HALL OPENING/NEW TERM AT ST NICOLAS DELAYED

There has been a delay in the opening of the new community centre at St Nicolas – so term will now (hopefully) start on Thursday, August 23rd – but check here for updates!

The portacabin has now been removed so I’ve no option other that delaying the start of the term until works are complete. On the bright side I can confirm that it will be worth the wait – the new space is AMAZING. It is a community centre rather than just a hall , I’ve attached a couple of pictures to give you an idea of the new space…

Vikki

 

I’m on a 2 week break at the moment but will be back teaching from Tuesday, August 7th as follows:

Tuesday 7th August  

Class: Yoga and Qigong at Sportspark

Time: 9.30am – 10.30am

Class: Vinyasa Flow Yoga open level at Sportspark

Time: 5pm to 6pm

Wednesday 8th 

Class: Hatha Yoga at Sportspark

Time: 7.30pm to 8.30pm

 

CLASS CANCELLATION

No class tonight (July 19th) as I’ve got a tooth infection. Apologies

Please note:

There will be no classes at St Nicolas in Earley on:

Thursday July 26 and Thursday August 2nd (Summer break)

Classes resume August 9th in THE NEW HALL!!!

YOGA at ST NICOLAS – Thursday October 19th

  • This week, Thursday October 19th, could (possibly) be the last ever class in the current hall! The portacabin has arrived, which will be our temporary home, and it is hoped building work will soon begin on the revamping of the current centre.
    Last weekend I completed a 16.5 hour “Qigong for Yoga teachers” immersion at Triyoga Camden with one of my teachers Mimi Quo-Deemer. The course explored integrating Qigong theories and concepts into Yoga classes, five element theory and application, meditative and visualisation practices…and more!
    As it is half term next week and there is no class next Thursday- (26th) I thought it might be nice to mark the last class in the hall by offering something different!
    So…this week I will be teaching a Yoga class integrating some Qigong theories and practices. Exploring the concept of Wuwei (effortless effort) – and some Qigong forms (of which there are more than 7000..no potential to get bored!) I will also weave in some 5 element theory.
    “By practising Qigong we can expand our capacity for being more grounded, balanced and centred – some of Qigong’s most highly touted side-effects. Yoga is a practice and process that heightens awareness and helps us see through misunderstandings, misperceptions arising in any and all moments. Yoga invites us to see more clearly – for me this means establishing a degree of freedom from orthodoxy and moving beyond the limitations of what we think we know or assume to be correct.” Mimi Quo Deemer
    Generally Yoga asana are linear whereas in Qigong there is a stronger emphasis on circular softer movements. I believe these 2 distinct practices can work together in a complimentary way!
    Class price for this week will be the same – £8