Private yoga lessons in ED for 1-2-1 (or max 3 people) available immediately

By AluraYoga
November 14, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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AluraYoga

Posted November 14, 2018

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Posted November 14, 2018

Hello all,

I am a Yoga Alliance Accredited yoga teacher who has recently moved to East Dulwich (near Goose Green), and I have availability to take on new clients for 1-2-1 and in-home classes (either 1-2-1 or 1-2-max 3, depending on how much room you have at home!). I specialise in Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Vinyasa and pranayama and meditation, and I can come to your home (ED area) and have some availability for 1-2-1 from my home. We'll start off with a chat about your experience to tailor my classes according to your needs, as I teach from complete beginners to practiced yogi's of all ages.

I will be teaching in studios in the area from January onwards so I'll also post closer to the time to advertise these classes. In the meantime please DM me for rates and availability.

Best wishes,

Alura Yoga

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