Michael’s been doing yoga longer than pretty much anything else in his life. He started practising yoga in 2001, and did his first teacher training in 2009. He recognises that yoga means a lot of different things to a lot of different people and that yoga asanas are just the surface; they provide an entry point into something multi-dimensional, a living philosophy which is continuously adapting and evolving to the needs of the time. And we’re at a time when everyone needs yoga. Among other things he teaches a fast paced dynamic vinyasa, focusing on pranayama and alignment, with hands on adjustments. He also teaches a variety of different kinds of hot yoga, including Bikram and Fierce Grace, and believes that yoga practice is for all. He teaches in group settings and specialised one to one sessions and welcomes everyone to his class.