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The Yoga Sloth
The Yoga Sloth · Trial class
1 month of unlimited yoga for new students only (Explorer Sloth / Newcomer Sloth Intro Offer)
£60
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- Category
- Yoga, Fitness Studio
- Location
- Fulham, London
- Rating
- 5.0 / 5 (20 reviews on Google)
- Price
- 8–115 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Drop-in | £15 |
| Low Cost Pass (drop-in) | £8 |
| On The Go Sloth (2 classes, 2 weeks) | £28 |
| Committed Sloth (4 classes, 5 weeks) | £55 |
| Big Bad Sloth (10 classes, 12 weeks) | £115 |
Opening hours
- Mon
- 19:30-20:30
- Tue
- Closed
- Wed–Fri
- 19:30-20:30
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Classes
Neuro Sloth Drop InAll Levels Yoga Drop InSloth-Dragon-SlothHatha FlowSloth Frequency - Sound Bath
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Frequently asked questions about The Yoga Sloth
How much does it cost to train at The Yoga Sloth?
Prices at The Yoga Sloth are in the 8–115 GBP range. The cheapest option is Low Cost Pass (drop-in) at £8.
Does The Yoga Sloth have an intro offer?
Yes. The Yoga Sloth offers: £60 – 1 month of unlimited yoga for new students only (Explorer Sloth / Newcomer Sloth Intro Offer).
What are the opening hours at The Yoga Sloth?
The Yoga Sloth is open Mon 19:30-20:30, Tue Closed, Wed–Fri 19:30-20:30, Sat–Sun Closed.
Where is The Yoga Sloth?
The Yoga Sloth is at 51 Kelvedon Rd in Fulham, London.
What kind of training does The Yoga Sloth offer?
At The Yoga Sloth you will find yoga and fitness studio.
What rating does The Yoga Sloth have?
The Yoga Sloth has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 20 reviews.
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