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Journey to Yoga Wheel Backbends with Miranda Leung

5-6 December 2026 | World Trade Centre - Causeway Bay

Journey to Yoga Wheel Backbends with Miranda Leung

This 5-hour complete yoga wheel workshop will show you the great fun you can have with a yoga wheel whilst also staying conscious of safety and alignment.

 

This workshop is designed for beginner-to-intermediate students, advanced poses is not required but some parts of the session will look at how we can use the wheel to work on more challenging postures. There will be options provided depending on students experiences.

 

Suitable for yoga practitioners with 3+ months practice. Not suitable for complete beginners.

 

You’ll get from the workshop

  • Flowing with the yoga wheel
  • Using the wheel to build strength and assist in asanas
  • How to safely and efficiently use the wheel for backbends
  • Developing flexibility with the wheel
  • Balancing poses with the wheel
  • Relaxing poses with wheel assist

Schedule

5-6 December 2026

World Trade Centre – Causeway Bay

10am – 12:30pm

 

Tuition

Full Workshop (Total 5.0 hours)

Early-Bird Price: HK$1,800 (ends 5 November 2026)

Regular Price: $2,100

 

** Your spot is secured once your payment has  been successfully completed. A booking confirmation will be sent to you on the next working day. **

 

** PURE Cardholders and non-PURE Cardholders are welcome. **

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World Trade Centre
Causeway Bay
Yoga
7/F World Trade Centre, 280 Gloucester Road Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Miranda Leung

Miranda started yoga in 2013. In the beginning, she thought yoga was just a low-impact workout. After a couple years of practising as a member at PURE Yoga, she decided to start her first teacher training in 2017 and enhanced her knowledge in yoga. Miranda’s yogi path was inspired by an important teacher, Samrat Dasgupta. Under his encouragement, she attended a 300-hour teacher training with him in 2021 to progress exponentially in her yoga teacher journey.

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