DAVENPORT SCHOOL OF YOGA EXPANDS TO SECOND LOCATION

New Bettendorf Yoga Studio Opens Nov. 7

Davenport School of Yoga opens a second yoga studio Nov. 7 at 3420 Towne Point Drive, Bettendorf. To celebrate, a new curriculum has been developed to include special classes for parents and children to take together, as well as seniors seeking to maintain an active lifestyle.

"A number of our current students come from Bettendorf, Pleasant Valley and Leclaire. We believe this is the right time to expand to serve these students," says Davenport School of Yoga founder Jeani Mackenzie.

"Our focus is on creating health improvements for each individual, no matter what their skill level. The school is based in traditional western Hatha yoga, which takes the body through its full, natural range of motion in a series of simple movements. No matter what your starting point, the result of yoga is improved strength, flexibility, balance, coordination and concentration."

A complete course and fee schedule is available by visiting www.davenportschoolofyoga.com . An open house for the Bettendorf studio will be held Nov.12. All morning classes will be free to guests. Instructors will be providing free demonstrations from 11 to 2 p.m. Walk-in guests are welcome.

Mackenzie has been teaching yoga for more than 32 years. Her original studio is located at 421 Brady Street, Davenport.

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