Park Yoga at Heavitree
Published: 30 May 2019
Park Yoga comes to the brand new location of Heavitree Pleasure Ground this June. Following the success of Park Yoga in various locations across the South West over the last 2 years, organisers have decided to expand and open a new location in Exeter.
If you are looking to experience yoga for the first time, try a new class or just enjoy practicing in natural surroundings then Park yoga is for you. Park Yoga is held every Sunday morning from 10-11am. The free sessions start on Sunday 2nd June and throughout the summer until 1st September.
“Everyone is invited, including children, and all abilities are welcome. There’s no need to book; just bring your mat, towel or just yourself, and be part of something great.” (Sibyl King, Director, Fine Family Foundation)
Park Yoga are excited to be working with local yoga instructor Tina Jeffery who will be providing these free classes which are suitable for all ages and abilities.
“This is a great way to start your Sunday! I’m looking forward to getting the Exeter community moving with nourishing stretches, mindful movement and some optional challenges for those who want it! I aim to make it accessible and fun for everyone and leave you feeling uplifted, relaxed and rejuvenated!” (Tiny Jeffery, Tina Jeffery YOGA)
“We are thrilled that Park Yoga will be taking place in Heavitree Pleasure Ground. It is another fantastic way to bring the local community together for a free event which anyone can come along to” (Ben Hunt, Trustee and Community Project Manager at Park Life Heavitree)
Park Yoga Heavitree is supported by Park Life Heavitree. The Fine Family Foundation which supports charitable bodies working in the environment, the arts, education and health is funding the community project.
“We have seen Park Yoga grow in popularity over the last two years and are excited to be able to bring free outdoor yoga sessions to new locations for 2019. We hope that Park Yoga Heavitree is just as successful and encourages both people that are new to yoga and those that regularly practice to improve their health and wellbeing in natural surroundings.” (Katie Burden, Administrator, Fine Family Foundation).
To find out more information, please visit www.parkyoga.co where you can subscribe to the Park Yoga newsletter and see the full list of venues for 2019.