Glasgow mum-of-two, 62, dies at £13,000 Bikram yoga course in Mexico

Phyllis Main, 62, flew out on October 3 to the luxury Princess Mundo Imperial Hotel in Acapulco for the intensive nine-week Bikram course.

It's thought she had a clean bill of health before travelling, however sadly passed away on Monday having been admitted to hospital on October 14.

It's not yet clear what caused Phyllis to take ill, with the Mail on Sunday reporting she was admitted into medical care with stomach pains.

Phyllis updated friends on Facebook ahead of jetting out, announcing she was leaving the Damn Hot yoga club in Finnieston to join the course.

Phyllis Main, 62, passed away in Mexico

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She wrote: "Well that is my last class in Damn Hot. 

"Acapulco tomorrow to become a Bikram Yoga teacher.

"Love this yoga. If it’s not 90 mins it’s not Bikram Yoga.

"Will miss you all".

She kept friends in the loop after arriving, sharing images of the Pacific Ocean as she took in the views on her down-time from the course.

She wrote: "Acapulco is beautiful only wish it had less humidity".

It's believed that her son Ross, 33, was forced to leave a trip in America to join Phyllis by her bedside.

Bikram Yoga is performed in warm, sauna-like studios and has become popular among celebrities such as Andy Murray, David Beckham and Madonna. 

An Foreign and Commonwealth spokesman said: “Our staff are providing consular support to the family of a British woman who died in Mexico.”