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Dharma Yoga SRQ Celebrates Opening of New Studio

Dharma Yoga SRQ is a boutique yoga studio founded by Sarasota resident and certified yoga instructor Noelle Segal.  The studio offers a full range of classes for everyone.  “Our mission at Dharma Yoga SRQ is to share our passion of yoga with the community,” explains Segal. “Dharma is a certain way of living that is aligned with your path of life.” 

At Dharma Yoga SRQ, you will not only find a full schedule of yoga classes, but also a comfortable and welcoming environment. “We promise guidance from some of the best yoga and meditation teachers,” continues Segal. “Our teachers will know your name and treat you as a friend.  Every body is a yoga body.” 

Classes range from Hatha to Restorative to Chair Yoga. Private and small group classes are also available. Dharma Yoga is an enjoyable, awakening and potentially life-transforming workout for both the body and heart. Many Americans are now considering yoga their primary restoration to health. Consistent Yoga can help to alleviate body aches, neck and back pain, as well as improve mental health.  

Location: 7513 S Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. For more information and to view the class schedule, visit DharmaYogaSRQ.com.   

  

 

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