Yoga with Maggie McKeen
Discover yourself, discover yoga…
“Yoga is essentially a practice for your soul, working through the medium of your body”
Tara Fraser
Welcome!
I have been fortunate to have had many teachers and styles of yoga influence my teaching over the years. As a result, my practice and teaching has evolved into a heart centred, mindful approach.
I offer weekly Heart Centred, Mindful Yoga Classes, and Yin Yoga in person and online, designed for those who like me, prefer a gentler, inner experience of yoga.
In addition this style of yoga is suitable for those over 50. This heart centred, mindful approach allows you to drop into your body and connect with your authentic self, just as you are…
Regular events I offer include: Restorative Yoga & Yoga Nidra, Yin Yoga, Pranayama & Meditation and seasonal Wild Yoga outdoor workshops.
Heart Cnetred, Mindful Yoga
Attending these classes can improve flexibility, strength and balance. However, the goal ofheart centred, mindful yoga is building awareness, self-regulating the nervous system, building resilience and deepening self-understanding
Yin Yoga
Yin Yoga is a passive mainly mat-based practice where we surrender deeper into each pose holding generally 3-5 minutes or more.
As we deepen into these poses we are opening up any blockages and releasing that energy to flow freely.
Restorative Yoga Workshops
In these workshops I offer the deeply restful practice of yoga poses supported with the aid of props to allow physical, mental and emotional relaxation. In addition, we end our practice with Yoga Nidra, the deep sleep of the yogis
Pranayama & Heart Centred Meditation
This class gives the opportunity for students of yoga to explore a subtle breathing practice, pranayama. Pranayama can, most importantly, lead us to the experience of a quiet mind and heartful meditative state.
Our practice is the doorway to inner silence…
Yoga Nidra
This guided meditative practice often described as the “deep sleep of the yogis”
Above all, this profoundly relaxing, healing practice has been shown to reduce stress.
It can be performed lying or relaxed on a chair. There’s no way of doing this practice wrongly.