About Dav Jones Yoga

Davin Jones is a senior yoga teacher (500 E-RYT), educator, and mentor with over 13 years of teaching experience and more than 12,500 teaching hours across 15 countries worldwide.

His work sits at the intersection of traditional yoga, movement science, breathwork, and human development.

Having spent years studying and practicing within living yoga traditions in India and South Asia, while also undertaking extensive study in biomechanics, nervous system regulation, attachment theory, somatic awareness, and contemporary psychotherapeutic approaches, Davin has developed a teaching style that bridges ancient wisdom with modern understanding.
Rather than viewing yoga solely as a system of postures, he teaches it as a path of self-study and transformation – one that includes the body, breath, mind, emotions, relationships, and the deeper questions of what it means to live consciously.

His classes and training’s integrate yoga philosophy, meditation, functional movement, breath mechanics, developmental psychology, and embodied inquiry to help students cultivate greater freedom of movement, emotional resilience, self-awareness, and authenticity.
Known for making complex concepts accessible and practical, Davin helps practitioners and teachers understand not only how they move, but why they move the way they do – physically, emotionally, and psychologically.
Whether teaching handstands, mobility, meditation, yoga philosophy, or teacher trainings, his intention remains the same:
To honour the depth of the yoga tradition while helping modern practitioners discover a more honest, embodied, and meaningful relationship with themselves.

Featured in the following magazine editions:

*Om yoga Magazine – August 2021 (Man on the Mat)
*Yoga Magazine – August 2015
*Om yoga – September 2015
*Yoga Magazine – October 2015
*Yoga Magazine – November 2015
*Draze Magazine – November 2015 issue # 7
*Featured in “Cycling Plus Magazine” Issue #295 Dec 2014

Based in Powys, Wales

500 E-RYT teacher

Classes based on the traditions of Hatha, Ashtanga and lyengar Yoga