Bone Health Yoga

Reverse bone loss, gently.

A weekly class following Dr Fishman's clinically-tested sequence — twelve poses with variations, held to allow the dynamic pull of muscle on bone.

Georgia Corrie · Bone Health Yoga
The Practice

Twelve poses, clinically tested.

A weekly class following Dr Fishman's clinically-tested sequence — twelve poses with variations, held to allow the dynamic pull of muscle on bone.

Royal Osteoporosis Society guidelines
HFE Level 3 Yoga
Three years teaching

The class caters for mixed abilities — poses adapt with props, and standing poses can be done seated. Forward folds and intense flexion safely avoided.

Where

St Mary's Hall, Highdown Rd, Nevill, Lewes

When

Tuesdays · 9:30 – 10:45

Cost

£9 weekly · £12 drop-in · first class free

The Science

How muscle tension stimulates bone growth.

Dr. Loren Fishman's method is grounded in Wolf's Law, which states that bone adapts to the loads under which it is placed. By holding specific poses, we create targeted pressure on key joints.

Wolf's Law in Action

Holding yoga poses puts pressure on the bones, stimulating osteoblasts (bone-building cells) to lay down new calcium networks and strengthen bone structure.

Focused Joint Targeting

The sequence targets the femur, spine, and wrist joints — the most critical areas susceptible to bone density loss and osteoporosis-related fractures.

Safe Weight Bearing

We practice gentle weight-bearing through the hands and legs to safely stimulate bone density while avoiding high-impact movements that stress fragile bones.

Proprioception & Balance

Strengthening the deep core stabilizers and improving spatial awareness helps prevent falls, which is the single most effective way to avoid bone injuries.

[Photo: Yoga props — blocks, bolsters, and straps]
[Photo: Warmly lit Nevill community space]
Adaptations for every individual body
Class Structure

A supportive, props-based environment.

Every posture can be adapted to suit your current strength, flexibility, and comfort level. We use blocks, straps, chairs, and blankets to make poses accessible.

A typical 75-minute class is structured to balance effort and release:

We completely avoid heavy forward bending (flexion) and quick twisting movements to keep your spine safe, conforming strictly to the Royal Osteoporosis Society guidelines.

Join Us

Ready to try your first class?

Classes run weekly throughout the term. Your very first session is free of charge, allowing you to experience the space and flow with no pressure.

01

Fill Questionnaire

Download and fill out the simple health form so I can understand your bone health background.

02

Reserve Your Mat

Send a quick text or email to confirm there is a free spot available for you this Tuesday.

03

Arrive & Practice

Wear loose, comfortable clothes and bring your curiosity. All equipment is ready for you.