1353 days ago

200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Taupo NZ Apr 2022

Joleen from Taupo Central

Good news for Taupo locals! Asia Pacific Yoga Teacher Training is back again end April and we have 2 more spots left for Taupo locals.

So if you've got a great passion for yoga and you're ready to take your practice to the next level, join Asia Pacific Yoga on our 25 Apr - 13 May 2022 200 Hour Hatha Vinyasa New Zealand Yoga Teacher Training.

Date : 25 Apr - 13 May 2022 (19 days)
Venue : Taupo, New Zealand
Tuition, Manuals and 18 Nights Accommodation :
No accommodation : NZ$2,800

For more information visit asiapacificyoga.com...

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