BWY-accredited teacher

Hatha · Vinyasa · Yin · Breathwork

Your teacher

Hello, I’m Maya.

I came to the mat for the stretch and stayed for the breath. Twelve years on, I teach slow, breath-led yoga that meets you exactly where you are: some days strong, some days soft, always unhurried.

A bit more about me
Maya in a plough pose on a wooden floor in soft window light
RestBreathBodyMind

The Maya approach

Yoga that looks after the whole of you, not just your hamstrings.

Every class begins with the breath, moves gently through the body and settles into stillness, so you leave a little lighter than you arrived.

How I teach
INHALE

How every class unfolds

  1. Arrive — shoes off, phone away, a blanket round your shoulders
  2. Breathe — a few slow rounds to let the day fall away
  3. Move — gentle shapes, carried along by the breath
  4. Rest — savasana, always. The bit everyone secretly loves
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EXHALE

The team

Meet the teachers

A small circle of teachers who hold the room gently, and who’ll remember your name (and how you take your tea) by your second class.

Maya balancing on all fours on a mat in a pale studio

Founder · Slow Flow & Hatha

Maya Holloway

Trained in London and Mysore, Maya weaves breathwork into every class, so each movement begins on an exhale.

Priya with her eyes closed, fingertips resting at her brow

Yin & Pregnancy Yoga

Priya Shah

A former midwife, Priya teaches Yin and pregnancy yoga with the patience of someone who knows bodies change, and that’s alright.

Hannah leading a twisting lunge in a bright studio

Morning Mobility & Breathwork

Hannah Clarke

Hannah leads early mornings for stiff shoulders and busy minds. Breath first, coffee after.

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How it feels

Nothing to prove, nowhere to rush.

No mirrors, no leaderboards, nobody checking how deep your lunge is. Just a warm room, a long exhale and an hour that’s entirely yours.

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The timetable, explained

Six classes, one unhurried breath

Not sure where to begin? Follow your breath. Start with whatever fits your week, and wander as you like.

60 min · All levels

Slow Flow

A steady vinyasa where every movement rides on the breath. Good for most people, most days.

Tue & Thu · 7pm

75 min · Beginners

Hatha Foundations

The foundations, done properly. We slow each pose down until it starts to feel like home.

Mon · 6.30pm

75 min · All levels

Yin & Restore

Long, quiet holds and plenty of bolsters. Room to exhale after a long week.

Fri · 7pm

60 min · From 14 weeks

Pregnancy Yoga

Gentle movement, breathwork and good company, adapted for every trimester.

Wed · 10am

45 min · All levels

Morning Mobility

A short wake-up practice for stiff backs and desk-bound shoulders. Breath first, then movement.

Tue – Fri · 7am

45 min · All levels

Breath & Meditation

Simple breathing practices and guided stillness to soften the edges of the week.

Sun · 5pm

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Prices & passes

Simple, honest pricing

No joining fees, no lengthy contracts. Choose whatever lets you breathe easiest.

Drop-in

£14

per class

Pay as you go. Book online up to an hour before class starts.

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Class pass · most loved

£120

for 10 classes

Valid for three months, so it works out at £12 a class. Shareable with a friend.

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Unlimited

£85

per month

Come as often as you like. Cancel any time with a month’s notice.

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Concessions are available for students, over-65s and anyone finding things tight. Just ask, no questions.

What’s on

Workshops & weekends away

A riverside class in a jungle clearing

Retreat · Bali · 7 days

Bali Slow-Down Week

A week of gentle practice, rice-terrace walks and someone else doing the cooking.

A twisting lunge practised in warm light

Weekend · Cornwall · 3 days

Cornish Coast Weekend

Morning practice on the clifftops, bracing sea swims and chips by the harbour.

A woman breathing slowly with her eyes closed

Workshop · Sunday · 3 hours

Breath & Stillness

A slow afternoon of pranayama and guided meditation. No experience needed, just lungs.

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Questions

Good to know before you come

Can’t see your question here? Send me a note and I’ll reply within a day or so, usually with a cup of tea in hand.

Get in touch
I’ve never done yoga before. Where do I start?

Hatha Foundations or Slow Flow are both lovely places to begin. Arrive ten minutes early, let me know it’s your first class, and I’ll keep an eye on you.

What should I bring?

Just yourself and something comfortable to move in. Mats, blocks, bolsters and blankets are all provided, and the kettle is always on.

Do I need to book in advance?

It helps. Classes are capped at twelve, so booking online saves you a mat. If there’s space on the day, you’re very welcome to drop in.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancel up to six hours before class and the credit goes straight back to your account. Life happens; just let us know.

Can I come if I’m pregnant or injured?

Usually, yes. Pregnancy Yoga is open from 14 weeks, and every class has gentler options. Have a quick word with your teacher before you start.

Is there parking nearby?

There’s a pay-and-display car park two minutes away, bike racks by the front door, and Temple Meads is an eight-minute walk.

“There’s no such thing as being bad at breathing. Just arrive, soften, and let each exhale be a little longer than the last.”
Maya