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Raps & Yoga Mats: You can win Drake and J. Cole concert tickets at this free Orlando yoga event

All-levels exercise class to include live mixes from DJs at Evans High School

Free immersive yoga event hopes to make the practice more accessible in the Pine Hills community. (Mike McConnell)

ORLANDO, Fla. – You have a chance to take a fun and free yoga class, while also getting a chance to win tickets to the Drake and J. Cole concert in Tampa this Sunday.

The event will have two yoga instructors battling it out, guiding you through the yoga flow.

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Two local DJs will also be there, Mz.Marina and DJ Jay-R, doing live mixes, playing the biggest songs from Drake and J. Cole as each team goes back and forth.

All-levels yoga class to include live mixes from DJs at Evan’s High School (Mike McConnell)

One of the instructors behind the event, Mike McConnell, said his goal is to make yoga more accessible in Pine Hills, with a long-term goal of reaching other underserved communities.

“Yoga has been so transformative for me. As an instructor, as a kid who grew up in Pine Hills and as an Evans High School alum, I desire to see more students and instructors in classes that look like my family and look like my friends,” McConnell said.

“My goal is to create a fun and safe space where people can freely explore the benefits of yoga, and hopefully inspire them to further pursue a practice of their own,” he said.

AD is one of the instructors who will battle it out in the free 'Raps and Yoga Mats' event. (Mike McConnell)

McConnell said a friend actually told him about yoga and how it could help him with an old knee injury from running.

“One class in, and I was hooked,” McConnell said.

Join him and the other instructor, AD, in the battle at the event this Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Click here to sign up.


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Brooke is a news producer and has been with News 6 since January 2018. She grew up in Coral Springs and graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2015 with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism. Before she came back to Central Florida, she worked in Fort Myers.

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