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YOGA STUDIO

 

Mudra is a warm, light and inspiring yoga studio with London's finest yoga teachers expertly guiding you in every single class. Offering daily yoga classes and monthly yoga workshops in our beautiful yoga studio over the road from Clissold Park in Stoke Newington. 

 

YOGA: A JOURNEY OF WELLBEING

 

Yoga is a mind, body and breath system that helps to regulate our energetic state. Living in a London we can easily become overstimulated and energetically depleted and lose our inner balance. Our aim is to create a open, inspiring, and nurturing environment for you to practice yoga and be supported towards a journey of wellbeing and balance. A balanced life is a well lived life. We provide mats, props, tea and water. Just bring yourself. 

BE SWEATY, BE STILL OR JUST BE...​

"Be supported towards a journey of wellbeing''

WHY MUDRA?

Independently founded by senior teachers Paul Wong and Emily-Clare Hill and supported and evolved by an incredible team of passionate yoga teachers.

For over ten years we have provided a supportive space of wellbeing and inspiring yoga to Stoke Newington and the local areas.

The name and word 'Mudra' is a reference to 'a seal of energy' and this is what we create at the studio. A place where you can go and be expertly guided to positively change your energetic state. Open to all with classes from Restore to Dynamic Yoga.​​​

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A guide to our classes

Time to try yoga or the studio? First 5 class pass just £45 so you can try out the teachers, styles and times to see what benefits you.  Any questions just email us: hello@mudrayogalondon.com


FLOW YOGA
 
DYNAMIC YOGA

YIN YOGA

SOUND HEALING

SLOW FLOW

PRENATAL YOGA

RESTORE

YOGA WORKSHOPS

FAMILY YOGA

 

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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.

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