PASSPORT TO PRANA

You don’t have to twist yourself in knots to, er, twist yourself in knots.

You don’t have to twist yourself in knots to, er, twist yourself in knots.

Yoga is great exercise, spiritually cleansing, and makes you super bendy (which is useful for all kinds of extracurricular activities). With the average class price in Vancouver hovering around $18, however, the expense can harsh your hard-earned zen buzz.

Passport to Prana can help you open your chakras without opening your wallet. Find your ‘happy place’ at any one of nearly 50 Lower Mainland yoga studios (including 20 in downtown and Kits) thanks to the $30 Passport, which entitles the holder to one free scheduled class at each participating location for one year. From Hot to Hatha, and Ashtanga to Anusara, every style and experience level is represented. When it comes to the studios themselves, we’re not talking back-alley muscle-spasm emporiums, either. It’s big leaguers like YYoga, Semperviva, Flow, and Bikram’s, as well as trusted neighbourhood haunts like Radha and Yogapod.

Why not save your money? You’ll need it for a new lululemon ensemble anyway.