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What You'll Get
Astronauts regularly practice yoga to stay limber, modulate their breathing, and control their crippling fear of being eaten by the moon. Take one small stretch with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $49 for one month of unlimited yoga classes (a $160 value)
- $49 for 10 yoga classes (a $160 value)
A fleet of yoga classes welcomes practitioners ranging from beginner to advanced. During a Hatha class, all levels benefit from the classical yoga form that combines asana––or poses––with deep breathing to boost relaxation and build muscle tone. The Maa Flow class incorporates continuous flowing poses and rhythmic breathing to create a challenging session for more advanced students, and the Hot Maa class envelops students of various levels in a heated room, helping them gain more flexibility while detoxifying and releasing stress. Hatha Restorative classes aim to calm and balance the mind, body, and spirit in soothing sessions. The 10-class option must be used up by December 1, 2012, and the one-month unlimited option must be activated by December 1, 2012. Check the schedule for class times.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Dec 2, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. New clients only. For one month unlimited pass, customer must activate voucher by 12/1/12 and one month period starts on day of activation. For 10-class punch card, all classes must be completed in full by 12/1/12. Must sign waiver. Classes are non-transferable. Must show ID at registration. Not valid 12/24/12–12/25/12 and 1/1/13. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Maa Yoga
It only took one yoga class for Farhad Khan to realize that the ancient practice would become his life’s passion. That passion led him on travels to Africa, India, and Southeast Asia, where he fully immersed himself in the spirituality of yoga before opening Maa Yoga as a place to share his discoveries with other students. The studio borrows its name from the Hindi word for mother, reflecting Khan’s philosophy that yoga should be a nurturing practice that helps others to love themselves and extend that love outward to others.
Inside the welcoming, nonjudgmental confines, Khan and his staff create a blend of different yoga styles including Hatha, Vinyasa, and Yin, during which students hold poses for up to five minutes or until someone says “green light.” The 2,500-square-foot facility curates its peaceful atmosphere with help from eco-solar hot water and heating systems, sustainable bamboo flooring, and an air-purifying HEPA filtration system, and it also houses a tea lounge where practitioners can unwind postpose.