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An Evening Flow

Intermediate II
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This Hatha/Vinyasa yoga class is a perfect way to prepare the body for deep relaxation and a deep, restful sleep. It begins with 6 minutes of a vinyasa flow, then moves into a sequence of beautifully deep floor poses... twists, bends and deep stretches, encouraging body awareness.

Equipment

  • None

Focus

  • Flexibility
  • Hips
  • Legs and Feet
  • Lower Back
  • Neck/Shoulders
  • Sleep/Relaxation
  • Spine
  • Twists
  • Vigorous/Energy
  • Whole Body

Intensity

  • Relaxing Yoga
  • Vigorous Yoga

Style

  • Gentle Yoga
  • Hatha Yoga
  • Vinyasa/Power Yoga
  • Yoga for Athletes
  • Yoga for Runners
  • Yoga for Back Care
Volubilis
May 20, 2020
Comment:

I agree with the precedent comments saying it should be considered an intermediate II or even intermediate III class. I've been practising yoga for 6 years or so and I usually can integrate binds in my practice but it wasn't really available to me here. I think the pacing was a bit quick to get in and out of poses that can be difficult to achieve. In your other videos you usually offer different options for a pose, offering to use the help of a strap for example, and that would make this class more accessible. I've also had some knee pain in the poses where we put our foot next to the hip for a long time, but that's something I struggle with in other classes as well (and I should look into it because I may not be doing it correctly, since in Hero pose I don't have pain in my knee).

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robincmoore
May 10, 2020
Comment:

In reference to the last comment... I would say it's harder than I expected in the beginner transitioning to intermediate program. Having done about 2 yrs of beginners consistently I have learned a lot of the tricks to working into harder poses... maybe recommend a strap with this one? But some of the binds (I am an extremely inflexible human) I just had to skip for now, didn't see any way to work into them.

Thank you for classes and for curating programs.

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David Procyshyn
May 12, 2020
Comment:

Ok, thanks. It's great to have your comment here in case others feel they need to choose a different class for that program. I thought it might work considering it was shortly after a challenging class with Fiji.

KGP
May 13, 2020
Comment:

Yes exactly what is said here! I wasn't able to articulate it as well.

KGP
May 7, 2020
Comment:

Hi david, this didn't feel like an intermediate I class. Is there an easier version with the same poses that can be made so that we can eventually get into the advanced level twists here?

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Comment:

Do you mean that it's more difficult or easier than intermediate I?

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KGP
May 13, 2020
Comment:

I thought it was more difficult than Intermediate I, specially because there weren't variations to simplify it for people who couldn't reach the fullest expressions of the poses (as shown by you!). I really liked the poses themselves but was wondering if there is a way to build upto them.

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David Procyshyn
May 14, 2020
Comment:

Thanks, KGP. I understand now. I think I'll leave it as Intermediate I for now and we receive more requests for a level change I can do that. Your comment will likely help people understand the class better before they do it!
Take care,
David

Manartha
January 14, 2020
Comment:

Thank you so much David!!!! This is an amazing work!

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