Relax Your Whole Self

Make some space to truly send your feet some love today! In this session Julia guides you through gentle massage, light foot strengthening movements, and stretches to ease aches and pains and improve mobility. Key Pose(s): Down Dog

Julia and Melissa join forces in this partner class to help you slow down and enjoy practicing yoga with another person. Laugh, breathe, stretch, and relax together! Key Pose(s) Include: Double Tree

This is a short and clear exploration of the popular and effective breathing technique called box breathing.  This simple breathing technique is one you can use regularly to bring you into a place of focus, calm, and ease. Key Pose(s) include:  Seated Breathwork

Let's get uncomfortable! This hip-opening class with Helen invites you to breathe deeply, sink into your hips and consider how forgiveness might support you in your yoga practice and beyond. Key Pose(s) Include: Half Butterfly Pigeon

This peppy little class will help get your blood flowing, lymph moving, and energy lifted in no time. Entirely done standing, you won't need a mat or have to worry about your hands touching the floor. Do it anywhere! Key Pose(s) Include: Triangle

In this class, you’ll be introduced to the Tai Chi principle of Yi (intention) and how we use that to move your energy. You’ll learn deep relaxation drills as well as the two Tai Chi flows, Brush Knee Push and Cloud Hands.  This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as the final day of An Introduction To Tai-Chi series. Key Pose(s) include: Wave Hands Like Clouds Brush Knee Push

Learn the basic skills of Tai Chi Chuan to mobilize Qi. Improve circulation, hip mobility, and relaxation. In this class, we’ll introduce the Tai Chi flow of Grasp Bird’s Tail. This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as Day 2 of An Introduction To Tai-Chi series. Key Pose(s) include:  Grasp Bird’s Tail

Ground your energy and settle into your breath while releasing your hips, lower back, and shoulders in a series of seated and reclining postures.  Key Pose(s) include:  Figure 4 Recline Twist Anahatasana

This is a practice of arriving in the body. Beginning with setting intentions and eventually finding our way to the breath. From the external world to the internal world, we come back to balance and equanimity. Key Pose(s) include:  Meditation Seat

This practice is a slow, gradual buildup of breath and concentration leading to a suspension of breath towards the end. Focus, awareness, and energy are all encouraged in this short introduction to breathwork. Key Pose(s) include:  Breath Retention Suspension