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yoga samedi I practise yoga twice a week. Yesteday morning, it was a special session, open to the not members too. Eight of my friends came to discover this kind of yoga. It's yoga kundalini which is tonic and relax too. We do exercises using breath, rhythm, dynamic or static postures, sound, relaxation and meditation. We arrived before the teacher and we have to wait a little in front of the door in the cold, unfortunately. But after, it was a good session. Our teacher is very pleasant and everybody was satisfied, even if it was necessary to wake up early for a Saturday !

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yoga samedi

I practise yoga twice a week. Yesteday morning, it was a special session, open to the not non-members too. Eight of my friends came to discover this kind of yoga. It's yoga kundalini which is tonic and relax too. We do exercises using breath, rhythm, dynamic or static postures, sound, relaxation and meditation.
We arrived before the teacher and we have had to wait a little in front of the door in the cold, unfortunately. But after that, it was a good session. Our teacher is very pleasant and everybody was satisfied, even if it was necessary to wake up early for a Saturday !

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yoga samedi

I practise yoga twice a week. Yesteday morning, it was a special session, open to the non-members too. Eight of my friends came to discover this kind of yoga. It's Kundalini yoga kundalini which is tonic (not sure what you mean by tonic, maybe "healing") and relaxing too. We do exercises using breath, rhythm, dynamic or static postures, sound, relaxation and meditation.
We arrived before the teacher and we had to wait a little for a while in front of the door in the cold, unfortunately. But after, it was a good session. Our teacher is very pleasant (I don't hear this adjective very often but it may be more common in England) and everybody was satisfied   (you wouldn't often hear people use the word satisfied in this instance. You're satisfied after a good meal or when you find out the ending to a mystery or with someone's excellent response to a question you have)  enjoyed themselves, even though it was necessary we had to wake up early for on a Saturday!

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Darn!/ "note that the verb is practised, the noun is practiced", this should be "note that the verb is practise, the noun is practice"
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Here's corrections to your 'introductions'./ I'm French and I've always lived in France. I'd like to improve my English with committed native English people. I'll be glad to help you with French. I hope we can progress together convivially. I'm interested in conversations over Skype./ A native person living in England./ Hello, I'm Catherine. I learned English a long time ago and I've forgotten it because I haven't practised (note that the verb is practised, the noun is practiced). I want to speak English well to travel and talk easily with people. I bought an English textbook three months ago. But I am doing this alone, and I think that nothing could be better than dialogue with native English people. That's why I joined here.
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Hello, I have practiced Kundalini yoga as well here in Vancouver. My friend and I would go to early morning sadna (4:30am). It was very peaceful. She was doing it for 120 days. I know that there is a Kundalini yoga retreat organized in Europe. There is also one in New Mexico that I have heard a lot about. At one point I was doing a lot of yoga but I haven't for a few years now since having children. It would do me a world of good to start again.

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