Nia with JAG returns!

Nia with Jag is back! 

 Let's get together for live, in-person Nia. 


Following the guidelines of phase 3 of re-opening, we are thrilled to be able to offer Nia classes of up to 10 people at Balance Studio for an experimental four-week trial period. 

DATES: Sundays, May 23, 30 & June 6, 13

TIME: 10am-11am

PLACE: Balance Studio
               418 N 35th St.  (Fremont)

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

Class size is strictly limited to 10.

Masks are required at all times.

Full COVID-19 protocols are in effect.

Walk-in attendance is possible*, but pre-registration is strongly suggested.

To register, email jagfit@hotmail.com or text 917-334-3111.  Payment is accepted via Venmo or ApplePay to reserve a spot. You can also use a credit card to purchase one class at a time by visiting the PayPal link below. You do not need a PayPal account to use it.  Due to the fees they charge me, the rate is $1 extra per class to use PayPal. There are no refunds on reservations as we will be holding a space for you whether you come or not. Please be sure you can attend class before you register. Until we reach capacity of ten people, reservations are accepted up until 9am the day of class. After 9am, you must walk in to attend*. 

COST: $15 per class (pre-registered). If you had a class card before, you can still use the remaining chits on that card. Email or text to reserve your spot.

SPECIAL: $52 for all four classes paid in advance. Offer expires 9am, May 23

$20 walk-in.* 

*Please be advised that there is a possibility of being turned away at the door if we are already at capacity and you don't have a reservation. 

As with just about everything these days, this situation is unprecedented and experimental so we reserve the right to adjust the rules if necessary.

Please contact Jag with any questions: Jagfit@hotmail.com or 917-334-3111.

Venmo @jagzu

ApplePay @ 917-334-3111

Pay via PayPal, credit card or debit card


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ALSO: June 20 is Summer Solstice. So you are invited to join us as we enjoy...

Outdoor Nia in the Park 

Ask to be put on the "interested" list and details will be forthcoming. 
Most likely will be Sunday morning at 10am at Volunteer Park. 




                

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