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Evening yoga classes for mums in ED?


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Desperate to try and get back in to yoga, but struggling to self start without a class.

Does anyone know of /go to one mid week which starts around 8pm? I am still bfing and have 2 to get down, plus a husband to get home, so any earlier is unrealistically (I have tried and the benefits of going are more than outweighed by the stress of getting there!).

Any type would do, is more about having an hour for me than anything else. I used to do a daily Bikram class before baby, but doubt I could handle anything too strenuous as no 2 is currently taking my essence each feed (5 months old).

Anyone with a good recommendation out there? There must be loads of us who can't make a 7pm class?

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I know you said ED, but in case you can't find one nearby. There's one at the Camberwell Leisure Centre at 8:15pm on Thursday nights. It's a 90 minute Sivananda style class. And I always find I sleep better after class.


Good luck with your search!

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