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SUP Yoga
June 2, 2023 @ 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
Join us for Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga on Fridays at 4:30
What better way to do yoga in the summer than on the water?
This SUP yoga class will challenge you in the most simple of postures for the beginner yogi and even the advanced practitioner. Come prepared to laugh, {maybe} fall, and get your zen on.
Your yoga teacher will guide you through a practice that starts slowly, letting you get used to the floating surface. You will then move into a more dynamic flow {and realize how much core work you actually have to do to stay up!} before slowing down to cool off with restorative postures.
We’ll finish class, like we always do, with savasana. We think a floating savasana is so blissful that you’ll come back over and over again.
Come prepared:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up – boards will be provided and anchored to the pool. However, we can only allow a max of 10 students per class. You are welcome to wear either swimsuit or yoga apparel. Make sure you come prepared with sunscreen, a towel, and maybe a hat {as long as it doesn’t get in the way of your practice}. Please bring your yoga mat as well, since some days we might do a little off the board postures and flows as well.
