Spring has arrived with uncanny punctuality! We welcome the warmth, the longer days and the
sense of hope that it brings. The Hunter region has now gone 1 month without a COVID-19 case, so we have much to be grateful for. We feel a renewed appreciation for our community of caring and kind-hearted people.
A special send-out of love and solidarity to our friends and family in Melbourne who have had a particularly tough Winter. Thankfully the lockdown is producing the desired results with fewer cases. Still, yoga schools there remain closed with on-line classes providing an important link for the community.Students here would have noticed teachers wearing masks whilst in class over the last month. At the time there was the potential for a local Newcastle outbreak, and so we decided to err on the side of caution. We feel that for now we can put our masks aside but will be ready to mask up again at the first hint of any local cases. We have a thorough COVID-19 plan in place and will, of course, continue with all our hygiene and distancing protocols.
For many of us, yoga is invaluable for bearing the challenges of life. Now as much as ever.
We know that some students are keen to attend more than once a week so we have three special memberships. You can now come to 1, 2 or 3 classes a week and move up to level 1 when ready.
There are now 5 classes a week especially for beginners, and this will go back to 7, with weekend options from the start of Term 4 in mid-October. Please note that new students are not required to provide their own equipment, although we do recommend having your own mat.
Most of our classes are now HYBRID, meaning that you can reserve for either on-line or in-studio classes. We think the ZOOM classes will remain a popular option especially on those cold rainy nights and dark mornings. There’s a page on our website for those considering joining classes from home on Zoom.
Is now in its second year at Hamilton Yoga.
There is a small but dedicated group meeting once a week for led practice, as well as monthly weekend sessions, class attendance / assisting / observing. You might encounter some of these trainees around the place offering you assistance, or even teaching some poses. Teacher training is really conducted as a mentoring system. We work closely together over a minimum of three years before eligibility for assessment by an independent assessment committee. As a trainer, it is a joy to work with such dedicated and curious trainees.
Many students ordered props for home practice back in March. Shipments were delayed and things took a while but miraculously eventually everything arrived. We have ordered a few extras so if you are still after items for home practice or would prefer to use your own in class you can purchase them from reception. We also now have the popular Sadhaka mats back in stock. (the kind we used in-studio) They are great quality heavy mats at a reasonable price. For any items you are after that we don’t have, use the code HAMILTON for a 10% discount from iyogaprops.com.au
Please contact reception to arrange the return of any borrowed items you still have.
There’s a core group of kids who are loving yoga with Harriet on Tuesdays at 3.45pm. If you have children who are interested please contact reception for more information.
… and above is the appropriately named Grace trying out some of her gran’s backbend moves. We have been using the kickboards and practicing dropping back in the level 2 and 3 classes this term. Nice work Grace & Sandra!
You can easily add our icon to your phone’s home-screen with just a few clicks:
1) Open the browser on your phone and go to your most used Hamilton Yoga web page.
2) On iPhones/iPads click the arrow at the bottom of the screen. (the box with the arrow coming out of it)
or
On Android phones, click the three vertical dots in the upper right corner.
3) Choose ‘Add To Home Screen’
That’s it! Now you can click the Hamilton Yoga Icon on your phone anytime to see the schedule, make a reservation, buy a pass or catch up on the latest news.
Please let us know if your circumstances make it difficult to come to class. We are happy to negotiate a discount that makes classes affordable for you.
Please let us know if your circumstances make it difficult to come to class. We are happy to negotiate a discount that makes classes affordable for you.
TERM 1 2020
April the 2nd 7.30-9.00pm
More details to come, but we are so excited to be hosts to a beautiful performance by “Charm of Finches“.
All welcome. Please bring your family and friends. Pay by donation.
Please make note of the following schedule changes:
Pixie Lillas Workshop:
Easter Sunday April 12th
4-MORNING INTENSIVE INTRO / L1
Tuesday 14th – Friday 17th
6.15-7.45am $89 / $85 c.
with David.
Suitable for students with a minimum of 3 months experience at Hamilton Yoga, or equivalent
5-MORNING INTENSIVE L 1 / L2
April 20th – 24th
6.00 – 8.00am $130 / $115 c.
with Amanda
Suitable for all keen students with the minimum experience of 6 months at Level 1 or above.
PRANAYAMA / RESTORATIVE
Monday 20th to Fri 24th
8.00-9.00am $69 / $65 c.
with Amanda
$69 / conc. $65
Suitable for all students with a minimum of 6 months Iyengar Yoga experience.
Hamilton Yoga is honoured to host this workshop with one of Australia’s most experienced & respected yoga teachers
General Workshop
Sold Out
4 Sessions $210
Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th
8.30-11.00am + 2.00-3.30pm
Advanced Workshop
Sold Out
All 5 Sessions $275
Friday 13th 5.00-7.30pm
Advanced Single $75
Places available
A limited number of individual sessions are available
Mornings Single $75 each
Sold Out
Afternoons Single $45 each
2 left – Sunday only
Pixie Lillas first attended the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute in Pune, India in 1977 & has returned there to study with the Iyengar family annually. In 1980 she co-founded the Balmain Iyengar Yoga Studio in Sydney, where she is the director and principal teacher. Pixie runs teacher training courses, professional development and general workshops in Australia, New Zealand & Europe, and plays a vital and active role within the Iyengar Yoga Association of Australia
Our Intro courses resume on February 4th
Please let your friends, family and co-workers know about our excellent courses and our wonderful little school.
There are 7 classes each week included in enrolment.
8-evenings Crash Course Mondays to Thursdays
7.15-8.30pm January 6th – 16th
$152
Complete this course and head straight into Term 1 level 1 classes or join into the 10 week Intro course
Level 1
5 mornings 6.30 – 8.00am
Harriet January 6th – 10th
$105
Suitable for Yoga students with the minimum experience of an Introduction to Yoga program or equivalent.
Level 2
5 mornings 6.00 – 8.00am
Amanda January 13th – 17th
$130
Suitable for keen students who have experience of head-balance
Pranayama 5 mornings 8.00-8.45am Amanda January 13th – 17th $60
Suitable for students with a minimum of 12 months regular yoga practice
Well, time seems to be speeding up as the end of the year approaches.
As if life isn’t already busy enough! Harriet is in China travelling for three weeks and Amanda has been in India meeting with around 200 other teacher trainers from the international Iyengar community. David and Candace have been holding the fort at Hamilton Yoga.
Classes run up to and including Sunday the 22nd of December.
Keep yourself sane and jolly over the next month by making your yoga practices a priority.
It seems the times when we could really use their benefits most is when we think we are too busy to find the time
off your first month of membership available for all previous Intro course students who are moving up to level 1, and going onto a direct debit membership.
Memberships offer the best value for consistent students who attend regularly. Please speak with your teacher or contact reception for more information. Memberships cannot be purchased online.
We have an exciting Intensives program in January, with something for everyone.
Our two-week evening crash course for beginners is running again. A great way to start the year and act on any New Year’s resolutions while they are fresh and ripe. This intensive is for keen people wanting to jump right in. After the intensive most students will progress on to the level 1 classes.
For experienced students there is an early morning Intensive (or if keen, do both early morning Intensives) There is also a pranayama Intensive. Intensives really give your understanding and experience of yoga a boost. Themes can be explored in greater depth. For those who have never considered joining an intensive, maybe now is your time.
We had a gorgeous evening. There was some delicious food to share and some relaxed lounging in fine company, and an inspiring film. Thanks to everyone who came along – we definitely will be holding more of these events.
* Pixie Lillas Workshop at Hamilton Yoga – March 13-15
This workshop booked out last year. Bookings open from January 6th
* Abhijata Iyengar Convention May 8-12
There are still a few tickets left to the Abhijata convention in May next year at Twin Waters in Queensland. They are available to all members of the Iyengar Association of Australia.
Consider becoming a member and attending, as this will be an amazing event.
Abhijata is BKS Iyengar’s grand-daughter. She worked closely with him, Geeta and Prashant over many years and we are lucky to have her coming to Australia. It may be a while before the next visit.
Iyengar Yoga Australia runs this event, and proceeds from the convention help to cover our association’s expenses; in particular running assessments to maintain the very high standards of teaching Iyengar Yoga is renowned for.
Hamilton Yoga has joined a new group that is starting up in Newcastle (so new that it does not yet have a name), for local businesses wanting to take action on climate change and support the school strikes. If you are a business owner and would like to know more you can contact Amanda for more information.
TERM 4 2019
We would love to see everyone. This is a free, relaxed social event.
We will be lounging on bolsters, snacking, chatting and drinking chai. Friends and family are most welcome.
Term-break Intensives are a wonderful way to consolidate your learning.
Experience the moment of stepping out into the day feeling calm, light and ready.
The effect of a regular consistent daily practice is profound, and an intensive week can give a taste of what that life might feel like.
Early Morning 5-day Intensive With David Morley
October 7th-11th 6.15-8.00am
Monday to Friday Level 1/2 combined
Price is $105 or $95 Concession. There are special rates available for members. Please ask your teacher.
And for or those wanting to immerse more deeply in the experience:
In Intensive week we run all other classes restoratively, which compliments the more active mornings.
Choose whether to attend morning & 10am, or morning & evening, for a fuller experience.
There are 3 week-day 10am classes and 4 evening classes in term break to choose from.
The Term-Break timetable is now available on our Timetable page.
Some images from the
Alan Goode
August workshop
TERM 3 2019
Thank you for your patience whilst classes were moved to Hamilton Public School in the break. There has been quite a bit of activity at the Oddfellows Hall. Our new wall is looking good! The hall is now sealed, insulated, more environmentally friendly and very cosy for the colder months. The sash windows have been painstakingly removed and repaired and are looking fresh and beautiful. The reception area can accommodate small groups for practice when classes are on in the hall. With the outside shed removed we can enjoy watching the courtyard garden grow and have a space to sit in the sunshine. We still have a little way to go but the end is almost in sight…
Please let your friends know about our great little school and the quality classes we offer. We rely on your positive words and references. The Introduction to Yoga Courses have just begun and it is not too late to sign up.
After requests from parents we have scheduled a Kids Yoga Course.
A variety of yoga bloomers have made their way from Pune to Hamilton. Ask at reception. Various fabrics, designs & prices
TERM 2 NEWS 2019
A warm & bright Hello to all students & friends
The nights are long and the days cold but the afternoon sun casts a luxurious blanket of golden beams across the floor of the old Oddfellow’s Hall on Steel St.
Steve and I left our lives in Melbourne to explore the remote and wild edges of Australia for a couple of years and seek out our future home. We held Newcastle as a likely destination in mind, without really knowing what this city or its inhabitants would be like. I still wonder at the luck of it, to find myself in this place, amongst these people… you people! I somehow stumbled upon Iyengar Yoga as I somehow bumbled into Newie and a partnership with David, and I am so often struck by the thought that this a wonderful place to be.
This life in Iyengar Yoga is entwined with the lives of others it brings us in contact with. There’s a longevity to it that allows for real relationships to develop. Senior teachers with over forty years teaching experience, with yearly visits to the same teachers, in the same place in India. And their students, such as I, who continue to learn and be inspired by the dedication they demonstrate and the knowledge they share. We can look back at decades-old photos and laugh at how young we all were back then (mullets and perms). We are part of a network that spans the country and beyond that, the globe. We meet up at RIMYI in Pune, India, at workshops and national conventions and in committees, in classes and teacher training and professional development. On my travels I could drop in for a cuppa and a practice at an Iyengar School with a friend, or a friend of a friend in almost every city. It always felt like home. This method has attracted the grounded, kind and dedicated practitioners who teach, study, learn and practice at Hamilton Yoga. For this I am grateful.
We take our subject seriously because we have experienced in our own lives the profound effects it can have. Beyond the appearance of stretching or posing is a method formed out of text that is thousands of years old, Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. The transmission of meaning has survived being handed down through many generations and across diverse geographical and cultural landscapes. Patanjali offers nothing less than a practical way to freedom from suffering, a way for us to know and be at peace within ourselves and this existence we find ourselves in.
“Illuminated emancipation, freedom, unalloyed and untainted bliss await you, but you have to choose to embark on the inward journey to discover it.” *BKS Iyengar
Our aim at Hamilton Yoga is to provide the sanctuary, the tools and the support for each individual to set out on this journey and to foster a caring community that nurtures one another along the long and winding path.
Term 3 Bookings
Bookings for next term are now open. Please let your friends, family, workmates and neighbours know about our wonderful little school and the high quality of yoga teaching we offer here. We have an ‘Unlimited Introduction to Yoga Course’ that is incredible value for people new to yoga, or those wanting to learn the best foundations to build a lifetime of yoga practice upon. We are yoga specialists with expertise in yoga education.
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Alan Goode Workshop
Alan returns 1 year after our school launch bringing his warmth and wisdom and many decades of experience to Hamilton. The general intensive is open to yoga practitioners from all yoga backgrounds, so please let your friends know about this great opportunity to learn with one of Australia’s most highly regarded and senior teachers. Bookings are available online of at reception.
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Amanda in India
I am set to head off back to the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute (RIMYI) in Pune at the end of week 9, with my excellent travelling companion and ex-Novocastrian Julie Hodges. (Julie now teaches at her school Lismore Yoga). There will be attendance at daily classes and practices, much post-class discussion and note-taking and the opportunity to observe other classes including the busy remedial sessions. There will also be much catching up with other teachers, many cups of chai, masala dosas, and never-ending thalis…and of course some autorickshaw shopping expeditions. Keep tuned in to Facebook or Instagram for posts and images.
Image: Nek Chand Gardens, Chandigarh
Term break is fast approaching. We will be shifting all classes for the first week (July 8th-14th) just over the road to Hamilton Public School. We did this last year when the floors were repaired and resealed. This time it is to build a dividing wall between our reception area and main hall. This will give us a small space for practice, teacher training or private classes. It will also help us to keep the hall cosy in Winter.
We have a modified timetable for term break, and students who are members or who attend casually continue to attend. Please take a flyer from reception or check the online schedule
Term 3 timetable and the term break timetables are now available at reception and online.
We do have 2 special offers for current Introductory students.
Students will notice some changes over the next few months as we continue to improve our space. The old shed outside has been dismantled and removed after 55 people responded to a “free shed” offer in under 4 hours (my phone was turned off whilst teaching) I can’t believe it has actually gone… now we can start to establish a tiny garden – a place to sit and enjoy before or after class.
The hall is also undergoing some laborious processes to prepare the 90 year old façade for a fresh coat of paint. Any colour suggestions from decorators or designers will be happily received. Something that is bright and welcoming and sits well with our signage.
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Amanda has an asana article in Australian Yoga Life – June 2019 edition which is now available in news-agencies… dropping back into Urdhva Dhanurasana from Tadasana. Of course, level 2 and 3 students will be already familiar with most of the content of that article, as it is what we have been covering all term in back-bends. Thanks to Alyssa Salamon at Alpha Sierra Studios for the great photographs.
TERM 1 2019
Some images from our March weekend workshop with Pixie Lillas. Thanks to all who came with open hearts and minds. It was great to meet some new yoga practitioners from Newcastle, and see our wonderful community coming together.
REVIEWS
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CLASSES AND TIME CHANGES IN 2019
– NEW –
EARLY MORNING INTRODUCTION TO YOGA CLASS IN TERM 1 ONLY
Thursday 6.45-8.00 am
We are offering this extra class to take advantage of the warm weather and long days, taking the number of classes available with our unlimited Introduction to Yoga course up to 8 each week, with times spread across the day and something on offer each day of the week. Level 1 and 2 classes already run at these times, so this class provides a way in for the early morning-only people.
50+ TIME AND PRICE CHANGE
Sunday 9.00-9.45am
This 45 minute class was tucked away before the level 3 class, but is being moved to 9.00am on Sundays from Term 1. There will be a 15-minute transition from Pranayama to the Sunday 10.00 am Level 2 class for those choosing to stay on.
– NEW –
INTRODUCTION TO LEVEL 2 COURSE
Thursday 7.15-8.45pm
David will be running this course on Thursday evenings for those students wanting a more gradual step up into level 2. Headstand will be consolidated, full backbends, stronger twists and more variations of forward bends are methodically introduced as well as restorative poses and pranayama.
TUE / THURS LEVEL 2 & 3 TIME CHANGES
Tuesday’s 10am Level 2 classes and Thursday’s 10am level 3 classes are swapping days.
We have an exciting schedule of Yoga Intensives in January
Thanks to those who attended our end of year celebrations in Gregson Park
So nice to see everyone in their picnic attire and lipsticks! Thanks for sharing your time, well behaved pooches, and excellent company with the rest of us.
We look forward to more such relaxed social events over the years to come.
100th Anniversary of BKS Iyengar’s Birth
December 14th 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the Birth of BKS Iyengar.
We are holding a small celebration and in so doing, joining with the many that are happening around Australia and the rest of the world. We have three activities planned, something for everyone.
TERM 4 NEWS 2018
TERM 1 2019 HEADS-UP
The end of 2019 draws near we have an exciting Summer schedule planned with some new Intensives, morning and evening at all levels, so there is something for everyone. Please check out the Summer schedule with dates and times for all intensives and classes now online.
Term 1 will feature a few new classes and a couple of timetable changes.
NEW YEAR INTENSIVES
In the first few days of the New Year, we are all in recovery mode!
The meditative qualities of a led-practice is a great way to start the year.
See details below.
5-DAY YOGA INTENSIVES
We are running 2 of these again this term break catering to the broad range of experience within the school.
An immersive experience.
Book for 5 Day intensive
INTRODUCTION TO YOGA INTENSIVE
8-classes – NEW
2 weeks. Monday to Thursday evenings
This Intensive is for keen motivated students.
Our 10 week Intro course curriculum is consolidated into these 8 sessions so you can fast track into Level 1 for first term which commences Feb 4th
Great for those New Years’ Resolutions where you actually do something, and then keep it up.
Book for Intro Intensive
YOGA COURSES FOR CHILDREN & TEENS
Primary School age- Tuesdays 3.30-4.15pm
Teenagers – Saturdays 12.15-1.15pm
We now have 10-week courses for children and teens from the start of term 1.
For more information please check the website.
And tell your friends.
Children’s Yoga
Teens Yoga
TEACHER TRAINING 2019
Amanda will be running a 3-year teacher training apprenticeship program from 2019
The program will meet the minimum requirements of Iyengar Yoga Australia.
300 hours of teacher training plus 100 hours of assisting/observing. On-line materials for this course content will be provided through Alan Goode’s extensive teacher training resources at Yoga Mandir.
For more information please contact Amanda through reception by December the 7th.
BRIDGE TO YOGA
This is a 5-week program for people with injuries, medical issues or disabilities. The inclusive Yoga initiative ‘Bridge to Yoga’ commenced this term and has been going well. The program has a limit of 5 students and provides a more affordable option than ongoing private classes. The aim is to equip motivated students with variations of poses from the introductory syllabus, so that injuries and disabilities do not stand as an obstacle to participation. Our aim is for these students to become independent, managing themselves within the Introductory level courses.
“I have found this course and Amanda’s approach empowering, encouraging and motivating. I feel that I am progressing, more in tune with my body and stronger. I highly recommend this course with Amanda Hood.” Rebecca
“I contacted Amanda as I wasn’t able to find another Yoga Studio that catered for people with injuries. Since starting the bridge to Yoga course I have more movement and flexibility.” Greg
Bridge To Yoga info here
TERM 3 NEWS
Hello to all Hamilton Yoga Students.
It has been yet again another busy term starting with the school launch and special workshop with Alan Goode, with new programs commencing and more improvements to the amenities and equipment.
Term 3 now draws to an end with term 4 about to commence on the 15th of October.
Book here if you haven’t yet enrolled for your Term 4 classes.
THE LAUNCH AND WORKSHOP
The launch was a beautiful event. It was great to share food and celebrate together.
We hope to organise similar get-togethers each term.
In term 4 we have a special gathering and events for BKS Iyengar’s one-hundredth birthday anniversary on the 14th of December, as well as an early end-of-year picnic celebration planned. More details to come next month.
The workshop with Alan Goode was well appreciated and attended, and we feel encouraged to organise more such workshops, with some in the pipeline for 2019.
Stay tuned for more information as details are confirmed.
BRIDGING PROGRAM
In term 4 we launch a new program called ‘Bridge to Yoga’ which is an inclusive bridging program for people with injuries, medical conditions or disabilities who are otherwise unable to participate in a yoga class. If you know of anyone who might be interested please pass on our details.
Our 50+ class and Prenatal classes are also relatively new to the school timetable.
LED PRACTICE
We are ready to go with Led Practice Leaders now for both Monday Level 1 at 6.30am and Friday Level 2 at 6.00am.
Led practice is free for Dedicated and Committed memberships, and $105 otherwise.
TERM BREAK INTENSIVES
We ran two term-break intensives for the first time, separating them into levels, which has been well received by students. An advanced Level 2/3 was taught by Amanda and a Beginners/Level 1 taught by Candace. Intensives are a great opportunity to delve deeper into your experience of Yoga. We will continue to do this each term break, with the next ones coming up in early January.
MEMBERSHIPS AND TERM BREAKS
This is a reminder to members that your classes do continue through the term breaks except for 2 weeks over the Christmas / New Year’s period when we close. If you wish to join the intensives in term-breaks, let us know to deduct those classes from the Intensive price.
IMPROVEMENTS TO AMENITIES
We now have a new stage which was custom built by Amanda’s neighbour Steve, so now you won’t miss any details that are being demonstrated and your teachers in turn can see all students in the room. It also serves as a versatile prop as you can see from these images below. The Iyengar family made innovative use of the stage at the Institute for general use and for people with injuries and medical conditions, and we look forward to exploring the infinite variations it can afford.
We have installed an internal toilet behind the change-room this term break, so no more dodging raindrops and puddles on those rainy days. A new kitchenette has also been installed which will come in handy for our social functions and is part of some further improvements planned for amenities in the next year.
TERM 4 INTRODUCTORY COURSE SPECIALS
Coming up Monday the 15th October. Please let your friends and family know:
Unlimited Introduction to Yoga 10 week courses for only $190 or sign up with a friend for an extra $10 discount each.
PROPS AND BOOKS
We now have a mini-shop of practice basics: belts, cushions, chairs and mats. Also a few books: Light on Yoga, Yoga the Iyengar Way – an excellent practice manual for Intermediate students and How to use Yoga, which is a perfect guide for beginners.
These can be purchased through reception.
REVIEWS
We would appreciate any reviews you might want to give us on any of the following websites.
Of course, the best promotion we could receive is your word of mouth. Thank you!
50+ YOGA
We are running 50+ class on Fridays 11.30am-12.45pm taught by David.
This class is suited to mature students who are new to yoga, who require a slower paced class with attention to an individuised approach to postures. Supports may be used where necessary to aid stability in the poses.
PRENATAL YOGA
We are running a prenatal class on Sundays from 2-3:15pm
This class is run by Amanda and is open to women at all stages of pregnancy.
Please let any expectant family or friends know about this class.
Term 3 Term Break October 2018
If you have a membership your allocated term-break classes may be included for the intensive.
Term 3 Term Break October 2018
Prenatal Yoga
Sundays 2.00-3.15pm
Prenatal Yoga is an excellent way to stay fit and active safely during pregnancy.
This class is perfect for pregnant women who are new to Yoga or experienced students wanting to spend more time exploring the variations possible in an Iyengar prenatal yoga class.
What happens in your Prenatal Yoga classes?
The class starts with passive poses to allow for quietening and releasing muscular tension. We explore the theme of comfort and observe closely the relaxation responses.
We then transition through some seated postures to the more active standing poses, which can be performed with support where appropriate, for developing strength and stamina. As we work intensely at times you get an opportunity to practice equanimity in the moment. There is no better way to prepare psychologically for childbirth and the demands of parenting. The class always ends with a relaxation pose so that you leave feeling refreshed and energised.
Class Cost and Booking
Attendance at Prenatal Yoga is flexible – Pay for a single class or buy a 10-class pass. Buy at reception or online.
Call us for more information or just come along and try a class
50+ Yoga
Fridays 11.30 -12.45pm
Yoga is for people of all ages. Learn safely with an experienced qualified teacher. Build strength, improve balance, loosen up stiff joints and develop mental calm and poise. No special levels of fitness or abilities are required. Just bring a sense of curiosity and find out what is possible.
This seniors yoga class is suitable for more mature students who would like to learn yoga and for people wanting to work at a more considered pace.
Class Cost and Booking
Attendance at 50+ Yoga is flexible – Pay for a single class or buy a10-class pass. Buy at reception or online
Call us for more information or just come along and try a class
Certified Iyengar Yoga Teachers
Amanda Hood (Senior Teacher), David Morley, Harriet Ferguson & Candace Schreiner
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Certified Iyengar
Yoga Teachers
Amanda Hood, David Morley, Harriet Ferguson & Candace Schreiner
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21 Steel Street
Hamilton NSW 2303
info@hamiltonyoga.com.au
Tel: (02) 49 062 150
Hamilton Yoga – Iyengar Yoga School respectfully acknowledges the Awabakal people as the traditional owners of the land upon which our school stands.
Certified Iyengar
Yoga Teachers
Amanda Hood, David Morley, Harriet Ferguson & Candace Schreiner
Contact us
21 Steel Street
Hamilton NSW 2303
info@hamiltonyoga.com.au
Tel: (02) 49 062 150
Find us
Hamilton Yoga – Iyengar Yoga School respectfully acknowledges the Awabakal people as the traditional owners of the land upon which our school stands. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and continuing relationship with the land.
