New Community Yoga Class at Watson's General Telegraph

By Those That Rise
July 25, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Those That Rise

Posted July 25, 2019

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Posted July 25, 2019

Hello lovely people of East Dulwich!

I'm Ella, a local yoga teacher who has recently started a class at Watson's General Telegraph pub, every Saturday morning 11am-12noon.

Expect a friendly and non-judgemental space, welcoming all levels of experience and ability to move, breathe and ease into your weekend. Vinyasa is a dynamic form of yoga, linking steady movement and breath, to focus the mind and strengthen the body.

?8 per class (free if it needs to be - just email [email protected])

Online booking recommended: thosethatrise.com/classes

Drop-ins very welcome - cash only

I hope to see some of you there! Ella x

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