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Dynamic Hot Yoga

Dynamic Hot Yoga Studios offer a range of yoga classes throughout the day including Ashtanga, teacher training and private tuition. Our beautiful yoga studio is based in Portslade, Brighton. with an eco friendly energy saving infrared heating system, located just a short 8 minute walk from Portslade train station, this studio is only open for classes.

Our studio is full of light and fresh air, heated to just what the class requires.

DHY PORTSLADE

Our newest Dynamic Hot Yoga location welcomes all levels of yoga from beginners to experienced.
55 North Street, Portslade, BN41 1DH

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Location & Parking

The studio is about an 8-minute walk from Portslade railway.
Free on-street parking is available around North Street.
There are parking restrictions on some nearby roads at certain times, so check the signs where you park.

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MASSAGE THERAPY

DHY Beauty Therapy is now up and running with its own therapy room for relaxing Thai massage and acupressure treatments, We also have our new Nail bar in reception which offers Manicure and Pedicure services.

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Retreats

Set within a beautiful desert wellness sanctuary, our intention is to offer a space for renewal, connection, and restoration – where you can slow down, reconnect with yourself, and remember what it feels like to truly exhale.

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Timetable

We have a number of classes available 7 days a week. Please take a look at our timetable to find out more. If you have any questions please contact us on 01273707777 or email us on info@dynamichotyoga.com

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  • When people think about yoga, they usually think about flexibility as its main benefit. What is quite surprising is that your lung capacity and power will also significantly improve. I

    Professor Slavo Radosevich
  • I am a self-declared fitness-freak who has participated in sporting events. I spent a week intensively doing one to three classes a day at your studio. I had massive improvements

    Dr Shoshana Garfield PhD
  • In the winter of 2012, I sustained a disc injury at work which left me with a condition called ‘Cauda Equina Syndrome’. I had a 90-degree compression from misplaced discs

    Daniel Catt
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