Hatha Classes
Steady poses and breath work. Perfect for building strength and calm. Regular weekday and weekend slots.
YOGA STUDIO · BRIGHTON SEAFRONT
Breathe easy after work.
Small studio, quiet corner. Hatha, Yin, and one-to-one sessions for bodies and minds that need rest.
What we offer
Classes that fit your pace.
From beginner to steady practice. Max 12 mats, so you get space and attention.
Yin Classes
Deep, slow holds. Let gravity do the work. Ideal for unwinding after a long day.
Beginner Courses
Four-week intro to yoga foundations. Learn breathing, alignment, and how to listen to your body.
One-to-One Sessions
Personalised practice tailored to your body and goals. Book private time in our quiet studio.
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Inside the studio.
Quiet space, natural light, room to breathe.
About the studio
A small space for real practice.
Ship Street Yoga is a twelve-mat studio tucked into Brighton's seafront. We keep it small on purpose—so you're never crowded, and you always feel welcomed.
We teach Hatha and Yin because both matter: one builds, the other releases. Beginners start here. People with years of practice come back. We focus on breath, ease, and what your body actually needs—not what Instagram says it should do.
Whether you're new to yoga or looking for a quieter place to practice, you'll find that here.
Ship Street Yoga
What people say
Real feedback from our community.
Small class, real attention. First time I felt like I was doing yoga, not just showing up.
The seafront location makes it feel like an escape. Exactly what I needed after work.
One-to-one sessions helped me understand my body instead of just copying poses.
Contact
Ready to start?
Drop in, book a beginner course, or book a private session. First class is always a good idea.
Questions
New to yoga?
Everything you need to know before your first class.
Do I need to be flexible to start?
No. Yoga isn't about touching your toes—it's about what happens when you try. We'll meet you where you are and show you how to build strength and ease at your own pace.
What's the difference between Hatha and Yin?
Hatha is active: you build heat, strength, and awareness through movement and breath. Yin is slow and deep: you hold poses longer and let gravity do the work. Both are valuable. Most people benefit from both.
How many people are in a class?
Max 12 mats. That's intentional. You get space around you, and the teacher can give real attention to everyone in the room.
What do I bring?
Just yourself. We have mats, props, and blankets. Wear something comfortable. Bring water if you like. Arrive 5 minutes early so you can settle in.