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Yoga
Playa Coronado Panama

Hatha yoga: Yoga is a slow paced stretching class that focuses on breathing exercises and seated meditation. If you have never done yoga before do not become obsessed with your postures. Hatha Yoga teaches you to focus on preparing your body for meditation and relaxation. Even in the physicial practice of Hatha Yoga it is more important to perfect one’s state of mind than it is to perfect one’s physicial movements.

El Litoral B&B in Coronado visit : www.litoralpanama.com

Home: 240-1474

Cell: 6658-1143

$8.00 per group class if you pay in advance on a monthly basis coming back in November, 3 times a week.

$10.00 per class if you pay per class.

Private class: $ 25.00

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