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Pathak Yoga Pathak Yoga is a young, dynamic company that specialises in Office Yoga. We teach you there - right Well, not with us! We can even get you fit in 10 minutes!

Today’s working world is busy and hectic for everyone, be it down to work load, urgent and conflicting deadlines, challenging colleagues or clients, frequent travel, uncomfortable chairs, irritating commutes, combining work and family – you name it: the list is endless. In today’s world, even evenings at home or out with friends can seem stressful, and it’s hard to find the time or the discipline to do any exercise at all. And if you do find time, it will often be cardio-based workouts because everyone is trying to get fitter, and doing yoga seems like the lazy way out. We will make sure your yoga lesson is a workout, too, but without giving you the stress to the joints of 30 minutes on a treadmill. Whether it's our after work classes, lunch time classes, or any of our health and safety focused chair, desk or "standing yoga" sessions, we can guarantee you'll feel refreshed and much healthier afterwards.

22/09/2026

Yoga’s job isn’t to make you feel good.

Yoga invites you to ask questions that self-care and wellness don’t:

What are you attached to?

Who do you think you are?

What is your svadharma?

What happens when you stop protecting the identity you’ve built and start investigating the self underneath it?

18/09/2026

Meet me Sunday in Brockwell Park. DM for details and advance payment (£10), or just show up (£15), bring a new person and you both pay half.

DM for details 💙♥️💙

28/08/2026

Your yoga teacher isn’t there to make you comfortable.

Sometimes their job is to make you UN-comfortable.

Because of what you might learn from it about yourself.

A yoga class should feel safe. But safety doesn’t mean agreement, familiarity or comfort.

What do you think?

03/08/2026

New YouTube and on demand yin yoga class 🤗

27/07/2026

Why do people cry in yoga and sound baths?

On Friday I spoke about this and so much more with on her show Mental Health Matters.

We’re often taught that some emotions are acceptable, while others should be suppressed, hidden or quickly moved past.

But emotions are not simply “good” or “bad”. They are experiences moving through the body.

Sometimes movement, breath or sound changes the information going from the body to the brain. This can activate learned patterns involving the brain, the nervous system and the whole body, and bring something into our awareness that we weren’t consciously aware of.

And this is also why working with the body can be so helpful. Giving the brain different information, repeatedly over time, can help weaken or override existing neural and behavioural patterns.

So if you cry in yoga, meditation or a sound bath, it doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong.

Maybe something is simply being felt.

And maybe that’s a good thing. 🥰

24/07/2026

I’m off on holiday next week (yes, again 🤭) so if you want to see me before late August, join me on Sunday in Brockwell Park.

DM for details 💜🤗🩷

20/07/2026

I teach a very specific relationship to yoga.

One that values self-inquiry over superficial self-improvement.

And that’s why I don’t believe yoga is for everyone.

Yoga doesn’t become more accessible by removing the very ideas that make it yoga.

Of course everyone can benefit from movement, breathing and relaxation.

But yoga was never intended to stop there.

Its purpose is to help us understand ourselves, consciousness and our place in this world more deeply.

And that inner journey won’t resonate with everyone.

16/07/2026

People often say that yoga is whatever you want it to be.

But does respecting a tradition mean changing it until it fits our beliefs, or allowing it to speak on its own terms?

In this short, I explore why I believe yoga is more than physical postures and why understanding its wider philosophy matters.

13/07/2026

Yoga has always been much more than creating shapes with the body.

It offers a way to deepen our relationship with ourselves, our bodies and the world around us.

Katu Pranam is one of the many ways we explore this deeper dimension of yoga on my on-demand platform.

For those who want to move beyond the surface and discover a more meaningful relationship with yoga.

Link in bio. 🥰

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