New Community Yoga Classes Eastern Bays Tuesday and Thursday 9:30am
Hi there,
Every Tuesday Morning at the St Georges Hall, at 41 Ferry Street in Seatoun is an open community class suitable for all levels and ages.
If you haven't tried yoga before this class will be perfect for you!
All though this is a new class, it would be useful to let me know you are planing on attending. 0210 230 4658 greg@synergystudio.com
Friends and family welcome too.
I am an experienced teacher of 20 years, originally trained in India then in America. I've taught leisure centres, companies, yoga holidays and individuals for 10 years in the UK and now 10 years in Wellington. My style of teaching is a blend of popular styles, hatha, yin, Sivananda and Astanga. To find out more about me and references, check out seatounyoga.com See you soon:-) suggested Koha $10!
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68.8% Yes!
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15.1% Maybe ...
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40.6% Yes
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34.2% Maybe?
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25.2% No
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