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New Hot Yoga Basics workshop Sat 30th Jan @2-4pm Strengthening in The Bussey Building


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Recharge and energise your body and soul with new HOT YOGA BASICS workshop about Strengthening on Sat 30th Jan @2-4pm in Victor's Lab, The Bussey Building, Rye Lane, Peckham. There are just 2 more of these fun and interactive 2hr workshops (?25) so reserve a space by messaging me or check in/out the website www.hotyogapeckham.co.uk/book-now


Yoga Basics workshops are ideal for anyone new to yoga or wanting to deepen understanding of their personal practice. Mats provided - just bring a smile and a big heart!


Stevie

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