Free Yoga Camps by The Yoga Institute on December 25

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To mark the occasion of its 105th Foundation Day, The Yoga Institute is organizing several free yoga camps – both offline and online on December 25, 2023. TheGlitz finds out more.

The Yoga Institute

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Besides learning about general yoga asanas you can benefit from a Diet Camp, where you can avail of free body composition analysis from 10.30 am to 1.30 pm. There is another camp titled Meditation for Beginners, from 4 pm to 5 pm. There is another session on Yoga for Better Sleep from 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm.

Free Yoga Camp

A free yoga camp also has been organized at Dadabhai Naoroji Udyan, Versova (erstwhile The Sands where The Yoga Institute was established in 1918), from 7.30 am to 8.30 am.

WHERE:

THE YOGA INSTITUTE, Santacruz East and Dadabhai Naoroji Udyan, Andheri

Registration:

Prior registration is required
Venue: The Yoga Institute, Prabhat Colony, Shri Yogendra Marg, Santacruz E. Tel: 26103568/26110506

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