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Whether you are new to yoga altogether, returning from a hiatus, recovering from an injury, surgery or illness, taking a break from training, in between seasons, or just ready to try something new, you are in the right place.
We ask that you arrive 15 minutes early to your first class to introduce yourself to the teacher and get settled in for class.
Academy students attend class alongside other students for the first hour. The class is geared towards beginners.
After class, there is a 30-minute workshop for Academy students and skills-building session that includes Q+A time with your instructor.
Vinyasa is a series of poses that flow together utilizing the breath to connect the flow from one asana to another. These progressive sequences unfold like elegant origami, leading to strength, balance, flexibility and more.
Blanket Yoga/Svaroopa Yoga is a style of yoga is gentle, restorative, and supportive of all body types, abilities and mobility. A non-athletic class that will make you feel like you just had a massage.
The bliss is life changing. From seniors seeking continued mobility to performance athletes staying loose on rest days, we invite you to join us.
Welcome! Basics overview, alignments, breathing practice introduction (ujjayi pranayama).
Stack building 101, Svaroopa Yoga overview, breathing practice review (ujjayi pranayama).
Break down lunge and learn alignments, home practice prep and propping.
Build a home practice, overview of other classes, virtual studio, membership and more.
By enrolling in the Academy you have the opportunity to learn in a small-group setting, ask questions, and gain confidence in your new yoga practice. Yoga is more than an exercise or way to get in shape. Yoga is an over-used term that can be confusing and misleading, so we invite you to join us to better understand how a routine practice can benefit your whole being.
I honor the place in you in which the entire universe dwells. I honor the place in you which is love, light, truth, and peace. When you are in that place in you and I am in that place in me, we are one. Namaste.