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Barbarella’s Incorporeal Sensorama

BARBARELLA'S INCORPOREAL SENSORAMA
€25.00
Every month

An access-all-areas Yoga and Lifestyle membership. Our Barbarella team group project

✓ Access to my library of yoga/movement classes
✓ Venusian Sands Substack subscription
✓ Private Tiktok and Snapchat
✓ Adventures of Barbarella blog Archive
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More than yoga

In 2025, I’ve made the decision to take it all private.

With the Incorporeal membership, you will gain access not only my library of classes, but my entire universe of lifestyle including the archives.

What you get

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    Access to the Adventures of Barbarella Blog Archives

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    Library of on-demand yoga and movement videos (new added weekly)

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    Subscription to my Substack Venusian Sands

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    Private Tiktok access (become friends)

Why me as a movement coach?

Diana’s yoga

My Knowledge

  • 500h Teacher Training with Jason Crandell

  • Advanced Learning: The Art of Sequencing, Yoga for Beginners, Injury Prevention (Jason Crandell)

  • Structural Integration (Facial massage techniques for optimal health and rejuvenation, including body work and intraoral)

  • YS 201 | The Yogasūtras of Patañjali. A 22-Hour Online Course in Classical Yoga Philosophy with Seth Powell (Harvard University)

  • Pilates Matwork Diploma, The Pilates Institute London

Musician by trade and based in London, I was introduced to yoga by my aunt, a student of Desikachar and fiercely private guru from Ibiza.

A conviction to take my body to reach its full potential has led me to study ballet and Pilates, consult with osteopaths as well as surgeons, and try a number of differences techniques to combat my shortcomings.

I am interested most of all in protecting the joints, using the body in the way that it is made to be used. In functional movement.

I did my 500h advanced training with Jason Crandell in 2020. I continue to be mentored by him and others.

I favour classes that are intense but controlled, and teachers that are wise but lighthearted. This is what I try to bring into my own practices.

Emphasis is on technique, alignment, pace, intensity, strength and stabilisation. All while keeping a meditative, trance-like state where you are entertained, and you are working.

Testimonials

  • A. Thomas

    This was lovely! I tore my hamstring ~2 weeks ago, and I definitely felt much less pain in this practice than in some other yoga practices I've tried. That being said, my tear is closer to the knee, so I really had to avoid those squats and some of the lunges. I just did gentle forward folds (recommended by PT) or child's pose during those sections. Hope this comment is helpful for anyone else coming along :)

  • Anna S.

    Wow Diana! That was a beautifully deep flow. My back is already super arched from ballet as a child and this felt so so good and balanced. I sweat and worked and now I am going to float downstairs to make a cup of tea. Very thankful for this practice you shared and will come back for more of your flows!

  • Sara D.

    Awesome, really helped stretch my tight hamstrings

  • Olivia V.

    This is great---love the free form flow with the breathwork. It's hard to sit still for breathwork for me. I feel fidgety......your movement videos are always spot on. Thank you!

  • Tania M.

    This is great! Will use it as an early morning wakeup. Thank you Diana---love the music as well

  • Ellie B

    I love your teaching!!!