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Siblings Neil & Jinty sharing a love of yoga 

Weekly scheduled classes are currently on pause.
we hope to be able to offer workshops, mysore clinics and courses in the near future. if you’d like us to run one for you please drop us an email.
You can still access our free YouTube classes below

Free Guided Primary Class with us here on YouTube

Happy Hour Guided Class here

A 15 Minute Practice here

Also on our channel –

Yoga For everyone,

Half Primary Series,

Learn the Opening and Closing Chants and

a Jump through Tutorial.

Keep practicing.

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Based in their Purpose built Shala in East Devon, siblings Neil and Jinty share their love of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga.

Jinty also Co Hosts the weekly Womenkind Collective Podcast, with special guests and over 100 episodes to choose from. Jinty and Womenkind Collective are also partnering with The Rock house in North Devon for a ‘More than a Seaside Menopause Retreat’ in November 2024, more details here

The History of Childbirth with historian & author Lucy Inglis WomenKind Collective

Birth is often treated as timeless and unchanging but the way we give birth has always reflected power, politics, and gender.In this episode of Womenkind Collective: Spill The Tea, we’re joined by cultural historian and novelist Lucy Inglis, author of Born: The Untold History of Childbirth, to explore how childbirth has been shaped and controlled across history.From Neolithic birthing practices to ancient contraceptives, from upright labour to the medicalisation of birth, Lucy charts the moments when women were pushed out of decision-making and examines how patriarchal systems and medicine became deeply intertwined.We discuss:• What inspired Lucy to write a full history of childbirth• The “obstetric dilemma” and why humans need help in labour• Medical misogyny from Hippocrates to the modern maternity ward• Pain relief in the 1840s and the story of Fanny Appleton Longfellow• The experiences of Anarcha, Betsey and Lucy — and why their stories are essential• Why women still struggle for autonomy over pregnancy and birth today• What must change to create safer, more humane birthing experiencesLucy Inglis is also the author of Milk of Paradise: A History of Opium, a blogger at GeorgianLondon.com, and a regular contributor to radio and television.We catch up on our weeks adventures and learn about a beautiful tradition from the women of Kongthong, a remote part of India and their tradition of Jingrwal iawbei when a baby is born. Stick around for something for our 'thought for the week'. Lucy Inglis :Books: • Born. The Untold History of Humanity. Lucy Inglis. 2025. Bloomsbury Continuum• Milk of Paradise: A History of Opium. Lucy Inglis. 2018. Picador• Georgian London: Into the Streets. Lucy Inglis. 2013. Penguin Socials:I: @lucyinglisX: @lucyinglisL: Lucy Inglis   ☕ SUBSCRIBE for honest chats on women’s health, feminist issues, sisterhood & smashing the patriarchy, one cuppa at a time.💛 Enjoying the podcast? Please share, leave us a review or comment!If you would like to you can Buy us a coffee at Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/womenkindcollectivepodcast💬 We love hearing from you, email us your ideas here Jinty & Lou @ womenkindcollective@gmail.com👀 Join us on instagram here https://www.instagram.com/womenkindcollective?igsh=ZmxmbGs2d3BjcXA1&utm_source=qr🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/womenkind-collective/id1557937820🎧 Listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/42KniEtc5WGQhNvREsN1WP?si=e14a83c93a304bb3And all your favourite Podcast PlatformsThank you for Listening Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
  1. The History of Childbirth with historian & author Lucy Inglis
  2. Neck pain, Back pain & Breast Support: The Posture Connection with Siobhan O'Donavan
  3. Breaking Barriers at 30,000 Feet, with RAF Fast Jet Pilot Mandy Hickson
  4. The Menopause Recipe with Karen Newby
  5. Leslie Horton on Going Viral, Calling Out Body-Shaming, and Championing Women in Midlife

 

“Neil and Jinty are both amazing teachers, I’m very grateful I got to meet them. Every time I go to practise with them and other fellow ashtangis I feel like I am home…in a sacred time & space…where anything is possible! They know their students very well and how to adapt your practise and will direct you towards the best in you. Go and try for yourself if you haven’t yet and you will feel like a new person 🙂 
Thank you so much for inspiration & motivation, I have learned so much xxx

“After seeing a Intro course I decided to bite the bullet and try. Wasn’t expecting to enjoy it so much. It had come at a difficult time and has been an absolute highlight. Both Neil & Jinty were welcoming and not once did I ever feel silly asking questions etc. 100% recommended.”  V

“I have just finished my ‘Intro to Ashtanga’ course with Neil and Jinty and it far exceeded my expectations. The lessons are expertly run and there’s a friendly atmosphere in their stunning purpose built yoga studio. If you’ve ever had the slightest inkling to give yoga a try, book up for their next course.”  S

 

“Jinty and Neil seriously know there stuff. Having never done any type of yoga before I was very apprehensive but Neil and Jinty put me completely at ease and talked me through everything, always giving lots of encouragement. After the class I feel like I’m floating on air! My brain is clear and I have the most amazing nights sleep! Give a class a go. You will not regret it! X”  D


 

“Great teachers, in a new amazing setting patience and love”  G


 

“If you’re looking for excellent, relaxed classes whether you’re starting out or developing your yoga, this is the perfect place. Both instructors are fantastic, understanding and friendly and will get the best out of you that you can do in a patient and encouraging way. Can’t recommend them highly enough.”  B


 

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