21 Day Yoga Challenge Starts April 27th!

  • By The Yoga Studio of Calgary
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  • 18 Apr, 2019
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If you've been on the fence, now's the time to take the daring leap and say YES! 

Spots are filling up fast, so if you're ready to create positive change, we're ready to guide and support you.21 Days Yoga Challenge Starts April 27th!

Has the shiny luster of the new year faded? Has life returned to its familiar flow? Maybe that "familiar flow" is one you said you'd change in the new year, or maybe it's one that could use a little re-energizing.

As much as we talk about having a solid plan and a consistent routine, change can be a good thing for your mind, body and your spirit whether that means actually creating that plan/routine or simply switching it up.

So with that said....

Are you ready to find a new flow and embrace change in the name of discovering just how amazing your body, mind and soul can feel each and every day. What about discovering that you really did have the strength to handle what life tosses you the whole time.


Then join Christina and Chrissy for their

During these 21 Days you will receive;

Daily results guiding emails.
Unlimited yoga classes (all existing students' passes will be put on hold)
An amazing sense of community and being a part of something bigger.
A chance of winning some incredible prizes!

You'll enjoy two parties! the kick off and the wrap up.

A complete and incredible renewed sense of your own, unique well-being.

Spots are very limited,

to save your spot!


Have questions or wondering if you'll be a good fit for the challenge? Giving us a call at 403-265-6295.

Listen, we know you've got what it takes, you just have to decide if you're up for the challenge!

We can't wait to get started with you.

Christina & Chrissy

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