Group Yoga Classes in South London
Looking for yoga classes near you in South London? These small-group yoga classes are held across South London and are ideal if you’re looking for a calm, beginner-friendly practice near Brixton, Herne Hill, Dulwich and West Norwood.
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A regular yoga programme designed to help you move more freely, feel grounded, and build consistency. Depending on the class style, sessions are 45/60 minutes and has a clear theme and progression — perfect for those newer to the practice and seasoned movers alike.
Who These Classes are For
These classes are suited to:
- Students with some previous yoga experience who want clearer guidance
- Newer practitioners who are still building strength and confidence
- Returning students who want to reconnect with their practice
- More experienced students who want to refine their foundations
- Anyone who prefers a smaller, more personal class environment
If you are completely new to yoga and would like to learn from the beginning, Explore Yoga Beginners, our four-week course— is the best place to start.
Class Styles & Locations
Beginner-Friendly Hatha (Mondays)
A steady, traditional yoga practice featuring slower transitions and longer holds within each pose.
The unhurried pace gives you time to explore alignment, connect with your breath and develop strength, stability and body awareness. Slower does not necessarily mean easier—the longer holds can offer their own challenge—but you’ll receive clear guidance and options throughout.
This class is best suited to students with some previous yoga experience who feel comfortable following a guided group class. Different layers and progressions are introduced according to the students in the room, allowing the practice to develop as the group develops.
Slow Breath-Led Flow (Wednesdays)
A mindful, breath-led flow designed to build strength, mobility, balance and confidence in movement.
This class moves more continuously than Hatha and has a slightly faster pace, while remaining slower and more considered than many large-group Vinyasa classes. You’ll have time to follow the transitions, connect movement with breath and understand where you are going without feeling rushed.
It is suitable for newer students with some familiarity with yoga, those still building strength or confidence within flowing classes, and more experienced practitioners who value clear guidance. Options and progressions are introduced according to the students present.
Yin Yoga (Monthly)
A gentle, floor-based practice offering space to slow down, release tension and reset.
In Yin Yoga, supported poses are held for longer, giving you time to settle gradually rather than push or force. The practice can support mobility, encourage stillness and provide a welcome pause from a busy week.
Yin is suitable for all levels, including complete beginners. No previous yoga experience is required.
Location
Our main venue is Rosendale Allotments, on the border of Dulwich and West Norwood, very close to Herne Hill & Tulse Hill. Our secondary venue is Friends Meeting House in Brixton, with quick links to Streatham, Tulse Hill and Clapham. I also hold pop-up classes and events in and around London.
Pricing & Passes
New Student Trial Class — £5
A one-off intro for first-time students.
Single Class Pass — £14
Perfect if your schedule changes week to week. Just book in when it works for you.
3-Class Pass — £36
The best next step after your trial. Three classes to build a little rhythm and really start to feel the difference.
9-Class Pass — £99
The full commitment — and the best value. For students who are in it for the long haul. Includes two bring-a-friend passes and 15% off events within the term.
Group classes run in seasonal terms, with bookings opening in advance for each term.
Subscribers always receive exclusive notice of class dates and events as well as special pricing & promotions.
Not sure which pass is right for you? Start with the trial — everything else can wait. 🧘
Q: Are these classes suitable for beginners?
Yes.
The regular Hatha and Slow Flow classes suit newer students who already have some familiarity with yoga, as well as returning and more experienced practitioners. They are not designed to teach the foundations from scratch.
If this will be your very first experience of yoga—or you do not yet feel comfortable following a regular group class—Explore Yoga Beginners course is the recommended starting point. Yin Yoga can be attended without previous yoga experience.
Q: Where are the classes held?
Classes run at venues across South London, including near Brixton, Herne Hill, and Dulwich.
Our current main venue is Rosendale Allotments.
The full address is provided on booking.
Do passes carry over between terms?
Passes are valid between 6 – 12 weeks or until the end of the current term (whichever comes first).
They cannot be transferred to the following term.