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Gentle Hatha Yoga

Intended for beginners and anyone wishing a grounded foundation in the practice of yoga, this 60 minute class of poses and slow movement focuses on asana (proper alignment and posture), pranayama (breath work), and guided meditation to foster your mind and body connection.

Vinyasa Yoga

Although designed for intermediate to advanced students, beginners are welcome to sample this 60 minute class that focuses on breath-synchronized movement -- you will inhale and exhale as you flow energetically through yoga poses.

Restorative Yoga

This 90 minute class features very slow movement and long poses that are supported by a chair or wall. This calming, restorative experience is suitable for students of any level of experience. This practice can be a perfect way to help rehabilitate an injury.

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Wrapper header nav main div with large image Task 3: The Classes Page. It's common for the content pages of a website to have a slightly different structure than the home page. The wireframe shown in Figure 4.55 depicts the structure of the Classes and Schedule pages. Launch a text editor, and open the classes.html page from your yoga4 folder. Configure a div element to display the yogamat.jpg image. As shown in the wireframe in Figure 4.55, this div is located within the main element. Code an opening div tag after the opening main tag. Assign the div to an id named hero. Code an img tag for the yogamat.jpg image. Be sure to include the alt, height, and width attributes. Next, code a closing div tag. Save and test your new classes.html page. If you test your page in a browser, you'll notice that it looks a bit different from Figure 4.56; you still need to configure style rules. footer Figure 4.55 New Path of Light Yoga Studio wireframe