Our Classes

" Restorative Yoga has become a regular personal practice for me after attending for many years with Wai Ying. The practice itself is very healing for my mind, body and spirit but it is the personal teaching of Wai Ying that keeps me coming back! Wai Ying's care and kindness towards the participants builds trust and comfort in the experience. Her passion, dedication and professionalism to the practice is inspiring. The practice is important to me in 'resetting' my inner balance from daily stressors. I leave every restorative class with a sense of calm, rejuvenation and an uplifted
spirit.”

Simone Sky Essendon November 29, 2015

“I came to Wai Ying’s yoga class as a last resort. After trying numerous physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors my lower back problems had been stubbornly persisting and even getting worse. I couldn't put on shoes or socks in the mornings, I awoke many times in the night with pain and there was constant pain radiating down one leg which was beginning to effect the other leg. The amount of exercise I could do was slowly diminishing as my range of movement diminished. The worst thing was that no one seemed to know what was wrong, and it was depressing to see myself going downhill with no real hope in sight.

After my first class with Wai YIng I was  immediately hopeful. The pain was really no better at that point, but I felt like I'd been able to mobilise (oh so slightly) parts of my back which had been frozen for a long time.

Two years down the track and I'm still practicing. I haven't had radiating pain for ages and my back pain has all but disappeared. If I stop yoga for a long holiday my symptoms begin to re-appear so I know it is working. Yoga is the only thing which was able to get me back doing the activities I've enjoyed all my life. I run, swim, horse ride, fence and travel a lot doing these, and my garden is back to being tended properly.

It is also the little things which I can do again , and which make life generally more enjoyable. Like chasing a puppy who has stolen your sock, or picking up something which dropped to the ground and handing it back to a stranger. Just being able to act spontaneously and freely without thinking, "is it going to hurt?" is possibly the best part of being well again.

I think that sports people can un-wittingly develop in-balances in their bodies after years of high repetitions on specific exercises. Regular yoga practice can help you rebalance your body , help cure injuries and avoid others. Plus I like the relaxation part.”

Vici Wilks Fencing Coach & Pentathlon competitor Woodend November 29, 2015

I was so calm and focused after my class with Kathryn on Monday night that when I went home, although relaxed, I was sufficiently energized and had the clarity of mind and concentration to work through a job I have been dreading and putting off for way too long! Whatever that magic is, it seems to help me!

Alexa Cloud Moreland West February 12, 2016