Iyengar Yoga in Leeds

11/08/2026

Wandering gliders are descended from some of the earliest known insects – and breed as one global population

13/07/2026

06/07/2026

Many thanks to Ilkley Tennis club, we raised £2120 for charity.

03/07/2026

Practice at home with Iyengar yoga teacher Raya Uma Datta. These six videos are great inspiration for your self practice!

27/06/2026

Here's Iyengar Yoga Elena Grigorenko heatwave pose of the week. Calming the nervous system. Resting the back. Providing stability for the pelvis. Providing relief with traction in the lower back. Feeling air and space around you. Lovely.

26/06/2026

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Most of us were taught that health means not being sick.

No fever.
No pain.
No diagnosis.

But B.K.S. Iyengar saw health differently:
“Health is not only the absence of disease; it is a state of vibrant well-being.”

This is a very different way to understand yoga practice.

Health is not only the body being free from illness.
It is also the feeling of being steady in the body.
Clear in the breath.
Present in the mind.
Alive in our own being.

In Iyengar Yoga, this well-being is not forced.
It is uncovered slowly through practice.

When the feet learn to stand with awareness, the body becomes more stable.
When the spine learns to lift, the breath has more space.
When the breath becomes steady, the mind begins to quieten.

This is why practice is not only about doing poses.
It is about learning how to live more fully inside the body.

Not a dramatic before-and-after.
Not a quick transformation.

A slow return to yourself.

💬 What does “vibrant well-being” mean to you today?

Share one word in the comments.

03/06/2026

Link to eventbrite Iyengar yoga 🧘 fundraiser in July

Join Michelle for an in-person Improvers Iyengar Yoga class fundraiser supporting Marie Curie!