All Generations Yoga & Pilates review
Ranked 1 of 9 in Yoga instructors in Telford
Best overall yoga instructor in Telford: daytime and chair yoga around Shifnal
Sole Trader
Shifnal · Service area: Telford, Shifnal, Lilleshall
All Generations Yoga & Pilates in short
All Generations Yoga & Pilates is Michele Burton's Shifnal practice, running daytime yoga, beginners and chair sessions across Shifnal and Lilleshall, with private, corporate and care-home work alongside [1]. Face-to-face classes carry published prices with venues and times, and the site states public liability cover alongside safeguarding and first-aid cover [1]. A free monthly group for dementia runs for carers, which gives All Generations Yoga & Pilates a community slant few others match.
The admin record is unusually complete: every session carries its venue, time and price on the same page, booking runs through the site with a phone fallback, and new starters complete a health declaration before the first class [1]. That openness is why the practice leads the round on pricing clarity, even with the qualification gap sitting beside it.
The customer evidence is a single strong signal: five stars on Google across thirty-eight ratings [2]. That base runs deep for a single-teacher practice, and it carries much of the first-place rank. No other platform rating sits on the file, so the judgement rests on that one broad signal.
What counts against All Generations Yoga & Pilates is the paper trail: the training memberships it lists come from its own website alone, and no trading-history record exists beyond the site's own words [1]. It stands or falls on the classes themselves, which are priced and timetabled in the open.
Our verdict
Our judgement: All Generations Yoga suits you if you want daytime or chair-based sessions around Shifnal from a teacher who publishes prices and insurance cover together [1]. The free dementia-group session shows a community slant. What counts against it is the thin qualification record, with no named scheme on the site.
Score summary
Scored on the home trades rubric v2.0. Insufficient evidence takes the neutral value and is not shown as a low mark.
- Composite score
- 74.9 / 100
Qualifications and accreditations C2 · weight 25%
85 out of 100
IICT member and Yoga Alliance approved training and REPs approved training centre and Pilates Trainer Professional (O.A.Dip) membership is listed on the business's own website [1].
First-hand responsiveness C3 · weight 15%
Insufficient evidence
Insufficient evidence
Insurance and safeguards C5 · weight 10%
85 out of 100
The site states £6m public liability insurance with the amount published [1].
Pricing transparency C6 · weight 5%
85 out of 100
Face-to-face classes at £8.50, a £30 four-class pass and chair sessions at £6 are published with venues and times [1].
Website and service information C7 · weight 5%
75 out of 100
The single-page site sets out class styles, venues, prices and contact details with booking and health-declaration routes [1].
Evidence
| Fact | Value | Source | Read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Years trading | 18 | Source provider-website |
Industry qualifications
Sourced from the issuing registers, the business's own website and platforms such as Checkatrade and Which? Trusted Traders, on the date shown.
Strengths
Face-to-face classes cost £8.50 with a £30 four-class pass and chair sessions at £6, all published with venues and times [1].
The site states £6m public liability insurance alongside enhanced DBS, safeguarding and first-aid cover [1].
A free monthly forget-me-not group for dementia runs for carers alongside private, corporate and care-home sessions [1].
Limitations
The training memberships and DBS and first-aid cover it lists come from its own website alone, and no trading-history record exists [1].
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Questions about All Generations Yoga & Pilates
Is All Generations Yoga & Pilates any good?
On the evidence, yes for daytime and chair-based yoga: it leads our Telford table, holds five stars on Google, and publishes prices, venues and insurance cover side by side [1] [2]. The qualification record is the weak spot, with no named scheme on the site. Read the full review, then book a daytime session through the site.
Is All Generations Yoga & Pilates registered with a yoga scheme?
No mandatory registration applies to yoga teaching. Industry qualifications can't be sourced from the registers, the website or the platforms checked; the site claims fully-qualified status with DBS and first-aid cover [1]. Treat that as the teacher's own word rather than a checked entry. Ask which course sits behind the class you want.
What does All Generations Yoga & Pilates charge?
Face-to-face classes cost £8.50, a four-class pass costs £30 and chair sessions cost £6, all published with venues and times [1]. That is one of the clearest price lists in the round. Confirm how long the four-class pass lasts before you pay. Chair sessions cost less than face-to-face classes, and every figure sits beside its venue and time.
Where does All Generations Yoga & Pilates work?
Michele Burton teaches across Shifnal and Lilleshall, with daytime, beginners and chair sessions plus private, corporate and care-home work [1]. The practice is reachable on 07970 731174 and books through its own site [1]. Send your village with the enquiry to confirm the nearest session. Daytime scheduling suits anyone avoiding evening travel, and the site names each venue outright.
How is All Generations Yoga & Pilates ranked?
It ranks first of the nine teachers in our September round, picked for daytime and chair yoga with unusually open pricing and cover. The thin qualification record is the main gap. Read the full review, then try one daytime class. Open prices with venues and times are what set it apart in this round.
How do I book with All Generations Yoga & Pilates?
Book through the site or call the published phone line, naming the session, the date and your experience [1]. New starters complete a health declaration before the first class, so mention any condition on first contact. The four-class pass suits a settled routine; confirm how long it lasts before paying, and keep the confirmation with the receipt.
What do the reviews say about All Generations Yoga & Pilates?
The ratings table on this page shows five stars on Google across thirty-eight ratings, as currently listed [2]. That is a deep base for one teacher and it reads as steady approval rather than a spike. No second platform sits on the file, so weigh that single broad signal against the open prices and venues when you decide.
How does All Generations Yoga & Pilates compare with the others in the round?
It ranks first of nine, ahead of Yoga Bohemian and Nourish. No rival matches its pairing of daytime and chair sessions with prices, venues and cover published together. Where it loses out is paperwork: teachers below it publish fuller training records. For daytime community yoga it is the round's most open offer.
Others assessed for this trade
- Yoga Bohemian66.6 / 100Ranked 2. Best for widest weekly class choice with published training record.
- Nourish Holistic Wellbeing64.4 / 100Ranked 3. Best for one-to-one Kundalini yoga in Wellington.
- Big Heart Yoga63.6 / 100Ranked 4. Best for traditional Ashtanga-rooted yoga with an experienced teacher.
- The Curly Yogi59.9 / 100Ranked 5. Best for beginner-friendly yoga in Ketley and Kynnersley.
Sources
- All Generations Yoga homepage — classes, prices and contact Retrieved 4 September 2026.
- Google Maps listing — All Generations Yoga & Pilates, Shifnal Retrieved 4 September 2026.
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