Inner peace is hard to come by, requiring complex negotiations between spleen and kidney. Find harmony more easily with today's Groupon to Cincinnati Yoga School. Choose between the following options:
- For $19, you get 5 yoga classes (a $60 value).
- For $33, you get 10 yoga classes (a $110 value).
Cincinnati Yoga School's students work through classes to challenge and develop bodies' stamina and flexibility, but the studio's instructors push students further by helping to hone their self-awareness and inner well-being. Led by program director William Brashear, a veteran yogi with experience practicing in India, the school's instructors cater to students of all experience levels with classes that vary in intensity. During power-yoga classes, students learn to channel each breath into the seamlessly flowing postures that comprise Ashtanga's alignment-focused Primary Series. Yin yoga leads attendees through passively sustained stretches, which gently loosen the joints' connective tissues and leave minds as focused as a laser shot through a monocle. Mixed-levels sessions appeal to moderately experienced students with a faster-paced sequence of asanas that can include more challenging poses, such as inversions, backbends, and pirouettes. In addition to the current location, Cincinnati Yoga School will be offering classes at the Wyoming Fine Arts Center at 322 Wyoming Avenue in Cincinnati starting in March.
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The Groupon Guide to: Being a Good Friend
Though many of life's accomplishments are important—working as a reading tutor, not setting fire to every mailbox you happen to pass—only one accomplishment matters in the long run: being a good friend. Follow these friendship tips to separating besties from the resties:
• Every time you're drinking something, offer your friend a sip from your glass. If they decline, show them there's nothing to worry about by sterilizing your own mouth with a crème brûlée torch.
• Pick up the check whenever possible—but don’t stop there. Use your intimate knowledge of your friend to glean possible passwords to their online bank accounts and transfer their funds into a high-yield CD just in case they want to save up to go to college again.
• What's your friend's favorite animal? Do they own one yet? Could you conceivably get them one? Keep in mind that the word "impossible" was most likely invented by a bad friend.
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