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Welcome to Stable Yoga

Stable Yoga is a bespoke yoga studio in the quiet village of Kintbury, between Hungerford and Newbury in Berkshire. It is run by Lucy Makin who qualified as a certified yoga teacher in 2002 and who has been teaching in the Newbury area since 2004.

The Stable Yoga team consists of Lucy and her colleagues Neeta Madahar, Karen Neate, Tash Pope, Sophie Martin and Tim Brew, who all teach a range of different classes to suit differing tastes, needs and abilities, including daytime and evening options, and a Pregnancy Yoga class.

For more information on the ancient practice of yoga and some of its modern-day benefits, please visit Why Practice Yoga.

To register for a class please go to the Online Booking page, where you will be able to sign up and pay for classes using our online app/booking system. If you have any questions do contact us.

Class spaces are limited, so book early!

“I’ve loved the yoga I’ve done so far and it’s total bliss being able to just walk down the street for two minutes to get to you.” Nicki

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“I've been coming to Stable Yoga for over 15 years and feel incredibly lucky that our paths have crossed. Every week I leave my class feeling restored, refreshed and incredibly blessed.” Lou

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“I joined Stable Yoga in 2009 and have attended a couple of classes a week ever since. I hate to miss any because of the sense of well-being that each class gives. The ancient art of Yoga has a very great relevance today and can bring a kind of serenity in a chaotic world. The studio is spacious and comfortable and the setting is beautiful but, more important, the teachers' cheerful patience when correction or guidance is needed is always encouraging and never critical or ‘off-putting’.” James de A

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“A weekly dose of stretching, strengthening, relaxing, enlightening, rebalancing self-care - the perfect way to destress & start the week. I always leave class feeling refreshed.” Hayley

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“I'm so pleased to have discovered Yoga, a full 90 minutes of forgetting all the things usually buzzing round one’s head and stretching long forgotten bits of your body is so therapeutic. And to add to that such beautiful, tranquil surroundings, beats a gym or Town Hall any day :)” Jo W.

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