PRESS RELEASE: Yoga Collective offering unlimited yoga for $1 a day for 30 days, and $5 classes for HSC students.

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Yogi on a budget? The Sydney Yoga Collective (SYC) is offering a host of new deals this Spring.

Both SYC regulars and newcomers can take advantage of unlimited yoga for 30 days for $30 – just a dollar a day.

This means access to all SYC yoga classes, including the highly sought-after Naam style at the newly reopened Soul Flow Yoga Studio in Bondi Junction.

With the conclusion of your 30 days, you can then choose to take up a monthly membership for just $99 a month, a deal usually valued at nearly double this price.

But remember: the 30-day deal is only available for purchase once.

SYC founder Casey Castro said: “Sydney Yoga Collective believes everyone can benefit from yoga and with with our 30 days for $30 pass there’s really no excuse. We don’t take ourselves too seriously, our classes are straightforward with a peppering of fun.”

To celebrate mental health awareness month in October, SFY is also offering $5 yoga classes until 31 December 2019 for HSC students about to undertake their exams.

There is an abundance of research available that has revealed the positive effects yoga can have on mental health, including for anxiety and depression. Take a well-deserved study break and see how our classes can benefit you, no strings attached!

“The HSC can be a very stressful time of year for both parents and students. We understand that students sometimes are just not sure how to relieve the stress. And let’s be honest, $25 per class is a lot for these teenagers,” said Casey.

“That’s why we have introduced a $5 class option for all HSC students. Not just now, but until the end of the year. Get the mind right and the rest will follow.”

Simply enter HSC in the promo box when booking a class, or just turn up and let the teacher know. *Please also bring a form of student ID.

See you on the mats, yogis!

For more information contact please contact Casey from SYC on casey.castro@icloud.com or PR contact Amanda on amanda@popcom.com.au or 0418448570.

October 22, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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