Yoga for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Maintenance

During this quick stretch practice, we will move through all the directions of shoulder movement and stretch out the muscles around your upper back and shoulders. This is perfect for desk workers or stiff necks! Key Pose(s) include:  Eagle Pose

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

Josh will break down the components of a vinyasa, or flow, which shows up frequently in yoga classes. We will go over common mistakes that come up when people do vinyasas and alignment cues that will help improve your vinyasa.

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.

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.

Join Julia in her most challenging class yet! Build strength and determination with a series of intricate balance sequences involving your whole body. Make sure to laugh at yourself in the process! Key Pose(s) include:  Flying Pigeon Wheel

Hormonal peaks and fluctuations around ovulation can result in discomfort for many people. Honoring this fact, Julia has created this class as an alternative to a more active practice at this time. Instead, slow way down and be nourishingly gentle with yourself. Key Pose(s) include:  Reclining Heart Opener

The title says it all! Julia guides you through a gentle, yet all encompassing practice to address areas of the body that often play a role in neck and shoulder tension. Breathe and release. Key Pose(s) include:  Pigeon

Find movement in your body again in this class with Julia. You’ll focus on the tight areas associated with the postnatal period and work to open your chest and shoulders while strengthening your postural muscles. Open your heart and breathe!

Support your body and healing process after a hysterectomy with Julia. You’ll focus on gentle stretching and gently reconnecting to the core. Key Pose(s) include:  Low Lunge Legs Up The Wall