Yoga
Space to breathe.
A considered yoga programme in Crouch End — depth over trend, taught by teachers who know their subject.
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Yoga here is taught with the same intention that runs through everything we do. Classes move slowly enough to be done well, with real attention to alignment, breath and presence rather than pace.
We teach a genuine range of styles, from strong and heated to slow and still, so there’s a way in whatever you’re after on the day — guided by teachers with deep training in the traditions North London takes seriously.
The Mat Room
A room that slows you down.
Warm underfoot, softly lit, quiet before anyone’s said a word. The Recentre Room is where our yoga lives – a space designed to lower your shoulders the moment you walk in.
Leave your shoes and your phone outside. Mats, blocks, straps and bolsters are all here; you bring nothing but yourself. In the heated classes, gentle infrared warmth fills the room without the heavy, airless feeling of a traditional hot studio.
Taught by teachers worth seeking out
We're careful about who teaches here. It's the part we think about most.
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Maitripushpa Bois
Yin Yoga
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Joanna Hyndman
Vinyasa / The Reset / Yin Yoga
Our signature practice
The Reset.
If you do one class in the mat room, make it this one. The Reset is our own sequence, a balance of movement and stillness, practised in gentle infrared heat.
Infrared warms you from the inside rather than heating the air, so it’s a softer, more breathable heat than a traditional hot room. You’ll work and you’ll sweat, and you’ll also spend a good while lying still. Most people come out slower and quieter than they went in.
No experience needed. It’s the same sequence every time, which is part of why it works.
The styles we teach
From strong and heated to slow and still. Every class carries a full description on the schedule — here's the shape of each.
Heated Reset
Our signature sequence in gentle infrared heat - movement and stillness, for every level.
Vinyasa
Breath linked to movement, building in intensity then softening to rest. Mixed level; each teacher brings their own sequencing.
4BEAT
Dynamic vinyasa synced to a slow, steady beat - a rhythmic, immersive moving meditation, built on the 4BEAT method created by Marcus Veda. Adventurous beginners welcome alongside regulars.
Hatha
A considered approach to posture, breath and stillness. Great for beginners and experienced practitioners building steadiness and balance.
Restorative
Passive, fully supported poses that reset the nervous system - deep physical release and mental space. For everyone.
Yin
Long, still holds of two to five minutes - softening, space and meditative awareness, with layers of Chinese energy theory and Taoist thought. For everyone.
What a class is actually like
Arrive five minutes before. Ten on your first visit. Say hello at the desk, shoes and phone away, and find a space on the floor. Mats and props are already there.
Your teacher will settle the room, then guide you through, offering options the whole way so you can take more or less on any given day. Heated classes build warmth early. Slower classes stay low and quiet. However it goes, the last few minutes are always yours to rest.
Nothing is compulsory, and no one is looking at you.
You don't need to be flexible
This is the question we get most, and the answer is no. You get flexible by doing it. That’s rather the order of things, and it applies to experience too. Nobody in the room started out knowing what they were doing.
Come to a beginner-friendly class, tell your teacher it’s your first time, and take it at your own pace.
Go deeper: workshops
Alongside the timetable we run regular workshops, ninety minutes to two and a half hours, with our own teachers and guests. Pranayama and yoga nidra, sound journeys and kirtan with live musicians, yin intensives, and Hello Handstand for anyone curious about going upside down.
One roof, one membership
Yoga, then the plunge.
Yoga, reformer and a full Recovery Room under one roof, on one membership. Finish a heated class and go straight into the sauna and cold plunge. Practice and recovery, ten steps apart.
Yoga questions
I'm a complete beginner - is that OK?
More than OK. We run beginner-friendly and mixed-level classes where the teacher offers options throughout. Tell us it’s your first time when you book.
Do I need to be flexible?
No. Flexibility is something the practice builds over time – it’s never a requirement to walk in.
What are the heated classes like?
They use gentle infrared, which warms your body rather than the air – softer and more breathable than a traditional hot room. Expect to sweat; bring a towel and extra water.
What should I bring?
Just yourself. Mats, blocks, straps, bolsters and blankets are all here. Yoga is practised barefoot; wear something you can move and breathe in.
Can I combine yoga with reformer and recovery?
Absolutely — most members do, and one membership covers all three. Yoga for breath and stillness, reformer for strength, the Recovery Room to put it all back together.
New to The Reset Rooms
Two weeks of everything.
Yoga, reformer, mat and the Recovery Room — all of it, for two weeks. The easiest way to find out if we're for you.
- Unlimited yoga
- Unlimited reformer & mat classes
- Sauna & cold plunge sessions
- No commitment beyond the two weeks
Find your class.
Book in, or take a look at everything on the schedule this week.