
Yoga studio, Clissold park, Hackney Yoga,

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Yoga studio, Clissold park, Hackney Yoga,
YOGA STUDIO
Mudra - a place to pause, breathe and be.
A stunning yoga studio in the heart of Stoke Newington opposite Clissold Park with daily yoga classes from Flow & Dynamic to Restore & Yin. Proudly independent and part of the community fabric since 2013 we offer London's finest yoga teachers in an intimate, friendly and dedicated setting for you to be guided towards more balance and wholeness in your weekly living.
We hope you can join.
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YOGA FOR YOU?
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Through body movement we encourage vitality and freedom in the physical body. Through breath awareness we regulate nervous system, focus and centre. Through mindful presence in practice we quieten and feel more whole. All this combines into 'Yoga' as a state of being centred, whole and present in life.
Our teachers and classes offer a full range for the total beginner to begin and the dedicated to deepen and dive in.
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A SPACE TO PAUSE, BREATHE & BE
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We provide yoga mats, props, tea and water. All that’s needed is you and the dedication to your own wellbeing by showing up. Run by long time Stoke Newington locals Paul Wong and Emily-Clare and supported and evolved by an incredible team of London's finest and inspiring yoga teachers we place knowledge, expertise, and authenticity placed into every aspect of the studio and teachings.
NEW? INTRO OFFER
Start your yoga journey today. Try the space, yoga and teachers with our amazing 'Intro 5 Pass' £45 to be used in 20 days. Any questions email us: hello@mudrayogalondon.com
TESTIMONIALS
Stoke Newington is so lucky to have Mudra! Emily and Paul have created a warm, welcoming and truly inclusive space. Classes are always fun - Emily, Paul and the community of teachers strike the (in my view crucial) balance between taking the principles of yoga seriously, whilst not taking themselves too seriously. They encourage play and exploration, not show-off poses for their own sake. I'm not actually sure what I would do without Mudra.



