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Heartspace Yoga
Heartspace Yoga · Trial class
2 weeks unlimited intro offer for new members
£45
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- Category
- Yoga · Pilates · Barre · Fitness Studio
- Price
- 15–425 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Intro offer (2 weeks unlimited) | £45 | |
| Drop-in | £15 | (60 min) / £17 (75 min) / £19 (90 min) |
| Class packs | £75 | (5 classes) / £140 (10 classes) / £250 (20 classes) |
| 3-month unlimited membership | £425 |
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 09:00-20:30
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Classes
Yoga Pilates FusionExpress FlowFierce FlowCandlelit Yin & NidraHatha VinyasaIyengar Alignment YogaDeep Slow FlowBarre Sculpt & FlowYang YinVinyasa FlowMat Based Reformer PilatesYoga Foundations
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Frequently asked questions about Heartspace Yoga
How much does it cost to train at Heartspace Yoga?
Prices at Heartspace Yoga are in the 15–425 GBP range. The cheapest option is Drop-in at £15.
Does Heartspace Yoga have an intro offer?
Yes. Heartspace Yoga offers: £45 – 2 weeks unlimited intro offer for new members.
What are the opening hours at Heartspace Yoga?
Heartspace Yoga is open Mon–Fri 09:00-20:30, Sat–Sun Closed.
Where is Heartspace Yoga?
Heartspace Yoga is at 2nd floor, London Rd in Twickenham, London.
What kind of training does Heartspace Yoga offer?
At Heartspace Yoga you will find yoga, pilates, barre and fitness studio.
What rating does Heartspace Yoga have?
Heartspace Yoga has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 33 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Twickenham, London
2nd floor, London Rd, TW1 3RJ, London
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