
Workshops & Retreats
Moving past Fear
Friday 27th January 6-8pm
This workshop will be focussed on overcoming fear in kicking up to handstand. Whether you can kick up to the wall but find yourself holding back when that safety net is taken away, or whether you can’t (yet!) kick up even with the wall there to support you, this workshop will be a space to explore where that fear comes from and how to address it.
Early bird £25 per person (before 01/01/23)
Regular Price £50 / Concession £35

Past Events

Back to the Ground
September 24th 2022
"Back to the Ground: Movement Games" is the first of a series of workshops in collaboration with Fitness Renaissance. We will be exploring natural movement, coordination games, roughhousing and locomotion.
The Gut Heart Connection
London Climbing Festival
7th May 2022
This workshop focussed on a practice of embodied mindfulness, exploring how we can tap into our senses and interoceptive experience (internal bodily sensations) to help us regulate and manage fear, adrenaline and commitment when climbing. This practice is relevant to climbers of all levels: whether you’re a newbie who is working on overcoming a fear of heights or a more advanced climber working on more challenging routes - knowing when to hold back and when to commit is key for sustaining an injury free practice.


Mobility Through Play
London Climbing Festival
7th May 2022
This workshop will provide you with games and tools that you can use in your warm up to develop functional range for adaptable hips and shoulders. When we practice strict poses or stretches we hit only one angle of stretch in our muscles, whereas when we climb we need to be able to hit every angle. This is where play comes in. By working in a dynamic and playful way with a partner, you will find yourself stretching in ways you might never have tried on your own. Build a strong, resilient and bendy body to take you further on the wall.
Intro to AcroYoga
London Climbing Festival
7th May 2022
Acroyoga is a fun and playful practice, but also one that involves the development of trust and good verbal and non verbal communication skills. Sharing this practice, whether with a friend or a partner, is a wonderful way to connect and laugh together. In this workshop we’ll work on key lifting techniques and searching for balance together, as well as breath techniques for finding flow and connection together in movement.


ReWild & ReVive
February 2022
A full day immersive outdoor workshop exploring primal movement and reconnection to nature in collaboration with John Sawney & Cat Jones and finishing with a breathwork and wild swimming session led by Wim Hof instructor Jack Friddle. Expect tree climbing, partner games and belly laughter alongside quiet reflection and sensory exploration. Set in a beautiful Nature Reserve just outside London.
Partnering and Microbatics
August 2021
@ Tripspace
Intermediate Level Workshop.
3 hours delving into soft acrobatics including cartwheel variations and the tsinsica, macaco and QDR elbow lever. We explored the line between practice and play and how we can use partner games to push ourselves into finding new pathways and movements in and out of the floor.


Acroyoga and Partnering
February 2020
Exploring basic principles of counterbalance, building trust and developing techniques for non verbal cuing and communication. Learning techniques for falling safely and for good spotting.
Animal Flow Workshop
January 2020
In this 4-part short workshop series, we worked our way through the level 1 animal flow curriculum, breaking down core moves and giving students tools to continue exploring on their own as they learned to build their own flows.


Handstand Workshop
September 2019
This workshop covered the foundations behind the handstand inculding the pre-requisite conditioning and mobility work needed, wall drills and confidence in falling out of a handstand.
Move and Play
September 2019
This workshop was focussed on partner games using a variety of basic tools (balls, sticks and ropes) to develop mobility and strength in a playful way.
