2) DOG YOGA (DOGA)

Because our four-legged friends also need to balance their chakras, you can now learn about how to include your dog in your daily yoga practice.

Doga is designed to strengthen your bond with your pet and develop deeper compassion for other living beings.

As well as reducing stress for both you and your pup, you’ll get a chance to socialise with other dog lovers.

Next time your furry friend circles around your yoga mat, you don’t need to shoo him away.

Find out more about Doga here

3) GLOW-IN-THE-DARK YOGA (GLOWGA)

Ramp up the volume, gear up in your brightest neon colours and you’re ready to rave.

Glowga is a new trend that has been taking Instagram by storm. Practiced in a dark room, yogis get splattered in neon paint and enjoy a more heightened awareness which comes from your brain relying more on other senses than your sight.

Classes are occasional and organised by The Wellscene in the UK.

4) HOTPOD YOGA

For an other-worldly experience, hop into a hot pod and flow. Hot pod yoga combines vinyasa flow with Bikram yoga for a thorough work-out.

This takes place in a cocoon-like pod which can hold up to 20 people. The temperature is 37 degrees and helps your muscles to relax and your heart to work harder.

Find out more about Hotpod Yoga here

5) BOXING YOGA

Whoever said that yoga has to be a peaceful experience?

If you want to push yourself and try something a little more hardcore, Boxing Yoga will take you through the basics of boxing (stances, punches and guards) while maintaining traditional yoga techniques of breathing and stretching.

It sounds like an unlikely combination but worth a try for those wanting to push themselves beyond their limit.

Find out more about Boxing Yoga here