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Community Yoga classes at Dulwich Library: Mondays 6:30-7:30pm. No need to book, donation-based, bring your own mat. All levels.


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Hi, I'm Jenna, a local yoga teacher inviting you to my weekly community yoga class at Dulwich Library: Monday 6:30-7:30pm in the hall upstairs (or the garden when the sun is shining!) The class is donation based with attendees paying between £5 and £15 each week. There's no need to book and you can pay by cash or card after class. We have all levels in the room - from complete beginners to seasoned practitioners, this is yoga for every body. The yoga is hatha-style, slow but strong to help with posture, breath, mobility and relaxation. All I ask is you bring your own mat. The next class is Monday 7th August and I would love to see you there! 

PM me with your email address to be added to the mailing list or, with any further questions. Warmly, Jenna. 

I've been going to Jenna's class at Dulwich library since March this year and it’s become my weekly go to class.  Jenna is a great teacher and starts every class with a short meditation.  It’s a gentle vinyasa flow with Jenna guiding you clearly through the poses (adaptations available for it’s a great class for all levels) and each class has a slightly different focus.  The venue is lovely at the library and I particularly like it when we can do the class outside in the garden.  Would highly recommend.

 

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