Teachers
Conleth Kane
Yoga Teacher
Conleth started his yoga journey in 2007. He immediately went straight for the hot, Bikram (now known as "26x2 Yoga") option and has never looked back. He was hooked and has been practicing regularly ever since. His main reason for starting yoga was to 'lose a bit of weight', but quickly discovered the huge amount of mental benefits that came with being a yogi.
Tony Lee
Yoga Teacher
Tony grew up in New Zealand and was first introduced to yoga in 2008 to help to balance his stressful corporate work, and his fitness and rock climbing training when he moved to London. But it wasn't until 2019 when he made the yoga practice a part of his daily life and started to understand the true journey of the yogi.
Craig Norris
Yoga Teacher
Craig has been offering teachings of Yoga and meditation for 20 years. He has studied and taught various styles including; Satyananda, Sivananda, Ashtanga, Baptisite and Forrest, he has also taken further trainings in Yoga therapy with Yoga Campus and the Yoga Biomedical Trust and studied Sanskrit, Vedic chanting and Kirtan (devotional chanting) and also interweaves Buddhism and Shamanism into his teaching.
Peter Ibruegger
Yoga Teacher
Peter fell in love with yoga 23 years ago when he lived in San Francisco and observed a group of yogis practicing with such inspiring grace and integrity early in the morning during a burning man festival in the Nevada desert. He practices a combination of yoga, meditation and drawing as a daily ritual and is influenced by traditions such as ashtanga, vinyasa flow, yoga nidra (sleep yoga), Buddhist meditation, restorative and yin yoga, somatic yoga, mindfulness and neo tantra.
Stefan Zebrowski-Rubin
Yoga Teacher
Stefan has been an active yogi since 2004, having discovered the powerful physical and spiritual practice after a serious running injury. He completed his yoga teacher certification (RYT 200) in mid-2017. He believes that, through yoga, everyone can tap into the energy and awareness contained within.
Teaching at BSY
Unlike many big box commercial studios that use the word 'community' because their marketing strategist said it would sound good, at our small studio we really are a community and all our teachers are also students at the studio.
If you're interested in teaching at the studio, please don't just send us an email! Attend some classes. Get to know us and our vibe. Become a part of our community. Attend some of our social events. Then, after a couple of weeks and having got to know us, have a chat.