We are BACK ON THE MAT! Special Valentine's Day & LGBTI Pride Classes in February 2016




New venue!

We are very pleased to announce that Cape Men's Yoga has a new temporary venue in Vredehoek for our classes over the next couple of weeks and then in March we move to our PERMANENT NEW VENUE in Constantia.

During February 2016 we will be using two venues. Our new venue for the time being is in Vredehoek, a nicely accessible space which can accommodate a maximum of 20 yogis per class. You need to sign up in advance as we have to limit the numbers according to the space available.

This is a fully nude practice for men only - honouring the body and mind in a safe space of self-acceptance.

This Sunday, 14 February we'll teach a heart-opening naked vinyasa Valentine's Day class for you! Get your mat our and open that heart centre. The heart of yoga is... you guessed it... an open heart.

Beginners are always welcome. If you have injuries or medical conditions, you need to consult a professional health practitioner before starting and alert the instructor. You need a yoga mat, a sweat towel and a water-bottle is recommended. The rest you were born with.

This is a community yoga practice. Payment is by donation - pay what you can afford. We are building a caring community of practice in the Mother City.

For venue details contact us on capemensyoga AT gmail.com
whatsapp 082 759 68 six eight.








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