Prospect · Hot yoga · A family name

Named for two people who never walked in the door.

Wynroy is Winifred and Roy, put together. Jay never met his grandparents. The studio is how he keeps them in the room — and how other families get an hour that belongs to them.

Wedding of Winifred and Roy Gardam, 11 March 1936
Winifred & Roy Gardam Married 11 March 1936. The first Saturday after that date is our open day.

WynWinifred

The quiet half of the name. Present in the stories Dad told, long after she was gone.

RoyRoy Thomas Gardam

The other half. Together they are the reason the sign on Prospect Road says Wynroy, not a brand invented in a meeting.

Why it matters on the mat

Heat, focus, and a proper workout are still the point. The name is the reminder: strength is something you inherit, then hand on. You do not need our surname to belong here.

Jay Gardam and his father Rod at Low Gardham Farm, Yorkshire

The story

A father, a farm sign, and a name that travelled.

The family was Gardham before it was Gardam. For generations they lived at Low Gardham Farm, near Beverley in Yorkshire. Stephen George Gardham and Ann Leggott were the first of the line to settle in Australia, in Tasmania.

“Standing beside Dad at that sign was the whole point of the name.”

Jay and his father Rod went back together. The sign is still on the stone wall. That visit is the photograph on this page for a reason: Wynroy looks backward only so it can keep moving.

Mum, Deb, is the other half of the founding story. Not a plaque. The resilience Jay watched up close, and the reason the room is filled with warmth and passion.

01 · Roots

Family is the name on the door.

Win and Roy never saw Prospect. They are still why the studio exists. Once a year we open the doors in their honour.

02 · Strength

Passed down, then practised.

Hot Vinyasa is the work. Options in every class, so a first-timer and a five-year regular can share a row. Strength here is repeatable, not performative.

03 · Belonging

Bring your people.

Partners book the same class. Friends drag friends. Parents take the hour that is finally theirs. Teachers learn your name.

The room, now

Your family does not have to match ours.

Wynroy is a boutique hot studio at 194 Prospect Road. One heated room. Hot Vinyasa, Yin, and a non-heated flow. Mindbody Best Fitness Studio, 2025. Open seven days.

Family-orientated here means looked after, not watered down. The heat is real. Counting is questionable, on purpose. Beginners walk in every week and are cued an option before they have to ask.

All levels, one room Come with a partner First class this week Showers on site
Jay and Rod Gardam at Low Gardham Farm

The line, kept short

From a Yorkshire farm to a Prospect mat.

GardhamLow Gardham Farm, near Beverley. The land stayed in the family for generations.
Stephen & AnnStephen George Gardham and Ann Leggott sail for Tasmania. The Australian line starts.
ArthurArthur Gardam, married to Elizabeth Connor. The name softens on the way through.
Win & RoyRoy Thomas and Winifred. Married 11 March 1936. The studio’s namesakes.
Rod & DebRod James and Deb Gardam. The stories, and the strength, that raised the founder.
JayFounder of Wynroy. The room on Prospect Road is the next sentence, not the last.

Formerly Peak Physique Hot Yoga Prospect. Relaunched as Wynroy Hot Yoga in 2025.

Every year

11
Mar

1936, and still.

Open day. First Saturday after the wedding.

Winifred and Roy married on 11 March 1936. We mark it the first Saturday after that date: doors open, the photograph out, the room full of people who have become the next part of the story.

Come for the class. Stay because it feels like somewhere you were expected.

Meet the teachers

Prospect · 7 days

Your mat is the next chapter.

Two weeks unlimited, $59. Hot Vinyasa, Yin, non-heated flow.
194 Prospect Rd · 0460 413 224 · thelowdown@wynroyhotyoga.au

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