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Yoga For Lazy People! 7.45-9.15pm Friday 6th July, @ Dulwich Leisure Centre


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Guided Thai Massage Exchange (Yoga for Lazy People!)


Next class: Friday 6th July 7.45-9.15pm


What? Give and receive a 45 minute Thai Yoga massage each under the expert guidance of Stephen from Thai-vedic massage.


Come with your partner or a friend, or come alone and I will pair you with another participant (if one is available)


Where? Dulwich Leisure Centre Studio 1, 2b Crystal Palace Road, East Dulwich, SE22 9HB


When? Friday 6th July 7.45pm - 9.15pm. Arrive early to change into clothes suitable for yoga. Yoga mats and pillows will be provided, so just bring yourself and your yoga clothes.


Cost? ?10 per person. Pay in advance by bank transfer. If you would like to book a place please contact me by email. If there are spaces left I will send you my bank details and you can make a transfer to confirm your place.


Is it suitable for children? If accompanied by an adult, children aged 10-18 are welcome (for the reduced price of only ?5!).


Email me to book your place [email protected]


Stephen Nock

Thai-vedic Massage

72 Crawthew Grove

East Dulwich

SE22 9AB

https://www.thai-vedicmassage.co.uk


N.B. Alternatively you can book a Thai Yoga, Deep Tissue or Hot Stone Massage (to name just 3 of the many options) with us via the BOOK NOW button on our website

I would like to say what an amazing class this is for anyone which is interested in having/giving massage. You work in pairs to give each other a great body massage clothed, being shown and told what to do by the lovely Stephen. It is a great way to have a very deep massage for a very small cost. It can be a weekly class apparently, but is fortnightly for now. I would really recommend it.

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