This yoga workshop in French is opened to anyone, beginner or advanced. If you would like to gently improve your flexibility or simply have a moment for yourself, this morning yoga creates the relaxing atmosphere that you need to relieve contracted muscles, to awaken the articulations and finally to let go.
Begin your day in French, under the sign of kindness, and join us to carry this old saying out: “A healthy mind in a healthy body.”.
With Charlène,
Vinyasa (Flow), Aerial and Hatha Yoga Teacher,
Certified Yoga Alliance RYT200 (Tenjin Yoga Breeze).
After a professional experience in Paris for more than 10 years, a job opportunity allowed Charlène to move to Japan where she landed in 2018 in the city of Fukuoka. Feeling at ease in this southern city atmosphere, she finalized her Teacher Training Program in Japanese and in English at the Yoga Breeze Studio in Tenjin, Fukuoka. Wishing to share her love for yoga, she hopes to create a safe space where everyone can feel relieved and let go of the outside world for a while.
Workshop in French (on-site).
Maximum 10 participants per lesson.
Please note that you will need to
• wear appropriate and comfortable clothing
• wear a mask during the workshop
• bring your own mat, a small towel and a bottle of water
Registration:
Online Boutique: https://kyushu.extranet-aec.com/events/detail/785#/
You can also register at the front desk of the Institute.
• 3/26 (Sat.) *maximum 10 participants per lesson.
• 9:00~10:00
• Participation fee: ¥1,500 *please bring your own yoga mat, towel, and drink.
• Institut français du Japon Kyushu
• 2-12-6 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka
• 092-712-0904
• More details and registrations: https://kyushu.extranet-aec.com/events/detail/785#/
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