Every Wednesday, 7-8pm, Marina Bay Singapore River Cruise Terminal in front of MBS maximum 20 students. More info about Yoga for a Change: www.yogaforachange.com (IG: @yogaforachange)
Please take note…
– This is a ticketed class where all proceeds go to charity, we donate the weekly proceeds of ticket sales to the campaign page linked on our website (www.yogaforachange.com)
– The class will take place at Marina Bay’s Singapore River Cruise Terminal: the boardwalk space on the waterfront, at the Singapore River Cruise Terminal, nearby the MBS Shoppes South entrance. See screenshot of Google Map and photo of the exact venue below for reference.
– If you come by taxi/Grab, a good landmark as reference point for drop off is the MBS Shoppes South (Bayfront Link Entrance).
– Bring your own mat, water bottle, small towel (you might get sweaty!)
– Because of all of the above, please aim to arrive 10-15 min early if possible 🙂
– If the class is cancelled because of heavy rain, an email or WhatsApp would be sent to you at least one hour prior to class; we use a sheltered area in case of light rain
By signing up for Yoga for a Change classes, it is taken that you have understood and accepted the terms in the release and waiver of liability here: https://tinyurl.com/yfacwaiver
About our regular MBS teachers:
Diana
Diana started her professional athletic journey at the age of 6 and ever since her dedication to body practice and healthy nutrition is her work and her passion. She has been teaching for over 20 years as a Holistic Fitness Trainer, Yoga Teacher and Health & Wellness Coach. She learned the traditional way of yoga, meditation, and holistic healing from some of the world’s greatest yogis and healers, while she has been living in Thailand, India and China. She thoughtfully integrates meditation, breath-work, mindfulness and inspired living in the classes she conducts so you can create a deeper connection to yourself & everything you care about.
Felicia
Felicia’s yoga journey kick started her quest to shed the layers and return to true self. Trained with lululemon’s yoga leadership teacher training in 2019, she shares a vinyasa practice that connects your mind and body through the power of breath and movement. Get on a journey of self discovery as we get sweaty on the mat.
Ashita
Ashita’s first real encounter with yoga was in 2017, at a yoga studio in Canada. After her first class, she was amazed by how calm and energized she could feel at the same time. As an Indian, she found it ironic that it took a journey halfway across the world to discover her passion for yoga. Since then, the curiosity has only cultivated further and led Ashita to complete her yoga teacher training certification in Vinyasa Flow in 2021. She now hopes to share the benefits of the practice that has been instrumental in shaping her life on and off the mat.
