Connect to Movement

Move. Feel. Connect.

About Pippa Rambaut

I am a registered RYT® 200 yoga teacher based in Adelaide. As a trained-dancer, I try to create a strong sense of embodiment and flow in my classes to allow you to connect to movement and creative expression. My classes balance moments of challenge with moments of playfulness, and offer thoughtful cues and intentional anatomical sequencing.

I love how movement can tell a story, how a good cue can unlock a new experience in a familiar pose, and how a cup of tea and a laugh after class can make everything feel a little lighter.

I hope to share with you the parts of yoga that have strongly resonated with me and to tell the stories that are now close to my heart.

Come hang out on your mat with me x

Connect
My Story

  • Move.

  • Feel.

  • Connect.

  • Lean in.

  • Give in.

  • Turn in.

  • Go in.

  • Release.

  • Dance.

  • Flow.

  • Expand.

    Expand.

  • Express.

  • Embody.

  • Create space.

  • Hold space.

  • Learn.

  • Play.

  • Balance.

  • Stretch.

  • Defy.

  • Float.

  • Fly.

  • Fall.

  • Sit.

  • Stay.

  • Still.

  • Soften.

  • Listen.

  • Stop.

  • Melt.

Teaching Schedule

Human.Kind Studios


Mondays (City Studio)

6:15am Vinyasa (Dynamic Flow)

7:15am Breathe

Tuesdays (City Studio)

6:15pm Vinyasa (Dynamic Flow)

7:30pm Yin (Restore)

Wednesdays at Glenelg

12:15pm Vinyasa (Dynamic Flow)

1:00pm Breathe

5:15pm Vinyasa (Dynamic Flow)

6:15pm Mat Pilates

Fridays (Glenelg Studio)

9:30am Pilates

12:15am Vinyasa (Dynamic Flow)

1:00pm Breathe

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Equilibrium The Holistic Living Project

Thursdays
9:30am Vinyasa (Equanimity Flow)

Saturdays
6:45am Vinyasa (Balance Flow)

8:00am Vinyasa (Equanimity Flow)

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‘The universe is made up of stories’

~ Muriel Rukeyzer, The Speed of Darkness

Acknowledgement of Country

I acknowledges the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the land, waters and sky where I live, work, and practice. I pay my respects to all Elders, past and present, and acknowledge that this land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.