Class Descriptions

MIXED LEVEL FLOW

Mixed Level Flow classes are appropriate for all levels. Classes will offer options for students at beginning, intermediate, and advanced stages in their practice, so each student can explore their practice at their own pace. Classes may start slow, building up a flow, and end with calming, restorative poses. Expect standing poses, balancing poses (both hands and feet), preparation for inversions with the option to advance, backbends, twists, forward bends, and rest. The teacher will modify and offer variations for all levels that show up to class. 

BEGINNING FLOW

Beginning Flow classes are the introduction to the style of yoga commonly known as Vinyasa Flow. Introduction and breakdown of Sun Salutations, standing poses, and linking poses together with breathing are included in each class. You will learn the foundations of a flow class with a slower pace. Classes may also include introduction to backbends, twists, forward bends and inversions.

INTERMEDIATE/Advanced FLOW

Classes build on the foundations learned in Beginning Flow. Classes will include: Sun Salutations A, introduction to Sun Salutation B, variations on other Sun Salutations and standing poses strung together to create a dance like flow. Introduction to and exploration of Level 2 poses will be woven in throughout the class. These poses may include: arm balances, backbends, forward bends, twists, and inversions. Expect to move with your breath mindfully throughout class, as this is a faster paced class. Not appropriate for those individuals with wrist or shoulder injury. Experience with Vinyasa Flow (Beginning Flow as a prerequisite) is recommended.

FLOW + RESTORE

Classes are a perfect combination of active work and deep rest. Most classes start slow, build up heat through flow and poses with modifications for all-levels, ending with restorative, supported asana, with plenty of time for rest and relaxation. A balance of work and surrender to leave you feeling strong and mellow.

KIDS YOGA

Children are invited to move mindfully in poses relating to nature and animals. By utilizing art, music, and games, we will explore yoga asana and even a little philosophy. Students can expect an energetic class with lots of movement that will end with calm relaxation.

MIXED LEVEL Iyengar

A system of yoga named after the yoga instructor, B.K.S Iyengar, who was practicing and teaching yoga until his death at age 95. This style emphasizes precision, sequence and subtlety. Postures may be held for more extended periods of time, allowing an intensive investigation of the deeper layers of practice.

DYNAMIC Iyengar

Practice an active and dynamically-linked sequence of poses while learning the basics of alignment in the asanas to awaken and refresh the entire body and spirit. Class will include deep recuperation and rest at the end. All levels welcome. May not be suitable for those with serious injuries.

GENTLE YOGA

This is a vinyasa flow-style class with an emphasis on core work, including: abdominal strengthening, hip opening, low back strengthening or stretching, and pelvic floor awareness. Preparation for inversions also includes strong core awareness and work. Expect a full spectrum class at a moderate pace.

RESTORATIVE YOGA

Restorative Yoga is appropriate for all levels. Poses are supported with props such as blankets, blocks, chairs and held for a longer period of time (5-10 minutes) to encourage the body & mind to rest & restore. A perfect class for those looking to slow down, release stress, and gently open the body. Introduction to pranayama (breath work) may be taught, as well as inversions such as legs up the wall.

YOGA Core

This is a vinyasa flow-style class with an emphasis on core work, including: abdominal strengthening, hip opening, low back strengthening or stretching, and pelvic floor awareness. Preparation for inversions also includes strong core awareness and work. Expect a full spectrum class at a moderate pace.

Individual Yoga Instruction (By appointment)

A practice designed for the individual needs of the student. For more information, please contact us.

 

GUIDELINES & ETIQUETTE:

  • If you are new to yoga we suggest you try several different styles of classes to find which is appropriate for you.

  • Arrive 5-10 minutes before class to sign-in and set up.

  • No reservations are required, but some classes fill up.

  • Notify the instructor of any injuries before class.

  • Mats and props are provided for your use.

  • Wear comfortable clothing you can move in.

  • Avoid eating 1-2 hours before class if possible.

  • Turn off cell phones.

  • Class begins and ends with a silent relaxation.

  • Take valuables inside the studio.

  • Leave shoes outside of the studio. If you are late or need to leave early, be mindful and courteous of your fellow students.

  • Be patient and work at your own pace. Breathe. Progress comes with practice.

 

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