The tale of Lucy and Pete Dewbury is one of resilience, discovery, and transformation. Married for 24 years with four children - Holly, Chloe, Roo, and Eloise - their journey into the world of yoga has been nothing short of remarkable. Lucy's introduction to yoga came in 2002, following the birth of her daughter Holly. Initially seeking to shed the baby weight, she soon realised that yoga offered much more than just physical benefits. In a period of life filled with stress and sleepless nights, yoga became her refuge, providing a sense of grounding and calm. Having suffered a fractured pelvis in a riding accident in 1998 and diagnosed with degenerative disc issues in 2004 after Chloe's birth, Lucy embarked on a quest to find tools that could aid her recovery and restore harmony to her body. 

Pete's own yoga journey began after a debilitating back injury, a result of his work as a full-time gardener. Initially skeptical, he eventually yielded to Lucy's insistence that yoga was not just for women. Since then, Pete has embraced all aspects of the practice, finding solace in its challenging physicality and delving deep into its rich traditions and philosophies.

Together, the Dewbury's boast over 5000 teaching hours and more than 1500 hours of teacher trainings, ensuring that they have a comprehensive understanding of yoga from every angle. Their story is a testament to the transformative power of yoga and the endless possibilities it offers for healing and growth.