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Lotus Health and Fitness was founded by Clare Bannister in 2012

‘I’ve worked in the Health, Fitness and Wellbeing Industry for over 25 years. Throughout this time I’ve gained a wealth of knowledge and skills which I now bring to my studio. 

Why do we offer Pilates, Yoga and Ayurveda? Each practice follows the holistic philosophy of mind-body health and fitness. 

Lotus offers an Ayurvedic approach to health, fitness  and wellbeing, with a focus on activity, nutrition and therapies to suit you whatever your fitness level and goals. 

Ayurveda is a tried and tested, common sense approach to living well; staying in good health, and in harmony with your environment. At Lotus we understand that we are all individual, and our diet, lifestyle, exercise and activity preferences are unique.

We offer a range of physical activities including Yoga, Pilates Reformer, Pilates Tower and Mat based Pilates classes and 1-1 sessions designed to suit all levels.

We provide diet and nutritional therapy and workshops, to support optimal health and Ayurvedic massage therapy for treatment of common ailments and relaxation time for you.

Whatever stage of life you are in, whatever level of fitness you have, Lotus will support and help you feel physically and emotionally well and become the best version of yourself.



The world in which we live and the demands we place upon ourselves can be tough on the body and the mind. Lotus Health and Fitness can help you achieve balance - radiant good health.

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Beat the winter blues

We’ve been blessed these past few weeks with some glorious late summer sunshine. But as the days become shorter and the invigorating rays of sunshine become only a distant memory, there are lots you can do to prepare your body to fight the winter blues. With fewer...

5 minutes a day for a stronger back

Swimming For all the exercises it is important to set and maintain a neutral pelvis and spine throughout. When a neutral alignment has been set, engage transverse abdominis (deep corset muscle) and pelvic floor to to maintain...

Turn your world upside down

Inverted asanas can often seem difficult to accomplish, dangerous or just scary. If practiced safely and to the correct level for your ability and experience, inverted asanas can be rejuvenating and stimulating for the body and mind.Inverted asanas reverse the...

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One of the key benefits of using the Tower apparatus is developing strength, flexibility and connection to the posterior muscle chain: muscles of the back, glutes and hamstrings.And we’ve taken this connection to the Reformer, where we’re been working on the arm - back connection. The arms are the connection from the reformer springs to the back muscles. With this focus I’ve seen an amazing improvement in upper back strength and posture in my clients.Another reminder of the benefits we see training across the different kinds of #Pilates apparatus 💪Pilates Tower classes - Monday 12.30pm Pilates Tower L2 (Open Level)Wednesday 6.30pm Pilates Tower L2 (Open Level)Thursday 6.30pm Pilates Tower L2 (Open Level)Friday 8.00am Pilates Tower L2 (Open Level)#PilatesTower #HighamsPark #PilatesEastLondon ... See MoreSee Less
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PreNatal Yoga - New Class Time ✨Our #prenatalyoga class has moved to 11.30am on Saturdays.This class is suitable for all trimesters of pregnancy, whether you're struggling with nausea in the 1st, enjoying a surge of energy at the mid-way point, or in your 3rd trimester alternating between the need to move and rest, this class is adapted for you. Classes cover the physical side of pregnancy with breathing exercises and postures to ease pregnancy aches and pains, as well as the mental impacts. The class aims to empower and give you the confidence to feel ready for birth. 🙏Pre-Natal Yoga - Saturday 11.30amBook via the Bsport app or the#eastlondonyoga backoffice.bsport.io/customer/payment/offer/29293431?membership=#yoga##highamsparks#eastlondonyoganyoga ... See MoreSee Less
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