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Reconnect with your body, breath, and nature.
Reconnect with your body, breath, and nature.
Take your practice outdoors with Root to Rise Yoga at East Cobb Park, where the fresh air, natural light, and gentle sounds of the outdoors create the perfect setting for a mindful yoga experience. These classes are designed to help you ground, recharge, and rise, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced yogi.
Class Details
Class Details
When: Sundays at 2:30 PM (weather permitting)
Where: East Cobb Park, [insert address or landmark if desired]
What to Bring: Your yoga mat, water, and comfortable clothing
Who: All levels welcome
First class FREE
drop in rate: $10 4 class pack: $30
Each class integrates breath-led vinyasa sequences, moving from grounded, restorative flows to energizing, invigorating sequences. Students are encouraged to listen to their bodies, modify postures as needed, and enjoy the unique experience of practicing yoga in a natural, open-air environment.
please arrive on time. cancelations submitted 24 hrs prior to class start will be refunded, if using class pack then refund will be in form of an extra class. cancelations made outside of cancelation window shall not be subject to refunds. no call/ no shows will not be refunded.
Why Practice Yoga in the Park?
Why Practice Yoga in the Park?
Reconnect with Nature: Practicing outdoors allows you to breathe fresh air and feel grounded in your surroundings.
Build Community: Join other local yogis and cultivate a sense of connection and support.
Mindful Movement: Moving in a natural environment enhances focus, presence, and energy.
All Levels Welcome: Classes are accessible to beginners while still offering challenge for advanced practitioners.
Join Us
Whether you’re seeking rest, strength, flexibility, or calm, our Yoga in the Park classes offer a welcoming space to show up as you are and move with intention.
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Looking Ahead
As we move into spring, more park classes will be added, giving you even more opportunities to practice outdoors and connect with your community.
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