Deepen Your Practice With Online Yoga
Finally find a consistent, authentic and deeper practice with unlimited access to a continually growing library of classes, programmes and challenges with our UNEARTHED online yoga studio.
You’ll become part of a dedicated, warm and supportive community, commit to daily yoga both on and off your mat, meditation, breathwork, mudras, mantras and more.
When you start your free trial, you’ll have access to hundreds of classes in Angie’s members-only space learning from her and her global team of expert South Asian heritage guest teachers with over 400 classes.
Gain access to all of this by
becoming a monthly or annual member today
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Yoga, Meditation, Breathwork & Philosophy Classes
Move through a variety of yoga classes to get out of your head and into your body alongside guided visualisations, meditations and breathing techniques to alter your state of consciousness. Our classes are deeply informative and educational so you can apply yoga into your modern life.
UNEARTHED is designed for members of all experience levels with inclusion, accessibility and cultural respect at the core.
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Private Community
Our members are supported by one another, a warm and dedicated group focussed on growth, self development, spirituality and a deeper understanding of what yoga is really about.
We have a monthly book club decoding ancient texts and you’ll also get exclusive early access to UNEARTHED retreats, so you can guarantee your spot before they sell out. Share feedback and your progress and keep in touch with others you’ve met on retreat.
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Programmes & Challenges
Programmes and challenges are perfect for staying committed to your practice, or to dive deeper into particular topics through many different elements (chanting mantras, mudras and movement.)
Join our beginners yoga guide to 8 different styles, reprogram your mind in 5 days or explore our 5 days to splits challenge!
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"She helps enormous amounts of people to break destructive cycles in their lives. Angie is a brilliant example of this kind of paradoxical but contemporary spiritual practice. She's got a relevant message that strikes a chord.”
— Jonny Wilkinson

