Private Stand Up Paddle Yoga

South Lake Tahoe, California

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A private solo lesson or gather a close group of friends and make it more intimatePrice includes board rentalGreat way to improve your yoga90min session + mini SUP lesson

Participants in our classes learn how to properly use a Stand-Up Paddle-Board and how to perform dozens of different Yoga poses while serenely floating on the natural splendor of calm water. Because the poses are being performed on a moving surface, you will be engaging muscles that you would not normally, and because the poses have to be aligned just perfectly for even weight distribution on the boards, you will not only be benefiting from a challenging class, but you will also be improving your in-studio yoga practice as well. Contact the studio for more details Source

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Grant

Private Stand Up Paddle Yoga

10/18/13

Since the weather is so good, I'm in.

Grant

Private Stand Up Paddle Yoga

10/14/13

this looks amazing

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