Matthew has been teaching yoga since 2015 and practicing for more than 15 years.

He founded Brewer Street Yoga in 2019 to bring his style of yoga for men to a wider audience, and is now joined by a dozen amazing teachers who share his vision and ethos.

Antonio first encountered Yoga in 1997 in Mexico while training as an actor. He was instantly drawn by it as it was clear to him that the effects of the practice were very different from those experienced as a result of other disciplines such as dance and sports.

Gérard is a French man who decided to move and live in the UK 6 years ago.
It was during a retreat that he first discovered the Yoga practice. At the start it was for him a nice way to work out, then he found out the benefits of the practice on his daily life too and quickly Yoga became a passion. The practice has supported him on many levels and he feels a strong sense of responsibility to share.

Marc has a passion for yoga, meditation and sound healing in equal measures.

Having practiced yoga for over two decades, to overcome stresses whilst heading a thriving business spanning restaurants and cafes, he found his deeper yogic calling in 2018 upon completion of his teacher training on the beautiful island of Mallorca.

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.

Hi, I am Andrea. I have always been active, running and regularly going to the gym. That is how I started my journey into yoga. At first I looked at it as another physical activity to mix into my weekly routine.

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.

Giacomo (Giaky) is a London-based dancer, lecturer and yoga teacher.
Coming from a dance background, Giacomo brings his embodied knowledge of the human body and his passion for movement to the yoga studio.

Paul has performed most of his life on stage as a professional dancer and singer. 

His passion for yoga came a bit later and he instantly fell in love with not just the asana practice but the great lessons it has taught; Living Life with purpose, gratitude, love,  compassion, and patience, letting go of attachment and expectations.

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.

Andy teaches Power Yoga – a flowing, energised dynamic vinyasa, with influences drawn primarily from the Baptiste Yoga tradition, but also some elements of Forrest Yoga.

Dave has been running fitness classes all over London, including many in London's famous Royal Parks for many years.

Kage is from a professional dance and theatre background and fell into yoga as it was the “cool thing” all the other dancers were doing. From a fashion trend it became a true love and he has been practicing yoga for over 10 years and became a yoga teacher 2019.

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.