Pregnancy and Birth Products, Services and Activities in Bayview (0820)

the Darwin Region, Northern Territory (NT)

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Flametree Yoga Online & Darwin Region

19B Bishop Street, Woolner, NT 0820
Services Bayview and 27 other suburbs
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Flametree teaches online & in the Darwin region. Classes are taught in the style of group fitness classes, with a yoga focus. There are also Pilates options, breath meditation, & a weight loss program. Classes are LIVE online, & at 3 locations across the Darwin region, in Woolner, Casuarina, & Palmerston. At Flametree, you'll get fit, flexible, calm, & focussed. Doctors recommend yoga based movement because it also does so much more than other types of activity. GROUP FITNESS CLASSES Flametree's... More

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