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Yoga

NMCC has offered a local, affordable, healthy was to share with our community, connecting care for oneself and the earth in a holisitic and spiritual manner since 2013.

We currently offer both live community yoga classes on Zoom and an outdoor Yoga class when weather permits. Our classes are led by Vicki Earl, our 200-hour certified yoga instructor.

Is now the time to add Yoga to your Winter routine? Or know someone interested in joining you?

Take some time for yourselves and let go of some of that post-holiday stress. Our two 5-week January/March series begin Monday, January 31 and end Thursday, March 3. Both classes start at promptly at 6:00 pm on Zoom in the privacy of your home or vacation retreat. Pricing:

Monday series costs $35 for 5 classes. January 31 to February 28
Thursday series costs $35 for 5 classes. February 3 to March 3

Checks can be mailed to NMCC, 1271 Durham Road, Madison, CT 06443 - please clearly mark the check and envelope with “Yoga”. Electronic options are available as well. If your friends or family would like to join, we'd love to have them - advising them previous experience is recommended. Not sure? They may try one of our classes for free before committing. For questions or to register, contact Roberta Hanlon robertahanlon@msn.com or 203-500-8311.

Our Instructor

Vicki found her love for yoga right here at NMCC back in 2013 when classes started to be offered. She enjoys many types of yoga from gentle and restorative to hatha and vinyasa. One of the gifts of the COVID quarantine period was that it afforded her the time to not only increase her personal yoga practice but also to complete her 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training through Yoga Farm based in Ithaca, New York. This training gave her the ability to share the gift of yoga with her friends, family and the NMCC community as well as increasing her own focus on living more mindfully, personal and spiritual growth. Her teaching style is a combination of gentle and vinyasa flow and she provides modifications and suggestions for varying levels of students throughout the class.