Yoga & Relaxation Classes in Stourbridge

Stretch, Move, Relax and Sleep Well

MORNING and EVENING CLASSES

A yoga mat being partially rolled out on a wooden floor by a woman wearing yoga clothes.

Class Times

Mornings

Mondays, 9.30am to 10.30am

Evenings

Mondays, 6.00pm to 7.15pm

Cost

£7 per class, Pay As You Go, Cash only

(For ease, I bring change).

Venue

Norton Scout and Guide Centre

Kempton Way, Off Heath Farm Road

Norton

Stourbridge

DY8 3AP

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Please note it is NOT the Stourbridge District Scouts building on South Road, Norton.

Parking

As you come down Kempton Way, the

Norton Scout and Guide Centre is the

first building on your right.

It has its own car park. Parking is free.

Venue

Norton Scout and Guide Centre

Kempton Way, Off Heath Farm Road

Norton

Stourbridge

DY8 3AP

Please note it is NOT the Stourbridge District Scouts building on South Road, Norton.

Parking

As you come down Kempton Way,

the Norton Scout and Guide Centre

is the first building on your right.

It has its own car park. Parking is free.

What to Expect


All abilities welcome.


A friendly, welcoming space.


Some movement to warm us up and to either wake us up or encourage us to let go of the day.


Typically a flowing sequence, combining the breath and movement.


Some posture work to free up our backs.


Calming breathwork or a guided relaxation to finish.

What to Bring


A non-slip yoga mat.

Gym and camping mats can move about so are not recommended for yoga.


Water to keep yourself hydrated.


An extra layer (like a fleece or hoodie) for when we are warming up and cooling down.


(Optional) A cushion to rest your head, or sit on, during the relaxation and to cushion your knees when doing kneeling postures.


(Optional ) A blanket for feeling cosy and warm during the relaxation (our bodies tend to cool as they relax).

What to Wear


Clothes that you can move, stretch and twist in, such as gym wear.


It's a good idea to bring an extra layer (like a fleece or hoodie) for when we are warming up and cooling down.


No need to be concerned about foot-wear as bare feet are best for yoga.