1:1 Yoga, Mobility & Movement Coaching / Online Coaching

By sarahfretwellyoga
January 4, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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sarahfretwellyoga

Posted January 4, 2020

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Posted January 4, 2020

Hey guys,

I am offering both private yoga lessons and mobility and movement coaching, as well as online coaching. If you are looking to get better at movement, develop your flexibility and strength and increase your range of movement, my in person or online mobility and movement coaching is available to book. If you are just looking to start a yoga practice, then I offer private yoga lessons in the comfort of your own home (there is also the option to come to me). I also offer yoga in the workplace.

- Shape up or tone your body

- Improve your flexibility

- Develop your strength and become more mobile

- Develop a yoga practice or just simply move better

Please check out the links below and find out more about me if you are interested: [www.sarahfretwellyoga.com]

Contact me for more information at [email protected]

Www.sarahfretwellyoga.com

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