Blair had his first experience of yoga when he was 18 years old.

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He was preparing to represent Scotland in a sporting match against Ireland when the team's sports psychologist walked into the changing room and prescribed strange breathing techniques followed by weird visualisation techniques.

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The experience that day was a game changer and Blair was curious to learn more.

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The sports psychologist suggested he learned about yoga. Blair bought a book on yoga, watched his mother's Madonna yoga videos and dabbled in yoga throughout his twenties, whilst travelling the world as he pursued a career as an engine technician.

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It was another 16 years later that Blair arrived in Australia and walked into a yoga studio in Neutral Bay called Power Living.

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Within 12 months, he had completed the Power Living Teaching Training and was teaching 10 classes a week in gyms and studios throughout Sydney.

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Over the next eight years, Blair completed over 700 hours of yoga teaching training with Simon Borg-Olivier, Baron Baptiste and Cameron Shayne, along with advanced workshops with influential teachers such as Richard Freeman, David Swanson and many others.

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During this time, Blair also completed Exercise and Holistic Lifestyle coaching with the Chek Institute, San Diego.

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Blair loves to learn and his teaching style embodies his own personal journey, which incorporates the teachings and wisdoms of his many mentors from yogic and shamanic lineages.

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His greatest passion is to share his journey and move people towards discovering their purpose and unveiling their gifts and talents.

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Blair’s classes are delivered in his very best West Highland Scottish accent.

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His classes are challenging yet fun, and his intention is that you leave feeling grounded and empowered.

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