WORKSHOP FULL Con, my student of 8 years performing bakasana b (crow with straight arms) I'm super excited about our upcoming arm balance and handstand series! Let's use this board to communicate and share along the way. If you have any questions or requests, please comment below!
If you're new to my shala (yoga school), I'm at 3922 Saint Christopher Lane, Dallas TX 75287, duplex entrance on the right. We begin at 6:30pm sharp. Doors open at 6pm. See you soon! Week 1 - Foundations of arm balancing and what to do to get there faster + Basic arm balancing postures Week 2 - Jedi warm ups and handstands Week 3 - Handstands and other arm balancing postures
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Katya
2/6/2020 08:37:13 am
So excited!! :)
Amanda
2/6/2020 10:50:14 am
Yay! Can’t wait to learn from the best! Leave a Reply. |
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