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?5 first taster class. Hatha Yoga. wednesday 7.15pm ? 8.15pm

By Ellas
February 12, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Ellas

Posted February 12, 2013

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Posted February 12, 2013

New Hatha Yoga class at The Goose Green Clinic of Osteopathy, Wednesday 7.15pm to 8.15pm.

The class will begin with a gentle warm up to wake up the body, leading to a dynamic flowing sequence before finishing with more cooling postures and relaxation.

This is an open level session aimed at students who are looking to improve their day-to-day feelings of wellbeing as well as develop their strength and flexibility.

Small classes of up to 5 to tailor for individual needs and abilities. To book your place please email: [email protected]

Price: ?5 First Taster Class. ?10 Drop-in.

Special Offer: 5 Classes for ?40 (5 pre-paid classes must be used within a 2 month period)

Venue: Goose Green Clinic of Osteopathy

59 East Dulwich Road

SE22 9AP

Contact Details: [email protected]

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