Amy, the organiser at Yogacampus, wants to share a quick update with the sports community. Located in London, Yogacampus has been a key spot for training yoga teachers and therapists since 2003. Amy is proud of how it's become a go-to for both teachers and yoga enthusiasts wanting to deepen their skills.
As a not-for-profit, Yogacampus offers a broad range of yoga courses and events that aren't tied to any specific school of thought. The courses are crafted based on fresh academic research, blending traditional yoga teachings with modern demands. They offer in-person, online, and hybrid training options to make it easy for everyone to join in.
Yogacampus also has a spacious studio in Finsbury Park. It's got hardwood floors with floor heating, big windows, a skylight, a mezzanine, and all the yoga props you might need. It's perfect for events, comfortably fitting up to 45 people for gatherings and 28 for movement classes. Plus, it's just a short walk from Finsbury Park Station.
Amy wants to highlight their commitment to diversity and accessibility. They offer bursaries to make yoga education more affordable and open. These are prioritised for those who aim to bring yoga to disadvantaged communities and people from marginalised backgrounds. Each specialist course has a 50% bursary available.
Upcoming courses include the “Meditation Teacher Training: Mindfulness and Concentration” and “The Pelvis is Everything.” Both are great for those wanting to expand their knowledge.
Amy also mentions that Yogacampus sells Christmas gift vouchers—a nice idea for anyone wanting to share the gift of wellness. They're also running blog posts on topics like the connection between digestive health and wellbeing.
With its dedication to quality training, diversity, and accessibility, Yogacampus, backed by Amy's efforts, stays a respected name in the London yoga scene.