Peter Thomson
Singapore 2026

The General workshops are for students of yoga with some experience (at least 12 months) who are ready and wanting to invest more seriously in their yoga and develop their fundamental understanding.  It is not for beginners or new students to yoga who would be better off preparing with their existing teacher.

The workshops explore fundamental and essential principles of yoga practice in the context of their practical application. The aim is to provide students with an intelligent and safe reference for their ongoing yoga development along with some sense of where that development might go and how it might proceed.

Peter is a very experienced and highly skilled teacher of yoga in the Iyengar tradition. The opportunity to receive this guidance from him is a valuable opportunity for those seeking to establish themselves in the practice of yoga.

Students who are more experienced and have prior consistent attendance may apply for the Transitional Intensives.

Peter Thomson is conducting an additional transitional intensive for experienced students wanting to join the Level 3 intensives.

Peter has become aware of a number of students from the General Level Yoga Workshops who are perhaps ready for deeper work but who might need some sort of bridge so that the transition to L3 could be more straightforward and easier.

Peter Thomson is conducting 3 intensives for teachers and experienced students at Oasis in 2026.

These intensives are aimed specifically at the needs of teachers, teachers-in-training and experienced to advanced students. They are not suitable for new or recent students to yoga or to the Iyengar method. The general workshops are there for that purpose. As a guide all students are expected to be engaged in their own practice and should be accomplished in sirsasana and sarvangasana.

Peter's particular approach is process or practice-based rather than prescriptive or conceptual and is built off the establishment of clear perceptual foundations that support our on-going yoga development. It demands therefore (and relies on) continuity of attendance and process. All participants in these intensives are therefore required to attend all 3 sessions for the year unless otherwise expressly negotiated with Peter.