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Evening Zen Yoga – Teversal

Name: Evening Zen Yoga – Teversal
Start: 2026-10-28T18:30+00:00
End: 2026-10-28T19:30+00:00
Location: Evening Zen Yoga – Teversal

Day of Recurring Event: Every Wednesday

Wed 28 Oct 2026

Event Start Date: 28 October 2026

Event Start Time: 6:30 PM

Event End Time: 7:30 PM

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Teversal Village Hall

Fackley Rd

Teversal

NG17 3hn

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Wind down with breathing, gentle Zen Yoga and guided meditation. A familiar weekly routine helps you release the day, build confidence in the practice and develop techniques you can also use at home.

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Give yourself an hour to slow down at the end of the day with our Evening Zen Yoga class at Teversal Village Hall.

We begin each session with simple breathing techniques to help quieten a busy mind, shift your attention away from the day and prepare for the practice.

We then move into Zen Yoga — a gentle and mindful combination of movement, stretching, awareness and breath. The emphasis is on working comfortably with your own body rather than trying to achieve difficult poses.

I deliberately keep the sessions similar from week to week. Repeating a familiar sequence gives you time to learn the movements properly, notice how your body responds and build enough confidence to continue parts of the practice at home if you wish.

The class finishes with a guided meditation, allowing the body to settle and giving you a quieter transition into the rest of your evening.

You do not need to be flexible or experienced in yoga. Beginners are very welcome, and different options are offered throughout the class so you can adapt the practice to suit you.

Every Wednesday, 6:30–7:30 pm
Teversal Village Hall
£7.50 per session

Beginners, returning students and experienced yogis are all very welcome.

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Parking & arrival information

Parking: Please park considerately on the surrounding streets. Do not use the Carnarvon Arms car park, as this is for their customers.

Please take particular care not to park in or obstruct the bus stop directly outside the hall.

Arrival: The hall opens at approximately 6:00 pm, around 30 minutes before the class begins, so you are welcome to arrive early, get settled and have a few minutes before we start.

If this is your first session, please arrive early so I can welcome you, go through the breathing techniques with you and give you time to complete a short new-starter form.

You can also complete the form online before attending: https://forms.gle/nwMCcM1wUH3hPh417

The Zen Rooms

I’m Neil Perry-Timson, a Reiki teacher, yoga instructor and holistic wellbeing practitioner, as well as the founder of The Zen Rooms and Zen Community Hub.

I created The Zen Rooms to provide a welcoming place where people can discover trusted practitioners, services, events and supportive resources to help them explore holistic wellbeing and personal development. I later founded Zen Community Hub to make wellbeing activities more accessible within local communities, particularly for people who may feel isolated, overwhelmed or unable to access traditional support.

Through my own work, I offer Reiki, yoga, meditation, sound healing, spiritual development and a range of relaxing wellbeing experiences. My approach is warm, inclusive and down-to-earth. I aim to create calm, supportive spaces where people can feel comfortable, connect with others, build confidence and explore practices that support their physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing at a pace that feels right for them.

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Experience level

No experience needed

Event Agenda

6:00 pm — Hall opens
Arrive, get settled and speak to me before the session if you are new or have any questions.

6:30 pm — Breathing techniques
We begin with simple breathing practices to quieten the mind and prepare for the session.

Zen Yoga practice
A familiar sequence of gentle, mindful movement, stretching and breath awareness.

Guided meditation
We finish by becoming still and settling into a guided meditation.

7:30 pm — Finish

I have never done yoga before. Can I still come?

Absolutely. The class is designed to be welcoming to beginners as well as people who already have some yoga experience. You do not need to be particularly flexible or fit. I will offer options throughout the class so you can work comfortably at your own level.

What happens during a Zen Yoga class?

We begin with breathing techniques to help quieten the mind and prepare for the session. We then move into a gentle Zen Yoga practice combining movement, stretching, awareness and breath. Every class finishes with guided meditation and relaxation.

Why are the classes similar each week?

This is deliberate. I want you to have time to become familiar with the breathing techniques and movements rather than having to learn a completely new routine every week. Repetition helps you build confidence, notice your progress and learn a simple practice that you can also use at home.

What should I bring?

Please wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely. Yoga mats and equipment are available, although you are very welcome to bring your own mat if you prefer. You may also want to bring a bottle of water and an extra layer for the meditation at the end.

What do I need to do before my first class?

If this is your first session, please arrive early. The hall opens around 30 minutes before class and I like to have time to welcome new students, explain the breathing techniques and answer any questions before we begin.

I will also ask you to complete a short new-starter form. You can complete it when you arrive or save time by completing it online beforehand: https://forms.gle/nwMCcM1wUH3hPh417

What if I have an injury, health condition or limited mobility?

Please let me know before the class if there is anything that may affect your practice, particularly if you are recovering from an injury or operation, are pregnant, or have a health condition that affects movement, balance or breathing. I can usually suggest gentler options, but there may be occasions where I recommend checking with an appropriate healthcare professional first.

Do I have to be able to sit on the floor or do every movement?

No. You are encouraged to work with your own body and never force a movement. You can rest whenever you need to, miss out anything that does not feel right and use alternatives or supports where appropriate. Yoga should adapt to you, rather than you having to adapt yourself to yoga.

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