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Lilly Stoppa

Lilly Stoppa teaches yin yoga and meditation in London, with restore-style practice woven through the sessions. Lilly's classes take place in the evening at Yoga Collective in Hatch End, where the pace is slow and the holds are long.

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About Lilly Stoppa

Lilly Stoppa teaches yin yoga and meditation in London, with restore-style practice woven through the sessions. Lilly's classes take place in the evening at Yoga Collective in Hatch End, where the pace is slow and the holds are long. The practice is about sensation: noticing how the body settles into stillness and how the breath moves when there is nothing to rush toward.

It suits you if

  • you want slow, quiet evening practice
  • you prefer long holds and gentle stretching
  • you want to build a meditation habit after work

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What Lilly teaches

Lilly's classes are built around yin yoga, a style where poses are held for several minutes so the deeper tissues of the body have time to soften. Alongside this, Lilly includes meditation and restore-style practice, which use props and supported positions to let the body rest fully.

The classes are gentle rather than physically demanding. Each session asks you to slow down, sit with what you feel, and let the breath guide the pace.

Where and when

Lilly leads Lilly's classes at Yoga Collective in Hatch End. The evening start time is 7:45pm, and each class runs for about an hour. Most of Lilly's sessions fall on weekday evenings, with Tuesday being the day Lilly most often teaches.

Because the classes finish in the evening, they suit those who want a calm end to the working day rather than a morning session.

Lilly Stoppa: questions and answers

What kind of classes does Lilly teach?

Lilly leads classes in yin yoga and meditation, often combined with restore-style practice. The classes are slow and quiet, built around long holds and time to settle.

Where does Lilly teach in London?

Lilly's classes run at Yoga Collective in Hatch End. The evening classes start at 7:45pm, and the typical class lasts about an hour.

When do Lilly's classes take place?

Lilly's classes are in the evening, starting at 7:45pm. Most of Lilly's classes fall on weekday evenings, and Tuesday is the day when Lilly teaches most often.

Are Lilly's classes suitable for beginners?

Yes. Lilly's classes are gentle and slow, which suits people who are new to yoga or who want a quieter practice. Yin and restore work with stillness rather than strong movement, so there is room to follow along at your own pace.

How long are Lilly's classes?

Lilly's classes are about an hour long. Most are held in the evening, so they can fit well after the working day.

What does Lilly teach?

Yin.

How do I book a class with Lilly?

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