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YOGA with Juliet
(Forrest & Yin)
EVERY WEDNESDAY:
Time: 5.45-7pm*
Where: The Old School (Community Room), School Lane, QUORN, Loughborough LE12 8BL
* each Wednesday is Forrest Yoga
and the last Wednesday
in the month will be a Yin Yoga
class. Please bring extra padding to a Yin class such as bolster, cushion or pillow for support in the asana.
Book my Quorn classes via BOOK CLASSES HERE button above!
SATURDAY 10 MAY - FORREST YOGA, FOCUSED SESSION & YOGA NIDRA (includes cake & tea!):
Time: 10am-12.30pm
Where: Quorn Church Rooms, Church Lane, Quorn
LE12 8DP
Experience a traditional Forrest Yoga class to include pranayama (breath-work), intention setting and asana (the practice of yoga). After a break, to include an offering of cake and tea, a focused//themed session will take place followed by a guided meditation/yoga nidra.
SATURDAY 17 MAY - FORREST YOGA, FOCUSED SESSION & YOGA NIDRA (includes cake & tea!):
Time: 10am-1.00pm
Where: Elsing
Village Hall, NORFOLK
Experience a traditional Forrest Yoga class to include pranayama (breath-work), intention setting and asana (the practice of yoga). After a break, to include an offering of cake and tea, a focused//themed session will take place followed by a guided meditation/yoga nidra.
Book via green button at top of page!
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Cancellation & Transfer policy (classes and workshops):
Classes can be cancelled (via booking confirmation number link) up to 24 hours prior to class start time. There is no time limit to transfer a ticket to a different date. Cancellations/transfers can be made by accessing the booking confirmation number which is shown in booking confirmation email.
Workshops cannot be cancelled or transferred. However, if I need to cancel the workshop, full refunds will be processed.
Yoga with Juliet
Juliet was personally trained by Ana T Forrest (Forrest Yoga) in 2016 and Paula Ahlberg (Yin Yoga) in 2022 and now teaches both styles in community.
Forrest Yoga
was created by Ana T Forrest over 30 years ago and constantly develops. This style of yoga specifically addresses physical and emotional challenges brought about by injury, old pain patterns, illness and emotional stress. Forrest yoga connects you to your core and gets you strong – every pose has a reason.
There are four gateways to radiant health: Nutrition, posture, emotion and structure. Posture is classed as a blockage and affects alignment; emotion resides in our tissue which affects our posture - it is energy in motion. Yoga can unwind and reverse this process.
Yin Yoga
was officially titled as “Yin” by Sarah Powers after years of study with Paul Grilley in a form of practice he had originally referred to as “Taoist Yoga”. According to Paul Grilley, there are three “threads” that created the Yin Yoga practice; these are anatomy, the practice
and meridian theory.
What can I expect in a Forrest or Yin Yoga Class?
You will be taught to breathe deeply and connect to ‘feeling’ in your body, working each pose in a way which works best for your physical and emotional injuries in a struggle-free way. We will work in an intelligent way using props such as straps, blocks and wedges so that you work at your own level, allowing progression and development in the fullness of time.
A typical Forrest Yoga
class uses heat, vigorous workouts and deep breathing to sweat out toxins. The pose holds are longer than other styles of yoga and, with the design of the sequences and deep breathing, you will move deeper into the pose helping you to flush out, oxygenate and refresh every cell.
We start each practice with a teaching theme and intent followed by breathing exercises, poses to warm up, poses to get really warm, poses to warm down and, finally, cool down including Savasana (corpse pose/relaxation). It will change the way you think and feel – using deep breathing helps to keep us conscious, broadens our capacity to deal with stress and changes the body’s ability to manage stress.
A typical Yin Yoga
class is a slower and softer-paced style of yoga, incorporating principles of traditional Chinese medicine, with asanas (postures) that are held for longer periods of time than in other styles. It targets the deep connective tissues, bones, joints, fascia, and ligaments in the body with poses held between 3-5 minutes long. During this time, there is a deep focus on breathing, release and 'relaxing into the pose'. This style may use props such as blocks, bolsters, straps and pillows.
Forrest Yoga and Yin Yoga invites you to heal, grow and invite your spirit home. Scroll to the top of this page for my class schedule.
Some frequently asked questions:
Should I try it?
Absolutely! You have nothing to lose. Do not compare yourself to anybody else – it is your own journey which develops at your own pace in your own time.
What if I’m the wrong shape, size or age for yoga?
Everybody has a ‘body type’ and everybody has different density of connective tissue. A slim, athletic person may not always be flexible whereas a fuller-framed person, with less density of connective tissue, may be more flexible – it is down to body type and capabilities. No one person is the same and that is the beauty yoga - it is an individual journey.
What’s different about Forrest Yoga compared to other yoga styles?
Forrest Yoga differs to other styles of yoga for so many reasons – here’s just a few:
• Pose sequencing
• Emphasis on breath
• Poses address injuries/pain and connection to emotions and scarring
• Neck release in poses (no'holding' of the neck), bringing awareness and strength into legs and core
• As a teacher, I have been personally trained by Ana Forrest
• We keep hands and feet active
• We train and teach in a safe, learning environment
• Down and up levelling in poses
• Time to ‘feel’ in poses
• Hands on assist by the teacher to correct alignment and position
• Forrest yoga is inclusive (all ages and abilities)
• Strength building and physically practical
• Empowering practice
• Forrest yoga changes internal chemistry
• Focus on integrity and insists on honesty.
