Los Angeles Times

Vinyasa, wine and cheese

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To celebrate the rebranding of Culver City’s Goda Yoga as SoulPlay Yoga, new owner Nathania Stambouli is opening her doors to a free hour-long vinyasa class Saturday, Aug. 5, followed by a wine-and-cheese party.

Stambouli, a yoga instructor who also leads internatio­nal retreats, says she’s making a few changes to the popular studio: Among the revamped offerings are the trademarke­d BandzYoga class, which combines the ancient practice with resistance training. On Friday nights, there will also be a session dedicated to handstands.

“It’s a full hour dedicated to getting people upside down,” said Stambouli, adding that while the class is for all levels, participan­ts would need some upper body strength. “We want to offer classes different from what you see in the Los Angeles yoga scene.” Info: The free class takes place at 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 5. Participan­ts are invited to stay on for a paid two-hour Yin Yoga and Gong Bath event starting at 6:30 p.m. Single classes start at $12.50, unlimited classes are $135 a month. SoulPlay Yoga, 9711 Washington Blvd., Culver City. SoulPlay.Yoga

 ?? Nathania Stambouli ?? NATHANIA Stambouli, left, demonstrat­es BandzYoga with a partner.
Nathania Stambouli NATHANIA Stambouli, left, demonstrat­es BandzYoga with a partner.

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