Yoga for Men
Multiple dates from Monday, November 30th to Wednesday, May 27th
Event Summary
Yoga is fantastic for guys. It builds strength, improves flexibility and enhances balance. Plus, we build in a little bit of time for mindfulness and relaxation to reduce stress and improve sleep.
But - it can feel an intimidating thing to start in unfamiliar environment.
This specific Yoga for Men class, taught by David Ellard - a Yoga Teacher, Personal Trainer and 4th Degree Aikido Black Belt, is designed to give gents an introduction to the wonderful world of yoga.
Price: First Class Free
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Venue
Body Iq Studio
4 Canon Harnett Court, Warren Park,
Wolverton
MK12 5NF
Dates
The event runs from 7:45pm to 1:00pm on the following dates.
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- November 30th
- August 23rd
- August 29th
- September 5th
- September 12th
- September 19th
- September 26th
- October 3rd
- October 10th
- October 17th
- October 24th
- October 31st
- November 7th
- November 14th
- November 21st
- November 28th
- December 5th
- December 12th
- December 19th
- December 26th
- January 2nd
- January 9th
- January 16th
- January 23rd
- January 30th
- February 6th
- February 13th
- February 20th
- February 27th
- March 6th
- March 13th
- March 20th
- March 27th
- April 3rd
- April 10th
- April 17th
- April 24th
- May 1st
- May 8th
- May 15th
- May 22nd
- May 29th
- June 5th
- June 12th
- June 19th
- June 26th
- July 3rd
- July 10th
- July 17th
- July 24th
- July 31st
- August 7th
- August 14th
- August 21st
- August 28th
- September 4th
- September 11th
- September 18th
- September 25th
- October 2nd
- October 9th
- October 16th
- October 23rd
- October 30th
- November 6th
- November 13th
- November 20th
- November 27th
- December 4th
- December 11th
- December 18th
- December 25th
- January 1st
- January 8th
- January 15th
- January 22nd
- January 29th
- February 5th
- February 12th
- February 19th
- February 26th
- March 4th
- March 11th
- March 18th
- March 25th
- April 1st
- April 8th
- April 15th
- April 22nd
- April 29th
- May 6th
- May 13th
- May 20th
- May 27th
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