3 Best Yoga Studios in Central Coast

“Happy Hot Yoga is a sanctuary designed for relaxation and rejuvenation, offering a holistic approach to wellness. The studio offers various classes and teaches yoga's amazing benefits. Carla is the founder of the Happy Hot Yoga studio. She invites you to join their community for your health and well-being. Happy Hot Yoga studio has amazing teachers and instructors who have extensive experience in yoga practices. Their studio provides various levels of yoga at affordable prices. You can relax your mind in an elegant atmosphere and enjoy their features at competitive prices. There is a wide variety of classes and times, which makes the studio accessible. Whether you are new to yoga or a well-experienced practitioner, come to their session and feel free to learn practices.”

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“Umina Beach Yoga was founded by local yoga teachers Carolyn Glover and Helen Macnair. They aim to offer convenient yoga classes in a beautiful, peaceful space at affordable prices. Their yoga classes can be adapted to suit anyone, regardless of age, experience and ability. They offer an extensive timetable with regular classes, workshops and a yoga shop. Umina Beach Yoga has dedicated, highly qualified teachers offering different styles of yoga from their lifetimes of experience and knowledge. You can also join online classes to begin or deepen your yoga practice, relax and restore. Umina Beach Yoga offers a wide range of yoga classes and styles to suit all ages and abilities from birth to kids, as well as gentle and dynamic classes. They also offer one-to-one private yoga therapy classes. They also provide gift vouchers.”

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“Central Coast School of Yoga offers Hatha yoga and meditation classes in the Iyengar style for beginners to advanced levels. Peter Mulholland is the Teacher and Director of Central Coast School of Yoga. He studied philosophy at Deakin University, and studying yoga felt like a natural path. He experienced the powerful effect the asanas (postures) had upon them therapeutically, relieving the injuries that drew him to yoga. You don’t need special yoga clothes – just wear loose, comfortable clothing or shorts or a t-shirt or gym-style gear, and you don’t even need a yoga mat. They provide all the equipment required. There is plenty of free parking available in front of the studio in the complex.”

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