Classical Hatha Yoga for adults and children, taught in small groups by certified teacher Shubhra Jain in Raynes Park, London. Practices are taught in their traditional form, with clear instruction and personal corrections.
| Venue | Dependent on the Class and number of bookings. The Lantern Arts Centre and Lantern Methodist Church are two venues we often use in this location. |
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| Style | Classical Hatha Yoga, as taught in the Isha tradition. |
| Who it’s for | Adults and teenagers aged 14 and over, and children aged 7 to 12. No previous experience needed. |
| Programmes | Upa Yoga, Surya Kriya, weekly adult classes, Angamardana and children’s workshops |
| Booking | Contact Shubhra using the form below to register your interest for yoga classes in Raynes Park. |
| Getting there | 2-minute walk from Raynes Park station. Buses 57, 131 and 200 stop nearby. |
Shubhra Jain teaches yoga classes in Raynes Park, London, at venues such as;
Classes and workshops in Raynes Park are open to adults and children, and you don’t need any previous yoga experience to begin.
Classical Hatha Yoga is yoga in its traditional form. Shubhra teaches it as it is taught in the Isha tradition: one practice at a time, with clear instruction and personal corrections, so that you can continue the practice on your own at home. Groups are kept small so she can see every student and help with the details that matter.
If you are interested in Yoga Classes in Raynes Park, please start by completing the contact form below.
Whichever practice you choose, review workshops and guided sessions may be available to help you refine your technique and maintain a steady home practice.
Every child’s journey begins here. This 3-Day Children’s Yoga Workshop introduces authentic Classical Hatha Yoga and provides the foundation required before progressing to weekly classes and follow-on programmes.
Learn the complete 21-step Surya Kriya sequence and breathing technique. This powerful yet meditative practice supports strength, flexibility, vitality, balance and a sustainable home practice.
Build a steady and meaningful Hatha Yoga practice through cohort-based weekly classes. Learn selected practices gradually, including Upa Yoga, Surya Shakti and elements of Yogasanas, with support to become established before progressing.
Learn 21 classical Hatha Yoga postures held with precision and awareness. Yogasanas align the body, mind and energy system and prepare the body for deeper states of stillness and meditativeness.
Discover Angamardana, a powerful system of classical Hatha Yoga. Suitable for ages from 8 years old, the dynamic practice develops strength, endurance, flexibility and mental resilience using only your own body.
Nurture your body, calm your mind, and connect with your baby through Isha prenatal yoga workshops. Available in-person or online, as Single Sessions or Full Modules.
Each practice is a complete system with a different emphasis. Tell us about your experience, schedule and goals and we’ll help you choose a suitable place to begin.
Address
Lantern Arts Centre
Tolverne Road
Raynes Park
London SW20 8RA
By train
Raynes Park station is a 2-minute walk. Trains from London Waterloo take around 19 minutes, and Wimbledon is 3 minutes away.
By bus
Routes 57, 131 and 200 stop nearby, at Raynes Park Methodist Church (towards Wimbledon) and Raynes Park Station (away from Wimbledon).
By car
Street parking around the centre is restricted Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 6:30pm, so public transport is usually easiest on weekdays.
Finding the entrance
The centre is in the Lantern Methodist Church building. The main entrance is on Tolverne Road, just off Worple Road.
Access
There is a lift to the first-floor studios and two accessible toilets on the ground floor. Blue Badge holders can park on Tolverne Road and Trewince Road. If you have any access needs, let Shubhra know before your class.
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Sadhguru is a yogi, visionary and founder of the Isha Foundation. Surya Kriya has been structured by Sadhguru as a complete process rooted in the classical yogic tradition.
It is offered with precision by trained Isha Hatha Yoga teachers so participants can learn the practice safely and experience it beyond physical exercise—as a means to bring balance to the body, mind and energy system.
Everything you need to know about yoga with Shubhra in Raynes Park.
Classes are held at Lantern Arts Centre, Tolverne Road, Raynes Park, London SW20 8RA. The main entrance is on Tolverne Road, just off Worple Road.
No. Shubhra's programmes are designed to meet you where you are, with clear guidance throughout. If you're completely new to yoga, Upa Yoga is a good place to start.
No. The weekly adult classes run as a committed group with a fixed start date, so everyone learns the practices together. Workshops are booked individually.
Street parking nearby is restricted Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 6:30pm. Blue Badge holders can park on Tolverne Road and Trewince Road. Raynes Park station is a 2-minute walk away.
Raynes Park station is a 2-minute walk away, with trains from London Waterloo in around 19 minutes. Buses 57, 131 and 200 also stop nearby.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing.
Yes. Children aged 7 to 12 can join a 3-Day Children's Yoga Workshop at Lantern Arts Centre.
Prices for each date are shown in the booking calendar.
Choose a date in the booking calendar on this page. If you'd like help choosing a programme, message Shubhra on WhatsApp or use the contact form.
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