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Hatha yoga class

By Tufty
February 11, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Tufty

Posted February 11, 2019

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Posted February 11, 2019

This is a hatha based yoga class.

Tiffy weaves aspects of alignment-based Iyengar with flow based Vinyasa. There is lots of breath awareness to anchor your mind and ground your practice in a way that suits you individually. Lots of modifications are offered so that all levels of ability are included. All are welcome - we are a warm, friendly and inclusive bunch.

Thursday 8-9.30pm

Where: Dance Studio at Harris Girls Academy Fitness Centre, Homestall Road, SE22 0NR. It's a beautiful, big, airy studio. On warm days in summer we practise outside overlooking the park.

To book please contact Tiffy: [email protected] or 07816 921139.

www.facebook.com/yogawithtiffy

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