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Vinyasa yoga on Saturday mornings - Aro Valley Community Centre (9am - 60 mins) - Brooklyn Community Center (10.30 am - 60 mins) Blue Ocean Yoga

Jenn from Brooklyn

Kia Ora

Pleased to post that Blue Ocean Yoga has returned to our Saturday morning practices.

I am a certified yoga instructor and will be leading two sessions at both locations of Aro Valley Community Center at 9 am and the Brooklyn Community Center at 10.30 am (60 min practice for both sessions).

With our return and to follow best practices, we will maintain a few aspects to ensure we are able to maintain a safe practice:
* Please bring your own mat and small towel if you would like (will not be able to provide and/or loan mats)
* Please continue with correct hygiene practices (ie washing/drying hands thoroughly before/after yoga practice. Hand sanitizer will be available as well)
* Strong encouragement to continue with Contact Tracing (use QR codes or within your own records)
* All participants are encouraged to stay home if they feel unwell
* Continue with cleaning practices to ensure the space is well kept and tidy.

Saturday 18 July 2020 - Aro Valley @ 9 am start & Brooklyn @ 10.30 am (60 min - In person).

This will be a gentle, but strong practice and guaranteed to get you moving.

In addition to our Saturday in person classes, we will have a zoom class on Monday (60 min session) and Wednesday (30 mins session) evenings, both @ 6.15 pm begin/6.30 pm. Opportunity to attend in person or access the link throughout the week. Please let me know if you would like the zoom details to attend and/or recorded link.

Note: For our virtual practice on zoom, with permission and encouragement provided to turn off video for the session, will record this session (email with link to be provided after the session).

2020 schedule

18, 25 July
1, 8, 15, 22, 29 August
5, 12, September
(Please note: no class on 19 September 2020 in Brooklyn as the General Election will be taking place. Also, the Brooklyn Community market will be held on 26 September 2020. Will consider an alternative location for the class for both dates).

3, 10, 17, 24, 31 October
7, 14, 21, 28 November
5 and 19 December (Christmas Break)
(Please note: no class on 12 December 2020 in Brooklyn as the Brooklyn Community market is being hosted.
Depending on weather, we might be able to have a class outside/alternative location).

Parking available at the Brooklyn Community center (car park or on street).

We will continue with koha for our classes (In person and virtual). We will return to cash payment with the option of completing a bank transfer (Please let me know if you would like this information).

If you would like to make payment for multiple classes, please feel free to speak with me to arrange.

As always, if you have any questions, thoughts or concerns, please reach out to let me know.

Look forward to connecting with all of you this week.

Kind regards
Jenn

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