Yoga at the Kohimarama yacht club.
Hi everyone,
New class time!
Yoga at the Kohimarama Yacht Club.
Yoga for health and well being overlooking the ocean 🙂
Bring a yoga mat please 🙏
Class times:
Tuesday: 9.30-11 - Gentle yoga and meditation
Thursday. 5.30-6.30pm
Saturday: 9am - Morning Flow
🌊 Booking here [app.ubindi.com...
My classes are structured to nurture balance and wholeness. We will move carefully through different poses that will develop your alignment and flexibility, while at the same time creating relaxation and mindfulness. My classes place special emphasis on deep breathing in every movement and building core strength, which is key to good posture.
What students say about my classes 💛
🌞 “Yoga practice with Dan is a wonderful way to let go from all the tension that builds up in your body and mind”
🌞 “I always leave feeling lighter and energised”
🌞“Sessions are inclusive of all levels which I truly appreciated!”
🌞 "Dan's yoga has been such a highlight…They are such a great mind & body reset - I always walk away feeling so positive and relaxed”
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82.1% Yes
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15.2% No
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