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about sida yoga

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Based in the south of England, on the sunny Dorset coast, sìdà yoga is owned and operated by Victoria – a certified Yoga Alliance Professional with more than 3,000 teaching hours and over a decade of experience in helping people to be their best.

Whether you’re coming to yoga for the first time, looking for help in reaching a specific goal, or aiming to enhance your existing practice – Victoria has experience in helping you achieve exactly what you want, in a way that suits your individual style.

certified

As the owner of sìdà yoga, Victoria is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT500) with Yoga Alliance. She teaches Restorative, Alignment, Yin, Rocket, Aerial & Vinyasa classes online and across Dorset, having accumulated over 3000 teaching & training hours since graduation.

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experienced

Victoria has travelled all over the world both learning and practicing yoga for over 10 years. Based in Dorset, she is able to offer a refreshing and energetic style of teaching focusing on the ‘feel good’ factor that yoga provides for individuals and groups.

individual

Victoria works with her students closely to determine each individual need and develop tailored practices to suit all requirements. Keen to make yoga accessible for everyone, our classes are multi-level from beginner to advanced.

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online class pricing

single live class

£5
Drop-in online whenever your schedule allows
  • Pay Per Class

  • Easy booking

  • Choose your style

  • Live feedback

  • After class support

bespoke 1:1 class

£30
A session tailored to your needs and practice
  • Pay Per Class

  • Personalised to you

  • At your convenience

  • Private tuition

  • Tailored feedback

on-demand classes

£9.95
Unlimited yoga classes - anytime, anywhere
  • Pay Per Month

  • Updated weekly

  • Always available

  • Watch in full 4K or HD

  • Cancel anytime

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Virtual Yoga: Why I’m not ready to leave my lockdown bubble

Virtual Yoga: Why I’m not ready to leave my lockdown bubble As lockdown restrictions start to lift, the majority of people are looking forward to getting back to normal, but I’m afraid I’m not one of them. With the gyms able to re-open on 25th July, some are counting the days like an Advent calendar, while others can’t imagine anything worse. I’m one of the cautious ones. I have to say, I can’t help but feel that with the reported deaths from Covid-19 reaching 79 (at time of writing) we might be being a little too hasty in our efforts …