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Yoga class, Finsbury park yoga, Yoga classes Stoke Newington
YOGA STUDIO
Mudra is a light, inclusive and inspiring yoga studio with London's finest yoga teachers expertly guiding every single class. Yoga classes for all from 'Dynamic' when you need to sweat too 'Restore' when you need to reset. All yoga classes and workshops held in our beautiful studio opposite Clissold Park in Stoke Newington.
YOGA: YOUR JOURNEY OF WELLBEING & WHOLENESS
Yoga is a mind, body and breath practice that helps to regulate our energetic state and invites balancing of the body, calming of mind and flow of vital life energy. Living life we can easily become depleted and loose balance and wholeness. Our aim is to create an open and inspiring environment for you to practice yoga and be supported towards a journey of wellbeing. Yoga mats, props, tea and water. Just bring yourself.
WHY MUDRA? MASTER OF ONE
We just do yoga but we think we do that pretty well. For over ten years Mudra has been part of the local community and strives to be part of a supportive community. Independently founded by senior yoga teachers Paul Wong and Emily-Clare Hill and supported and evolved by an incredible team of passionate yoga teachers. Single class drop in or class packs available.
'Mudra' refers to 'a seal of energy' and this is what we create at the studio. A place where you can go and positively change your energetic state.
NEW: INTRO DEAL
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. If new the option for this pass will be available on booking. Any questions just 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.



























































