What do you want to achieve with your practice?
By Brent Laffoon on Jun 3, 2022
A short practice that focuses on activating, engaging and helping you feel deeply into your core. Perfect as a short stand alone, or as an addition to a longer practice. Enjoy!
By Kate Duyn on Jun 17, 2022
If life is pulling you off center, this is a practice that will help you bend and not break. We start with a kriya for mental health and a little Avatar imagery, and then we take off! Expect lots of hip, hamstring and shoulder opening, yogis! You will need a blanket and the desire to go on a little journey. Compass pose, lotus pose, lolasana, pigeon pose variations and all kinds of fun along the way.
By Ally Hamilton on Jun 3, 2022
This practice is focused on opening and releasing. We build some good heat, but we take our time doing it. There's a nice balance between dynamic flow and long holds so the heat we build and our deep breathing work in combination to help our bodies let go. The hips get a lot of love in this practice so that we can play with pigeon variations, half lotus, marichyasana options and lotus pose. A strap may be helpful. We end with Yoga Nidra in Savasana. If you're looking for something deep and thorough, this is for you. Intermediate students are welcome, options for all advanced poses are offered. Please listen to your body and enjoy!
By Angela Kukhahn on May 29, 2022
Sometimes the harder transitions can feel so out of reach! Angela to the rescue. Whether you're looking to develop better understanding of balance and counter-balance, what to engage when you're moving from an arm balance to an inversion or the other way around, or you just feel ready to start thinking about and exploring these things, this practice is for you! Angela breaks it down in bite-sized pieces and makes it fun...promise! Grab a couple of blocks and a strap, your core muscles and your sense of humor, and let's play!
By Ekaette Ekong on Jun 23, 2022
This is a mixed-level grounding hatha class where we focus on breath and sensation to quiet the mind, and make shapes mindfully to open the body. Great for days when you're feeling a bit anxious or overwhelmed. Detailed cues will give your mind plenty to focus on, and smart sequencing will leave you feeling good.
By Ally Hamilton on May 19, 2022
Medium heat/deep hips. Perfect for days when you really need to get centered, breathe deeply, build some nice heat, and open it all up! Nothing too crazy, just the right amount to release and remember who you are! If you're feeling anxious or you're dealing with racing thoughts or having a day with too much sitting, emailing and/or adulting, this is for you!
By Kate Duyn on Apr 26, 2022
By request, a yin/restorative practice for days (or evenings) when you really need to chill. Tons of hip, hamstring and quadriceps opening, but also love for your shoulders and upper back. It can't all be yang, yogis! Gotta stay balanced. Enjoy!
By Brent Laffoon on May 10, 2022
According to the ancient sages, after eating a meal, a yogi should allow at least three hours to digest fully before practicing. It's good advice, but it's not always practical in the modern world. Sometimes the only time you have to practice comes on the heels of the only time you have to eat. This is a practice for those times. As always, take your time, and take what works for you... and leave the rest. And of course, don't forget to enjoy :)
By Ally Hamilton on Apr 26, 2022
An energizing, creative intermediate-to-advanced flow that will get you fired up and grounded simultaneously. This is a full-body vinyasa flow with a little sculpt slipped in along the way, so you can count on strengthening your abs, arms and butt, but also on breathing deeply and consciously. Chances to play on your hands and upside down, and a sweet savasana which you will earn! Enjoy, yogis!
By Angela Kukhahn on Apr 30, 2022
Need a feel-good morning kick-start, or a restart later in the day? Angela to the rescue with a feel-good flow that targets quadriceps and front-body opening, along with core and glute-strengthening to send you off feeling strong and centered! There's a tiny handstand moment offered, but that is not the focus of this practice. Enjoy, yogis!
