Rooted in Community
Guided by Nature
New to Yoga Nature?
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Try out our Seedling Plan. £28 for your first month
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Evening Classes every Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday
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Thursday morning class
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Livestreamed classes every Sunday evening & Tuesday morning
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New to Yoga Nature? 🌿 Try out our Seedling Plan. £28 for your first month 🌿 Evening Classes every Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday 🌿 Thursday morning class 🌿 Livestreamed classes every Sunday evening & Tuesday morning 🌿
Yoga Classes in Sheffield
Established 2004
At Yoga Nature, we offer more than just a yoga class. We invite you into a mindful, inclusive community in Sheffield, grounded in seasonal rhythms, functional movement, and eco-conscious living.
Whether you're new to yoga or returning to your mat, our sessions offer space to breathe, soften, and return to what matters: your inner stillness, your body’s intelligence, and the rhythms of the natural world.
Where We Practice
Our evening classes take place at the beautiful Sharrow Performing Arts Space (S7) A calm, circular and light-filled venue with:
Underfloor heating for comfort in every season
Natural light and acoustics that support focus and presence
On-site parking for cars and bicycles
Pocket gardens and birdsong just outside the window
This is more than a yoga studio, it’s a space to slow down, reconnect, and restore.
We can’t wait to welcome you into our little sanctuary. A place where nature, stillness, and movement gently meet.
A Seasonal, Earth-Honouring Approach
Each class at Yoga Nature is gently attuned to the shifting seasons - from winter stillness to spring renewal. Our functional, accessible yoga blends traditional practices with modern movement science to help you move with ease, awareness, and resilience.
We offer:
🍃 Accessible yoga for all ages, abilities, and body types
🍃 Community practice, individual care
🍃 Trauma-aware teaching with a compassionate approach
🍃 A grounded group space where you're never lost in the crowd
🍃 Room to move, space to be seen
🍃 Seasonal themes that honour nature’s cycles
🍃 Philosophy and lifestyle woven into each session
🍃 A commitment to earth-based values, integrity, and care
We’re not a commercial yoga studio. We’re a grassroots, community-based yoga school in Sheffield, sharing yoga with love, intention, and care. Whether you're a beginner or a long-time practitioner, we’re here to support you to slow down, reconnect, and remember your true nature.
What on Yoga Earth
Read our Substack musings:
Why we created Yoga Nature: A practice for people, animals, plants, and the living world we are made of. Yoga Nature was never just about teaching yoga.
Teaching Seasonal Yoga: In Rhythm with the Celtic Year and the Lunar Body. In the natural world, nothing blooms all the time. And yet, modern life asks us to do just that, to be endlessly productive, energised, and available, regardless of the season. But our bodies, like the land, speak in a different tongue. A cyclical one.
What makes our Yoga Different: A small timetable, spacious practice, and 90-minute rhythm. We don’t see yoga as a workout. We see it as a way of remembering. A way of living in rhythm with the land, the breath, the deeper self. In a culture that teaches us to override our bodies, really slowing down is a radical act.
Teaching Yoga at the Edge: This post shares what it’s like to teach yoga quietly and authentically, away from the noise and performance. If any of it resonates with you, I’m truly grateful you’re here.
Fractals, Fungi and Flow: From Spanda Yoga to string theory, from the living soil of the mycelium network to the spiralling patterns of fractals, yoga offers us not only a map inward, but a map back to the whole.
Roots Torn Truth Forgotten: Remembering the Soul of Yoga. Yoga was never meant to be easy. Not a trend. Not a sale. Not a neatly packaged hour squeezed between meetings. Yoga has always been a path of return - to essence, to Earth, to the quiet flame of inner knowing.
Yoga Beneath the Noise: A slower, deeper practice that soothes more than it shapes. Long before yoga became a workout, it was a way of waking up: to the breath, to the earth, to your own essence.
Yoga as a State of Being: These days it sometimes feels like almost everyone is doing yoga (an exaggeration, I know). Yet, the question has to be asked, is what they are ‘doing’ really yoga?
The Art of Sitting: Meditation, the Body, and the Web of Stillness. Your seat is not incidental. It is the altar of your attention. When we sit well, we open the channels, for breath, for flow, for awareness to rise like mist through roots.
A Meditation on Meditation: In a Yoga Nature class, we usually explore meditation, an important (I would say essential) part of Yoga. But what exactly is this thing we call meditation?
Śavāsana The Art of Letting Go: The final posture, often seen as simple, is anything but. Śavāsana is a sacred pause. A ritual of rest. A quiet conversation with the mystery. We return from it renewed, emptied, and ready to begin again.
Yoga is For Everyone (But is it really?): In this piece, we explore what it really means to say that yoga is for everyone - and ask what needs to shift for that vision to become reality.
