bryony hamerton

Senior yoga instructor, yoga therapist and experienced teacher trainer Bryony is the founder of Be-Yoga centre in Hayward's Heath, Sussex, with 13 years and 10000+ hours of teaching, she brings a wealth of knowledge and skill to her classes and training programmes.

With her regular yoga practice at college in the 90s, Bryony found the breathing techniques and the discipline of yoga a balm to her anxious energy and found ways to manage her anxiety, enhancing her experience of life. Moving to Brighton in 2002 and discovering hot yoga the practice became a daily, transformative experience, teacher training followed in 2008 and since then Bryony's taught full time to many different students of all ages and abilities.

Founder of the Be Academy of Yoga, since 2014 Bryony has organised and delivered training in yoga and therapeutic techniques including mindfulness, meditation and somatic movement. She works as a supervisor on The Minded Institute Yoga Therapy 550 hr training having completed the training herself in 2017.

2020 has been the year she finally set up her own website and will soon be offering her extensive knowledge and experience online.....

Balancing dynamic practice and a regular and dedicated Yin yoga practice, Bryony passionately believes that the practice of yoga is for all of us and that there is a style of yoga to suit everybody - at every stage of life.

Ever a student and developing her teaching skills with further training and continual, evolving practice, Bryony continues to train with Shiva Rea in India, London and Greece.

Qualified in 2010 with Jo Manuel at The Special Yoga Centre - Teaching Yoga To Children and Yoga for the Special Child, Bryony has completed various immersions with the Jivamukti school of yoga with Judith Laseter in restorative yoga, Anne Malone in sound healing and with Ariana Bates in the joyful practice of Yoga Trance Dance.

With a regular yoga practice since college in the 90s, Bryony found the breathing techniques and the discipline of yoga was a balm to her anxious energy, enhancing her experience of life. Moving to Brighton in 2002 and discovering hot yoga the practice became a daily, transformative experience, teacher training followed and since 2008 Bryony has had the opportunity to teach yoga full time to many different students of all ages and abilities.

Founder of the Be Academy of Yoga, since 2016 Bryony has organised and delivered training in yoga and therapeutic techniques including mindfulness, meditation and somatic movement, she works as a supervisor on The Minded Institute Yoga Therapy 550 hr training having completed the training herself in 2017.

2020 was the year she finally set up her own website www.yogawithbryony.com offering her extensive knowledge and experience online.....

Ever a student and developing her teaching skills with further training and continual, evolving practice, Bryony continues to train with Shiva Rea in India, London and Greece.

Balancing dynamic practice and a dedicated meditation practice, Bryony passionately believes yoga is for all of us and that there is a style of yoga to suit everybody - at every stage of life.

Bryony's Youtube Yoga vids are here: A simple yoga warm up

emma newlyn

Emma is a musician, massage therapist, writer and full-time Yoga teacher. Having trained as a 200hr RYT with Esther Ekhart in Europe and a further 500hrs advanced training in India with Julie Martin, her thirst for knowledge is ever increasing, and she has continued to learn with acclaimed teachers such as Kathryn Budig, Doug Swenson and Shiva Rea.

With a love for flow-style yoga, it is this aspect of creating a ‘moving meditation’ that intrigues Emma the most. She is passionate about creating effective sequences that lead students through a journey, and believes that there is definitely no ‘one size fits all’ approach to the physical practice. Emma has also trained to teach children’s yoga, and restorative yoga after finding the practice transformational both physically and mentally, and feels that Yoga has been a hugely empowering and healing journey so far….

Emma leads kirtan evenings (music and singing), writes for various health and wellbeing websites, and is on the organising committee for the Brighton Yoga Festival. She loves sharing knowledge about Yoga philosophy and how we can take our practice ‘off the mat’. As well as contributing to these websites and online magazines, Emma also runs her own blog full of healthy recipes, philosophy, tips of postures, and much more….

www.emmanewlynyoga.com

bev hetherington

Bev was introduced to yoga when she was about 7 years old by her mum and has practised on and off since. For the past 5 years yoga has become a permanent part of her every day life and she has studied with Jo Manuel at Yoga for the Special Child and Yoga Haven. Alongside teaching yoga, Bev is also a Naturopathic Nutritionist. She studied for three years at the College of Naturopathic Medicine. She loves to pass on knowledge and help others gain the inner strength that yoga has given her. She lives in Brighton with her husband Richard and their boxer dog Flo. To find out more about her visit her website: www.nutri5plus.co.uk

SILAS TYACK

Silas trained with The Special Yoga centre in London to teach yoga and mindfulness to teenagers. A long career in residential care for children and young people informs Silas' classes, he teaches with compassion and a sense of humour.

kate henshaw

Kate first developed a regular yoga practice to help heal her body and calm her mind during a period of serious illness. It's this therapeutic quality that she hopes to bring to her teaching. Originally completing her 200hr training with Be-yoga, Kate has continued to study with renowned teachers in their field and now has specialist qualifications in Sound Healing, Yoga Nidra, Yin and Restorative Yoga, as well as deep tissue massage. Kate enjoys working with beginners, and with anyone who faces particular challenges on or off the mat.

Anna teaches Tuesday evenings at 6pm

She loves vinyasa and yin yoga. In her classes, she aims to help each student find balance and grounding by connecting breath, mind and body. Each class includes time to connect to breath, a gentle warm up, an energising flow to open the body, followed by longer held passive poses to return to stillness. Options are always offered and Anna strives to create an atmosphere in which each student feels comfortable choosing the option that is right for their body in that moment. Her classes always have an aspect of fun; laughter, wobbling and ‘having a go’ at something new is always encouraged. She also loves creating playlists to move and flow to.

An enthusiastic lifelong learner, Anna started her yoga journey at philosophy school as a child in South Africa, learning about philosophy, meditation and Sanskrit. She enjoys honouring the roots of yoga by incorporating yogic philosophy and Sanskrit into her classes. The shapes we make on the mat only form only one part of the different aspects of yoga. Yoga, when studied and explored along with and beyond the physical postures, is a way of life. Yogic philosophy provides a guide for being in this world, as a means of transformation and liberation. Through teaching yoga, Anna hopes to share her passion with her students and perhaps they too, will feel inspired to explore yoga beyond the mat.

Facebook & Instagram @annamacyoga

2017 - 50 hours - Yoga Philosophy - Basil Yoga Center USA

2019 - 200 hours - Yoga Teacher Training - Be Yoga Sussex

Yoga has been part of Fiona’s world on and off through the years, in 2018 she found herself being drawn to her yoga mat on a regular basis. Practicing yoga at home, and following YouTube videos to develop her practice, Fiona found yoga became a place which provided her with space to ‘just be’, also strength, grounding and peace. Fiona became a regular at her local yoga studio and decided at the start of 2019 to take teacher training.

Since qualifying with Be Yoga Sussex in June 2019, Fiona teaches regularly in person and online, offering Hatha flow, Vinyasa flow and Restorative yoga, all with a focus on mindful movement, grounding and connecting with the breath. Fiona is an avid reader of yoga books, plus enjoys listening to yoga podcasts deepening her understanding and knowledge of this wonderful ancient practice.

Training

200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (2019 w. Be Yoga Sussex)

Yoga & Somatics for Healing and Recovery – 70hrs (2019 w. Charlotte Watts)

Mantra & Meditation with Divine Works Yoga

Shyara teaches Monday 9.30am & Saturday 11am

“Yoga to me is essentially about being truly present in order to tune into what our bodies are telling us. In doing so we are able to practice with kindness and truth, using our practice to release both physical and mental tension. In my classes I aim is to bring fluidity, strength and ease to the body and calmness and peace to the heart and mind.

In my class we will flow through the yoga postures synchronising breath work with movement and core strengthening to bring transformation and an overall sense of well-being.

Expect to leave both refreshed and revived.”

Training

200 hour Laxmi Yoga Teacher Training

Sally Parkes

Accredited by Yoga Alliance UK & IYN

January 2017

301HR ROCKET® TRAINING

Accredited by Yoga Alliance UK

April 2019

Yoga Alliance CPD certificate in Hands on Adjustments and Assists with Gem Yoga Teacher Training.

Accredited by Yoga Alliance UK

May 2019

Becca teaches 60+ on Mondays, Gentle Hatha and Flow & Restore on Fridays..