That is a terrific price!
I would go for any class that has the word "hatha" or "basic" in it. Vinyasa basic sounds good as well- it will likely teach you the fundamentals of sun salutations and vinyasas.
My big tip would be to focus on yourself and your own practice when you're in the studio. Yoga is very individual and is focused on building your own practice wherever your body and mind is. Don't worry about making the post "look" how it's supposed to- rather focus on the function of the pose.
For example, a basic forward fold (basically bending over to touch your toes) is supposed to both open the back of your legs (stretch your hamstrings) and bring space to your vertebrae. It doesn't matter if you can actually touch the floor or not- it matters if your body finds a place in the forward fold pose where it begins to open the back of your legs and lengthen your spine. For some people, reaching only to their knees delivers the full benefits of the pose. For others, they can touch the floor, but it requires them to curve their back in a way that defeats the purpose of the pose. Don't compromise the function of the pose to try to get a form that "looks" right.
Focus on your breathing, listen to your body, and have FUN! Yoga is really relaxing and wonderful. Let us know how your classes go!
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