Hal Hatha Yoga
Hal Hatha Yoga · Trial class
£35first class
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- Category
- Yoga · Meditation · Pilates · Fitness Studio
- Price
- Intro Offer – 3 classes (first-timers only): £35
Opening hours
- Mon
- 06:45-20:45
- Tue
- 06:30-20:30
- Wed
- 08:00-19:45
- Thu
- 08:00-20:30
- Fri
- 06:30-20:45
- Sat
- 09:00-18:00
- Sun
- 09:00-11:30
Classes
Foundation For BeginnersHatha YogaYin, Restorative & ReikiVinyasa YogaAshtanga PrimaryMat PilatesStretch For MenQigongMeditationSound Bath
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Frequently asked questions about Hal Hatha Yoga
How much does it cost to train at Hal Hatha Yoga?
Prices at Hal Hatha Yoga are in the 35 GBP range.
Does Hal Hatha Yoga have an intro offer?
Yes. Hal Hatha Yoga offers: Enjoy 3 Feel Good Classes for only £35.
What are the opening hours at Hal Hatha Yoga?
Hal Hatha Yoga is open Mon 06:45-20:45, Tue 06:30-20:30, Wed 08:00-19:45, Thu 08:00-20:30, Fri 06:30-20:45, Sat 09:00-18:00, Sun 09:00-11:30.
Where is Hal Hatha Yoga?
Hal Hatha Yoga is at 54 Hoppers Rd in Palmers Green, London.
What kind of training does Hal Hatha Yoga offer?
At Hal Hatha Yoga you will find yoga, meditation, pilates and fitness studio.
What rating does Hal Hatha Yoga have?
Hal Hatha Yoga has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 54 reviews.
Where you'll be
Palmers Green, London
54 Hoppers Rd, N13 4DB, London
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