Trap Yoga led by IAAS Doctoral Student, Sha'Mira Covington

Trap Vinyasa with Sha'Mira Covington
Zoom

If you love yoga and you love trap music, you’ll love this empowering Rocket vinyasa style class! 

Trap yoga uses soundscape as a tool for a deeper practice. It combines asana practice with Trap music for mental, physical and spiritual benefits that embody struggle, resistance, and success; a mirror to our existence! 

Class is open to all levels/yogis. Register for this virtual event ($14) through Five Points Yoga. https://athensfivepointsyoga.com/schedule/

Questions? Contact Sha’Mira Covington:

609-992-4400 | scovington@uga.edu | https://www.fcs.uga.edu/people/bio/harajuku

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