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Rae Bird
Movement, Breathwork & Relaxation
for Body, Mind & Soul
Rae Bird
Movement, Breathwork & Relaxation For Body, Mind & Soul
'Kind' movement, is movement that is accessible for all body types, genders, ages and abilities.
'Kind' movement embraces the reality that every body and every mind is unique.
'Kind' movement is a fusion of traditional and contemporary Yoga and the
Traditional Chinese Medicine movement practice Qi Gong that nurtures
and supports positive habits for mental and physical wellbeing.
Breath work and relaxation techniques aim to enhance your practice, and perhaps
your ability to manage life in an everyday context.
'Kind' movement is not about flexibility, performance or the aesthetic of achieving a
specific shape in a posture or movement.
'Kind' movement guides you towards knowing and understanding your body and mind.
'Kind' movement is about greater kindness to yourself, self-awareness, and optimising your
potential for now and long into your future.
My promise to you is that I will always serve you with kindness, and will always respect
who you are, your abilities, and your infinite possibilities.
ABOUT ME
I am a 200RYT yoga teacher based near Stamford, Lincolnshire UK. I trained at Bahia Yoga, Nottingham (60hr Yoga Foundation Course; www.bahiayoga.com) and CAMYoga in Cambridge (200hr Teacher Training; www.camyoga.co.uk).
I am registered with Yoga Alliance Professionals (UK) and Yoga Alliance (USA).
I love to share my yoga with people from all walks of life, all ages, abilities and interests.
Yoga is a lifetime of learning and I learn as much from you, as you learn from me. I am inspired by exploring my own
daily practice, by reading yoga texts, listening to podcasts, furthering my studies, and regularly attending workshops
and yoga classes with inspirational teachers and studios: Chris Taylor Yoga (www.christayloryoga.com),
Peter Blackaby (www.intelligentyoga.co.uk), Carol Trevor (www.yogacarol.co.uk), John Stirk (www.johnstirk.com)
and Nourish Yoga Training (www.nourishyogatraining.com).






'Yoga is about a way of living,
which encourages moderation and
mindful movement and thinking.'
Dr Ginger Garner - author of Medical Therapeutic Yoga



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