The Fusion Family
Lisa’s yoga journey began long before she ever imagined becoming a teacher. It was through moving mindfully, breathing deeply, and finding stillness during a painful chapter of her life that she realised yoga wasn’t just something she practised, it was the path that held her, healed her, and ultimately transformed her. From that moment, she knew she wanted to share with others what had supported her so profoundly.
She completed her first 200-hour training in 2013, followed by a 300-hour advanced training in 2019, and most recently a second 300-hour training in Rishikesh, the birthplace of yoga. Immersing herself in the rich philosophical and traditional teachings of India deepened her understanding of the practice and refined her approach, reigniting her love of strong, steady Hatha foundations while honouring the creativity and fluidity of Vinyasa that her students know and love.
Lisa’s style continues to evolve. She doesn’t label it, as it is shaped by the wisdom of many inspirational teachers and lineages. Her classes blend grounded strength with spacious softness; sometimes strong, sometimes gentle, always rooted in intention. What remains constant is her focus on creating a safe, uplifting space where students can connect inward, breathe deeply, and move with awareness.
Driven by a long-held vision to open her own studio, Lisa first created a small, intimate space that held just ten mats. Two years later, trusting her intuition and leaning into courage, she expanded into a larger premises and Fusion Yoga Studios was born. The name “Fusion” reflects her free-spirited approach to honouring tradition while embracing creativity, weaving together elements that support the whole person.
Lisa believes yoga is for everyone, regardless of body type, background, or personality. To her, yoga extends far beyond postures; it is a philosophy and a way of living. She is passionate about sharing the essence of the practice joy, freedom, gratitude, compassion and loves to gently thread yoga philosophy into her classes in a way that feels relatable and grounding.
Her intention is always to offer a beautiful fusion of strength, softness, energy, love, light, and healing so that her students leave feeling more connected to themselves physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Sarah’s journey with yoga began 14 years ago, when she gave birth to her son.
Shortly after his birth she was diagnosed with postpartum psychosis. She was provided care from The Beeches, Mother and baby unit in Derbyshire who introduced her to the practice of Yoga. It quickly became a life line practice for her.
Through learning yoga, meditation, mindfulness and breath work she found ways to manage her mental health and raise her beautiful son. She is a firm believer in using yoga as a tool to help people with mental health issues, just as she uses yoga to help with her own mental health.
She truly believes that yoga can be accessible for everyone and strives to stay true to the lineage of yoga. Sarah is passionate about sharing not only the physical practice of yoga, but the spiritual aspects too.
She is now a 400 hour Yoga Alliance registered Yoga Teacher, after completing her first 200 hrs in 2019 and her second in 2021. Sarah is incredibly passionate about teaching yoga as a practice both on and off the mat, and strives to create a safe community for all who are wanting to start their own yoga journey.
She believes yoga teaches us a beautiful way of navigating life’s ups and downs, helping cultivate coping strategies, emotional intelligence, peace and balance.
Fusion Team
Ben's teaching blends strength, balance, and breathwork and is rooted in personal experience, making yoga approachable and practical. He's taught alongside Josh Kramer (Alo Moves), leading classes and workshops online and in person, helping students build stability, resilience, and focus with skills that extend far beyond the mat.
Not your average Pilates Instructor! Maybe you’ve never done Pilates before but your GP or physio has suggested it will help, or you’ve exercised for years and you’ve heard about the benefits. My aim is to give you the confidence and knowledge to improve you’re health. I deliver with both compassion and passion, and truly believe that when we take ownership of our own health, the rewards can be more than we ever imagine.
I also have a personal interest in using lifestyle changes to manage the symptoms of menopause and deliver this knowledge in groups and 121s. I\'d love to help you achieve your goals. With the appropriate support, it just might be easier than you think!
I first studied Mantra (chanting and toning) for healing with Angie Milbourn and soon realised that Sound Therapy was my path. I continued my training with world renowned Sanji Hall in Gongs and Singing Bowls.
He combines Eastern philosophy and Western methods to sound work. I now apply sound healing in both 1:1 healing treatments and group Sound Bath sessions using a combination of Gongs, singing Bowls, Tuning Forks, and other percussion instruments and vocals.I am very passionate about sound and the healing benefits it can offer. I offer a group Healing Sound bath at Fusion on the first Friday of each month.
The name NaMasYoga comes from the mixture of Namaste (greetings or salutation from the divine) and my name Masniari (the sun, warmth). Based on my own personal experience, yoga has helped me embrace change, discover my own personal inner strength, build self confidence and helped me find my inner calmer happier self. Yoga can also be a powerful tool in healing trauma. I am passionate about sharing my experience and knowledge of yoga to the local community. Yoga is for everyone, no matter what age, shape, or size. Yoga is not just about the physical practice that happens on the mat.
I offer a gentle yoga flow on Wednesday mornings at Fusion. I also run menopause yoga workshops.
I'm Tara Luke, and I support families from pregnancy through early parenthood with compassion and care. For over a decade, I’ve taught pregnancy yoga, baby massage, and baby yoga—creating welcoming spaces where parents and babies feel held and connected.
At the heart of my work is community. Whether through classes or one-to-one support, I aim to build lasting relationships and a sense of belonging. As a doula, I offer continuous support through pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period. My approach is calm, grounded, and focused on your unique needs and choices.
I’ll be teaching pregnancy yoga, baby massage and baby yoga at the studio, and I look forward to welcoming you and walking alongside you in your parenthood journey
Pru is the founder of Aditi Health and has nearly 20 years of experience as an Ayurvedic practitioner.
Her journey began in 2003, inspired by a deep care for people and the planet. She trained at the Ayurvedic Clinic in Purley, with clinical practice in Sri Lanka, and has continued her studies in India. Pru is a registered member of the Ayurvedic Professionals Association.
Her treatments aim to restore balance in mind, body, and spirit through Ayurvedic massage, diet, lifestyle, and herbal support. Pru helps clients integrate this wisdom into daily life, empowering them to take charge of their health.
Ayurveda means life science. There is no right or wrong, just cause and effect. Listen to your body and do what makes you feel better to thrive.
Meet Urai - Your Massage Therapist
Urai brings over 20 years of extensive experience in massage therapy, coupled with thousands of hours of hands-on practice.
Urai offers:
- Traditional Thai Massage
- Deep Tissue Sports Massage
- Swedish Massage
- Hot Stone Therapy
- Indian Head Massage
- Back Massage
I grew up in a rural village in Sri Lanka, surrounded by nature, where Ayurveda and simple living were part of daily life. My uncle taught me the traditional medicinal plants that grew around our village.
I later trained in Panchakarma and Abhyanga with an Ayurvedic doctor in Dambulla and completed a Yoga Alliance–certified Hatha Yoga Teacher Training. I have also studied Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, Kundalini and more. My work is inspired by my Sri Lankan roots, Ayurveda, and Theravada Buddhist philosophy.
Since 2016, I have shared my offerings in the UK through yoga classes, Ayurvedic treatments and wellbeing retreats. My classes begin with a deep vibrational mantra, move into a cleansing and calming practice, and end with the soothing sound of the bamboo flute.
Ayurveda, the “science of life,” is an ancient healing system focused on preserving health and restoring balance in the body.