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The Yoga Mela
The Yoga Mela · Trial class
3 Mat Classes for £24 (intro offer, expires 3 weeks after purchase); or 3 Reformer Pilates Classes for £36
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- Category
- Yoga · Meditation · Pilates · Reformer Pilates
- Price
- 24–170 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Intro Offer – 3 Mat Classes | £24 | |
| Intro Offer – 3 Reformer Classes | £36 | |
| Elevate Monthly Membership (unlimited) | £170 | /month |
| Balance Monthly Membership (4 yoga + 4 reformer) | £110 | /month |
Classes
Alignment YogaPregnancy YogaQiGong, Meditation + SoundbathAshtanga YogaBeginners/Gentle YogaMat PilatesReformer Pilates
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Frequently asked questions about The Yoga Mela
How much does it cost to train at The Yoga Mela?
Prices at The Yoga Mela are in the 24–170 GBP range. The cheapest option is Intro Offer – 3 Mat Classes at £24.
Does The Yoga Mela have an intro offer?
Yes. The Yoga Mela offers: 3 Mat Classes for £24 (intro offer, expires 3 weeks after purchase); or 3 Reformer Pilates Classes for £36.
Where is The Yoga Mela?
The Yoga Mela is at 239 Selhurst Rd in South Norwood, London.
What kind of training does The Yoga Mela offer?
At The Yoga Mela you will find yoga, meditation, pilates and reformer pilates.
What rating does The Yoga Mela have?
The Yoga Mela has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 42 reviews.
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Where you'll be
South Norwood, London
239 Selhurst Rd, SE25 6XP, London
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