Yoga Classes

By ameliayoga
January 24, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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ameliayoga

Posted January 24, 2017

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Posted January 24, 2017

Hi Everybody,

I teach Yoga in East Dulwich and Forest Hill area.

I hold One to One Private Yoga + Meditation in my purpose built Home Yoga Garden Studio.

If you would like to create a personal Yoga Session to build an existing practice or start as a beginner this is a great way to create some spaciousness in your life.

I also offer weekly Yin/Yang classes Friday mornings at 9.30-11am again in the inspiring garden setting providing an Urban Retreat and great start to you weekend. ?10 Drop In

And weekly Monday evening classes Yoga 7.30-8.45pmat Harris Girls Academy East Dulwich. ?10 Drop In

All Suitable for Beginners.

::email [email protected] for more information

https://www.ameliayoga.co.uk/classes

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