Vinyasa

Vinyasa yoga classes are a strong, invigorating flow that connect yoga poses/movements with breath in a creative way to cultivate balance, stability, flexibility and vigor. Breath awareness and coordination are carried throughout the practice as the asana ebbs and flows between effort and ease. This class is heated.

Vinyasa – Journey Into Power Vinyasa (JIP)

The Journey Into Power is a fixed sequence built on a powerful, physically challenging class that connects postures through Vinyasa. An organized and moving practice that builds strength, coordination, and measured ability across a balanced array of postures. This class is designed to take the guesswork and decision fatigue out of your day, leaving you free to clear your mind, focus on your practice, and drop into the moment. Each class retains the same sequence, but with the personal approach of the teacher. This class is heated.

Vinyasa Basics

The intention of this class is to teach the fundamentals of Power Vinyasa yoga. This class is taught through clear verbal communication, occasional demonstration, and introduction of modifications to expose the newer student to Vinyasa yoga as well as advance long term practitioners by enhancing the most basic aspects of their practice. This class takes place in a heated room. 

Hatha (Foundations)

Hatha yoga is a combination of physical poses and connection to breath in a non-flow nature. These are typically practiced more slowly and with more static posture to build strength and enhance flexibility. The slower pace allows you to connect deeply to your body and mind while being able to adapt the practice to meet your specific needs.

Yin

Yin yoga targets your deep connective tissues, like your fascia, ligaments, joints, and bones. It’s slower and more meditative, giving you space to turn inward and tune into both your mind and the physical sensations of your body. Because you’re holding poses for a longer period of time, Yin yoga helps you stretch and lengthen those rarely-used tissues while also teaching you how to breathe through discomfort and sit with your thoughts.

Restorative

Restorative yoga is a deeply relaxing practice where bolsters, blankets, and blocks are used to support your body in restful positions. The aim of this practice is to bring restoration to the health and well-being of your body, mind and nervous system. In a Restorative yoga class, the completely supported poses are held for longer periods of time anywhere from 5-30 minutes. During this time, your body, mind and nervous system have the opportunity to relax comfortably, slow down and move towards a state of peace.

Meditation

Meditation is a practice of focused attention and awareness in efforts to quiet the fluctuations of your mind and create a deeper connection with yourself. Our instructors offer greater understanding and guidance of this practice.

Yinstorative

This is a combination of yin yoga and restorative yoga where bolsters, blankets, and blocks are used to support your body in restful positions. During the yin aspect of the class, you will be holding stretches for an extended period of time with the support of props. During the restorative aspect of class, you will be using props to completely release and relax your body and nervous system.