Hot Yoga coming to Leigh

5:40pm Tuesday 10th July 2012 in News

THE humid conditions of India will come to Leigh when a furniture shop is converted into a Hot Yoga school.

Southend Council has given plans to transform the former Steven Thorne interior design and furniture shop on London Road, Leigh, into a Hot Yoga training centre.

Specialist instructors will teach customers the art of Birkram Yoga, which originated in southend India, in artificial hot and humid conditions to help increase flexibility in poses.

The new centre will also include changing facilities and a small shop area selling yoga-related products.

Owner Tracey Bailey, from Southend, currently runs exercise classes at Southend Tennis and Leisure Centre at Garons Park but has now decided to start her own business.

Regular yoga sessions are believed to help reduce stress, improve flexibility and strength, improve concentration and regulate breathing.

Comments (4)

6:58pm Tue 10 Jul 12

All 9 of me says...

I'm gutted to have missed the comments on the Bangladeshis' story, and well done to the idiots who haven't a brain cell between them and continue to embarass themselves by posting inane comments here, for having the comments section on that particular article, closed.
I'm gutted to have missed the comments on the Bangladeshis' story, and well done to the idiots who haven't a brain cell between them and continue to embarass themselves by posting inane comments here, for having the comments section on that particular article, closed. All 9 of me

7:55am Wed 11 Jul 12

Yachtsman says...

All 9 of me wrote:
I'm gutted to have missed the comments on the Bangladeshis' story, and well done to the idiots who haven't a brain cell between them and continue to embarass themselves by posting inane comments here, for having the comments section on that particular article, closed.
Echo are you sure "southend India"
[quote][p][bold]All 9 of me[/bold] wrote: I'm gutted to have missed the comments on the Bangladeshis' story, and well done to the idiots who haven't a brain cell between them and continue to embarass themselves by posting inane comments here, for having the comments section on that particular article, closed.[/p][/quote]Echo are you sure "southend India" Yachtsman

8:36am Wed 11 Jul 12

j-w says...

The comments section was never opened on the Bangladesh story.
The comments section was never opened on the Bangladesh story. j-w

8:03am Fri 13 Jul 12

Steve Rowe says...

The Echo means "Southern India" and not "Southend India".
The Echo means "Southern India" and not "Southend India". Steve Rowe

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