Coconut Grove Grapevine: Rina Yoga -- more of a good thing

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Monday, August 30, 2010

Rina Yoga -- more of a good thing

Rina Yoga is expanding their schedule at Grove Isle Hotel & Spa (Four Grove Isle Drive). In addition to their Sunday classes, they now offer their most popular class, Vinyasa Yoga, Monday through Thursday from 10:30 am to noon. The class is taught by Ring Yoga founder Rina Jakubowicz and Heidy Toledo, a favorite Rina Yoga teacher.

“Grove Isle’s ambiance has been a perfect fit for Rina Yoga’s classes,” says Rina Jakubowicz, Founder of Rina Yoga. “Practicing in the middle of such a gorgeous environment has been really inspiring for our students, so I’m happy to be able to offer them more options without sacrificing the quality synonymous with Rina Yoga.”

For over four years, Rina Yoga has been inspiring students to find balance, grow stronger and more flexible, while creating a yoga community right in the heart of Miami. For a full class schedule and for pricing information, please visit http://ww.rinayoga.com/.

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