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Hello
I’m Katie Moore, a qualified Vinyasa Yoga instructor with over ten years of practice behind me and a real love for what yoga can do for people.
My classes are dynamic and I focus on helping people build strength and mobility through thoughtful sequencing and accurate alignment. Everything we do on the mat is designed to support life off the mat too— how to support strong bodies to maximise movement and getting stuck into all that life has to offer.
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I’m excited for you to join the Moore Yoga journey.
What I offer?
Mixed ability Vinyasa Flow class - every Thursday at Calsa, Collingham (7 p.m.-8 p.m.)
Private lessons
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Private group classes
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Please bring your mat to class. If you’re new to yoga, just let me know beforehand and I’ll have a mat ready for your first session so you can try it out before investing.
My Story
Movement has always been part of my life. As a child I loved to dance and growing up in Yorkshire - going for a walk was a staple family event (we had matching blue anoraks). Later, as a secondary school History teacher, I travelled during the holidays, and I became fascinated by how different cultures used movement as a means of expression.
I very sceptically tried yoga in 2014; with a big chip on my shoulder about what the yoga community would be like. I left that first lesson both humbled and hooked. What surprised me most was discovering that yoga was about so much more than flexibility. I loved the feeling of getting stronger. At the same time, there was something uncompetitive about it: authentic people, wobbles were welcomed, perfection wasn’t the goal, and there was room in such a broad community for someone who was partial for a Gin and Tonic, loved carbs and the occasional, or not so occasional, fast food treat. I found a great studio in Crystal Palace where no one batted an eye lid if your outfit was from Sainsburys and where alignment was fundamental to each lesson.
Over the years, I explored different styles of yoga, and each one offered a new lens on the practice. Vinyasa resonated with me particularly deeply. There is strength in the physical practice, but also a sense of calm that comes from connecting movement to breath. Work took me to Tamil Nadu each summer. Being in India deepened my curiosity and broadened my understanding of how yoga has evolved across cultures and generations. It also helped me appreciate that the physical practice is just one part of a much bigger tradition.
Yoga has carried me through some of the trickiest chapters of my life. When London’s pace felt too fast for my nature, yoga became my anchor. It helped me recognise that my heart belonged somewhere with more sky, and more hills. That awareness eventually guided me back home to Yorkshire.
Returning north brought me into the embrace of the Leeds yoga community, and completing my teacher training with Jamie Blowers at Harewood Holistics deepened my knowledge, strengthened my practice, and reminded me that yoga is a lifelong learning journey. I’m endlessly grateful for the teachers, peers, and students who continue to shape me.
One of the greatest joys of teaching has been helping people find strength, and greater awareness of their bodies through my emphasis on alignment. For me, yoga is about much more than how a body looks or how flexible it can become. It is about cultivating strong, capable bodies - I would love to support people to dance on tables or go for a jog at 80!