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Emski

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Does anyone know of any daytime pregnancy yoga classes in East Dulwich? I did one upstairs at Soup Dragon last time I was pregnant, but I guess that doesn't exist anymore...

Any suggestions gratefully received - including any DVD recommendations. The only local classes I can find all seem to be evenings.

Thank you!

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Lindi Lu

Lindi Lu

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Hiya, Just saw your post re daytime antenatal yoga classes - I teach a pregnancy yoga class in Talfourd Rd, SE15 5NZ, Weds 10am till 11.15. It is a very small class in a beautiful, serene well-equipped yoga space. The classes are small, therefore I am able to work with the group and individuals. Classes work out at ?12.50 each, students normally attend one session to see if it is the right class for them and if so then book for a one month course. Let me know if you would like to book a space or if you have any questions.


BWS,

Yogi Lindi Lu.


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