New Pregnancy / Antenatal Yoga classes SE23 -?5 Class Launch- Studio One

By LabyrinthYoga
November 22, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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LabyrinthYoga

Posted November 22, 2016

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Posted November 22, 2016

To All Mums-to-be

***New Pregnancy Yoga Classes - Studio One - Thursdays 8-9pm***

To celebrate the launch of Studio One Pilates' new Antenatal Yoga class this Thursday the 25th of November we would like to welcome you to class with this one time only special offer of ?5 (usual cost ?12/?60 block of 6).

Whether you are launching upon the journey into life as a new Mother or before the dynamic shift with a new sibling in the brood, pregnancy yoga will serve you well.

An opportunity to prepare the body, find your breath to birth and take stock of this transition in your life with a gentle vinyasa flow class safe for you and Baby.

It is also a wonderful opportunity to meet other local Mothers-to-be, supporting one other in the first few weeks, months and beyond.

Email your interest to [email protected] and check out our site http://studioone-pilates.com

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