We tie ourselves up in knots on our mat so we don’t end up doing it out in the world! Join Fiji for a fun and creative practice of finding calm and focus in tight spots. This practice will work you through a flow incorporating a variety of different bond asanas. Key Pose(s) include:  Bound Halfmoon Variation Sugarcane Pose

Light, playful, easeful. During this wind element practice, we will explore balancing poses and breathwork to leave feeling looser and brighter in our bodies. This class is Day 3 of Josh's Elemental Practices series. Key Pose(s) include:  Floating Half Moon

This class with Eddy explores big transitions from the ground to standing, and can be used to become aware of where the mind goes when things get turbulent. Key Pose(s) include: Half Moon

When menstruation begins, hormones drop to their lowest levels of your cycle. For some, this can feel like a sweet release and a desire to move more than during the previous week. As an option for more restorative period classes, Julia has created this class as a way to enjoy more movement while honoring the direction of blood flow at this time. This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as part of Julia's Yoga for the Female Hormonal Cycle series.

This is a dynamic practice for those who are running regularly or are training for a running event. It helps to restore mobility to key areas, develop calm focus, and create inner strength. This can be a fantastic addition to your weekly training, or an occasional practice to maintain health. Key Pose(s) include:  Crescent Lunge

Please help us welcome our newest instructor, Eddy Bortzer! This vinyasa style class brings balance and cultivates awareness to begin the day or end the day with nourishment to the body, mind, and breath. The main focus will be on creating space around the hips as we explore fluid transitions from one lunge to the next. The class will begin and end on the ground, inviting us to root down to find strength.  Key Pose(s) include:  Lunges Warrior II and III

This class is designed to help athletes during training to 1) prevent injuries, and 2) prepare and recover quickly and effectively. David, a lifelong athlete, massage therapist and yoga teacher, teaches you how to release the most important muscle groups in an efficient and effective way, giving your body what it needs to stay healthy. The primary muscles that he focuses on include your hip flexors, hamstrings, glutes, piriformis and IT band.

This vinyasa practice is a moving meditation, the focus point is the ever changing shape and sensations of the physical body and breath. The instruction will help you focus on what you're doing while you are doing that and to practice the fluid shift of awareness in movement.

How do we use our limitations to set ourselves free? In this fun and bindy practice, we will learn to harness that which binds us to create more space. Learn trips and tricks for adding Bird of Paradise to your practice. Key Pose(s) include:  Bird of Paradise

We have 21,000 opportunities each day to catch the wave of our breath, and to ride it into present moment awareness and engagement. This class focuses the mind on returning to the breath as part of the movement practice, and then to allow that new pattern to extend off the mat.