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology and works as a yoga coach with English Premier League teams and professional athletes, applying yoga to performance enhancement, injury prevention, and mental resilience.
A Lead Trainer E-RYT 1500 and Licensed Rocket®️ Trainer, she leads workshops and teacher trainings worldwide, making yoga accessible, authentic, and deeply meaningful for every practitioner.
Her style is playful, spontaneous, and deeply rooted in the lineages of Dharma Yoga, Forrest Yoga, and Rocket Yoga, of which she is a senior teacher.
She is the creator of the teaching methods Hatha Raja Vinyasa Krama, Svara Ananta Vinyasa, and Bhakti Vinyasa — weaving together breath and movement, intelligent sequencing, somatic awareness, and devotion in an approach that integrates body, mind, and spirit.
Nnadi Harriott has had the pleasure to share his practice worldwide. He discovered Yoga asana practice in 2005, which led him to Ashtanga Yoga. Nnadi is a direct student of Sharath Jois since 2007 and in 2012 Nnadi was Authorised to teach. He has taken time to explore various practices of yoga at its source and will continue to do so as life permits. Om Namah Shivaya
Three pillars of practice: Yoga asana, Breathing Technique and Focal points. Synchronised these three points to help you achieve a balance of strength and flexibility. it is adaptable for all ages and levels as it is both therapeutic and energising. With consistent attention you will receive maximum benefit for a healthy life Hari Om.integrates body, mind, and spirit.
Lorella encountered Ashtanga Yoga by “chance” during a trip to India — a meeting that would change the direction of her life. What began as a spark of curiosity became a lifelong path of practice, study, and inner transformation. Drawn to the depth and discipline of the method, she committed herself fully to the lineage, becoming a dedicated student of Ajay Kumar, one of Mysore’s respected teachers. Lorella spent two years living in India to study under his guidance, immersing herself in the traditional Mysore-style practice and the cultural and spiritual roots of yoga. Her teaching is grounded in the method as it has been passed on to her and is offered with clarity, presence, and deep respect. At the same time, Lorella brings warmth, care, and an intuitive sensitivity to the space she holds, allowing students to feel supported, seen, and gently challenged. In her classes and retreats, the physical rigour of Ashtanga is interwoven with Bhakti, creating an experience that is both structured and soulful.
“For me, yoga is not just a discipline — it is a sacred journey home. Through breath, devotion, and daily presence, we remember who we truly are.”
Kalyani is a dedicated yoga teacher and the founder of Kalyani Yoga, offering a nurturing and inclusive space for movement, breath, and self-discovery. Her teaching is rooted in the authentic origins of yoga, honouring its traditional practices while making them accessible and relevant for modern life. Blending mindful movement breathwork, and grounding techniques, she encourages students to reconnect with their bodies and cultivate inner balance. With a warm and down-to-earth approach, Kalyani creates classes that support each individual on their unique journey, both on and off the mat.
Prem Das teaches Jivamukti Flow Yoga. He has been practicing movement, meditation and yoga for over a decade. He teaches ways to integrate a yoga practice in to your normal routine and how to better handle stressful and challenging situations. His classes are flowing and pacey with a focus more on enlightenment than alignment. Music plays a key part in his life both on and off the mat, and he integrates some of the more traditional elements of yoga into his contemporary practice.
He is currently living in an Ashram in Vrindaan where he runs retreats on Yoga, Bhakti Philosophy and Vrindavan Pilgrimages.
Fizz is a happy soul. A qualified Anutr Nutritionist & Yoga Teacher in Vinyasa Flow, Yoga for Cancer, Yoga for Sleep, Yoga for Cardiac & Rehab and a wonderful Ayurvedic Yoga Teacher. At the festival, Fizz will teach a class centered on balancing the energies of the season and diving into the everyday Ayurvedic rituals to inspire you.
Harvey is a passionate Hatha Yoga teacher and breathwork facilitator, inspired by his journey of healing through yoga after sports injuries. For the past 18 months, Harvey been teaching Hatha Yoga alongside my personal training business, drawn to the practice’s focus on slowing down, mindful movement, and deep connection to breath and body.
As a breathwork facilitator, Harvey specialises in Pranayama and advanced techniques to help individuals reconnect with their health or enhance their well-being through transformative practices
Emy is a Yoga teacher (275 RYT), Reiki Master, Sound Healer and Holosomatic Breathwork facilitator. They love sharing their passion for energy healing with people and all their offerings have a common thing - It is LOVE! Emy’s offerings are a space for people to unwind, reconnect with themselves, acknowledge and connect to others, feel their energy and have a bit of fun too.
Flow with your HEART - Vinyasa Yoga This class is an invitation to connect with your heart and your emotions. Expect conscious connected breathing to activate the heart chakra, gentle asana flow to open your heart, mantra chanting and connection to others in a safe space. This class is a space to be in love with yourself and love others.
I’m an accessible and inclusive yoga teacher, I have 5 years experience teaching disabled and brain injured clients. I work with Headway Herts and Cavernoma Society teaching accessible and inclusive yoga. It is my belief that everyone should feel held and welcome in yoga without restriction. I am a 6 times stroke survivor myself so I teach with lots of lived experience.
Over the last few years I found myself more and more frustrated at the in accessibility of the world, from inaccessible venues to unaffordable classes for those that need yoga the most. So I trained in Yoga for Wheelchair users and Accessible yoga both with Accessible Yoga School and I am now working to bring yoga to all those who want access to the practice.
Lynette Greenaway is an experienced yoga and meditation teacher and space holder, teaching since 2012. Skilled at creating powerful, healing spaces wherever her voice is heard, her work invites both exploration and return.
Her teaching is rooted in an intelligent, embodied approach to movement—consciousness in motion—where vinyasa becomes a living inquiry. Through philosophy, poetry, breath and humour, her classes open pathways to realisation, release and connection to soul and spirit.
At the heart of her work is an integration of fascial awareness, honouring the body as a continuous, responsive web. Through both fluid movement and intentional stillness, she guides students into a deeper relationship with sensation, resilience and rest.
Her yin and restorative teachings lead students into internal experiences of stillness and deep, divine rest—spaces of collective care, healing and quiet ritual.