Tuesdays, 10am – 11am, from Tuesday 22nd July to Tuesday 30th September.
£12 for resident guests / £15 house member guest / £12 for house members, including a herbal tea of the week
Join us for Summer Yoga at Lympstone Manor, where each weekly morning class invites you to unwind and recharge in a truly peaceful setting.
Practising on the lawn beside the Pool House, you’ll enjoy a gentle Vinyasa flow designed to awaken the body and calm the mind – suitable for all abilities, from complete beginners to experienced yogis.
These fun, friendly sessions are a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded people, share in a sense of wellbeing, and connect through movement and breath.
After class, take time to relax and soak in the views with herbal teas, coffee, or smoothies. A perfect way to start your summer day in harmony with nature.
Resident guests can pre-book in advance of your stay or book upon arrival.
Notes:
Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the class start time. Late arrival may mean you are not able to join the class.
Please wear comfortable clothing and bring layers to ensure your comfort. You are welcome to bring your own mat, if you have one, and a blanket, and we will have plenty of mats and blankets available.
Our classes are suitable for all abilities and open to participants aged 18 and over.
There may be occasions where an alternative yoga teacher will cover the class due to holidays or in the event of illness. This arrangement will ensure the weekly class runs as scheduled.
Prior to your first class, please complete the Registration form.
Yoga Teacher: Janet Kipling Bio
Janet was first introduced to yoga by her mother as a child living in Singapore, and regular practice has underpinned her life for more than 30 years. Despite a demanding career in BBC journalism, PR and communications, Janet continued to pursue deeper understanding of yoga. Her first teacher training was with Radiantly Alive Bali in 2007. Subsequently she undertook the Devon School of Yoga’s year-long yoga therapy qualification, and Caroline Klebl’s ashtanga yoga training in Jamaica. Janet spent winter seasons teaching in private villas and a studio in Antigua, West Indies, as well as classes based around Exeter. Deeply respectful of yoga’s origins, traditions and wisdom dating back thousands of years, Janet aims to create a warm and welcoming space that offers a self-care space away from our demanding present-day lives, and is energising, relaxing, and above all fun.
