MN2S PR client, yoga teacher and founder of CurveSomeYoga, Donna Noble has taken part in a new interview.
Donna Noble has been interviewed for Red Magazine. Appearing in a feature titled ‘Spotlight on CurveSomeYoga’, Donna discussed her quest to make yoga tuition a more inclusive space for all those who wish to participate. Donna told Red Magazine her unique story, which saw her diagnosed with Bell’s palsy several years ago, before using her yoga practice to alleviate symptoms and regain her wellbeing. It was this experience that inspired her to become a yoga teacher and establish her own teaching studio, CurveSomeYoga. “The importance isn’t on how the yoga looks, but how it makes how you feel. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about being there and enjoying the practice”, Donna tells Red Magazine.
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Donna Noble’s work has seen her take on many roles — yoga teacher, author, wellbeing coach, activist, and educator. Over the past two decades, she has built a reputation as one of the UK’s foremost Body Positive yoga teachers and is also increasingly recognised as a leading activist within the yoga and well-being world, challenging spaces to become more diverse and inclusive. Noble co- created the UK’s first-ever Black Wellness and Fitness festival in 2020 and was one of the first British proponents of Body Positive yoga. Her book, Teaching Body Positive Yoga is one of the few available on the subject and considered a gold standard within the field. In recent years, Noble’s work has grown to encompass other well-being and coaching practices, such as NLP. Her advocacy for broader representation in the wellbeing industry has led to her being invited to hold regular Diversity, Equality & Inclusion and Body Positive workshops within the wellbeing and fitness industry.