Classes
To take advantage of our Seasonal class booking rate please etransfer your fee to ourceltichearth@gmail.com and put in the notes which weekly class/es you are signing up for.
Next Season runs from May 5th to June 20th, 2025
*no classes with Ailsa the first week of June
1 class per week - $75
2 classes per week - $125
3 or more classes per week - $150
These prices include HST
Drop in places need to be booked online at https://ourceltichearth.noterro.com if there are spots available in the class you want.
Taiji
Qigong for health
Classes are Tuesday at 11am
$15 drop in or seasonal pass (see above for pricing)
The term “qigong” is a combination of two words: "qi," which means “subtle breath” or “vital energy,” and "gong," which translates to “skill cultivated through steady practice.” Together, the words describe an age-old practice that harnesses the power of breath, movement, and intention setting to create health and balance within the body. Declan will skillfully guide participants through various qigong movements and over the season you will learn a set of movements you can practice on your own at home as well.
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Beginner Yoga - Thursday 1pm
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This class is specifically for those people wanting to start a yoga practice that is safe and effective. No experience is required and you only need a sense of curiosity and a desire to become more conscious of your body.
Bring a Yoga mat if you have one but we also have some here you can use. Please wear loose and comfortable clothes.
$15 drop in or seasonal pass (see above for pricing) you can email ourceltichearth@gmail.com to register.
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Yoga with Ailsa
Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:30am Hatha Yoga
Yoga literally means “union”. This union can be understood on different levels: philosophically, as that of the relative, limited self with the absolute Self; religiously, as that of the individual soul with the Infinite Spirit; psychologically, as the integration of the personality – a state wherein a person no longer lives at cross-purposes with himself; emotionally, as the stilling of the waves of likes and dislikes, permitting one to remain in all circumstances complete in himself.
