A relaxed, slow-paced practice that begins with modified Sun Salutations, followed by an exploration of foundational standing poses and balances, and then a move to the floor for a closing sequence.  Slow Flow is suitable for beginners; in addition to the pacing, the instructor provides more cues, and avoids some of the more challenging postures and sequences such as athletic Sun Salutations and arm balances. Slow Flow Basics adds even more time for instruction and assistance.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

A practice that combines a quiet beginning with a more active core, beginning with passive (Yin) poses on the floor, often supported with yoga blocks or bolsters.  The class then comes to its feet for foundational standing postures and balances, and back to the floor for a closing sequence.  This practice is suitable for beginners as it avoids some challenging postures, variations, and pacing.

Kundalini yoga is a holistic discipline that was introduced to the West in 1969. It is known for its repetitive movement patterns, dynamic breathwork, and active meditations. Classes are energetic, with sound and mantra playing a central role. In Kundalini, the primary focus is on the movement and transformation of energy. Many describe the experience as exhilarating, euphoric, and powerful. This practice is suitable for beginners.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath.  Classes begin with Sun Salutations and progress through sometimes challenging poses and complex sequences.  These classes are suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

A relaxed, slow-paced practice that begins with modified Sun Salutations, followed by an exploration of foundational standing poses and balances, and then a move to the floor for a closing sequence.  Slow Flow is suitable for beginners; in addition to the pacing, the instructor provides more cues, and avoids some of the more challenging postures and sequences such as athletic Sun Salutations and arm balances. Slow Flow Basics adds even more time for instruction and assistance.

A relaxed, slow-paced practice that begins with modified Sun Salutations, followed by an exploration of foundational standing poses and balances, and then a move to the floor for a closing sequence.  Slow Flow is suitable for beginners; in addition to the pacing, the instructor provides more cues, and avoids some of the more challenging postures and sequences such as athletic Sun Salutations and arm balances. Slow Flow Basics adds even more time for instruction and assistance.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath.  Classes begin with Sun Salutations and progress through sometimes challenging poses and complex sequences.  These classes are suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

This practice begins with long-hold standing poses, followed by long-hold seated and reclined postures.  This practice is suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

This practice begins with long-hold standing poses, followed by long-hold seated and reclined postures.  This practice is suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

This practice includes a warm-up using resistance bands, helping to strengthen muscles through their entire range of motion. and incorporates both traditional yoga asanas and sequences focused specifically on core cultivation. Core-specific sequences strengthen and lengthen the core (trunk) while helping to bring a strong, balanced body. The practice ends with a cool down and savasana (relaxation pose). These classes are suitable for beginners.

A relaxed, slow-paced practice that begins with modified Sun Salutations, followed by an exploration of foundational standing poses and balances, and then a move to the floor for a closing sequence.  Slow Flow is suitable for beginners; in addition to the pacing, the instructor provides more cues, and avoids some of the more challenging postures and sequences such as athletic Sun Salutations and arm balances. Slow Flow Basics adds even more time for instruction and assistance.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

A practice that combines a quiet beginning with a more active core, beginning with passive (Yin) poses on the floor, often supported with yoga blocks or bolsters.  The class then comes to its feet for foundational standing postures and balances, and back to the floor for a closing sequence.  This practice is suitable for beginners as it avoids some challenging postures, variations, and pacing.

Kundalini yoga is a holistic discipline that was introduced to the West in 1969. It is known for its repetitive movement patterns, dynamic breathwork, and active meditations. Classes are energetic, with sound and mantra playing a central role. In Kundalini, the primary focus is on the movement and transformation of energy. Many describe the experience as exhilarating, euphoric, and powerful. This practice is suitable for beginners.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath.  Classes begin with Sun Salutations and progress through sometimes challenging poses and complex sequences.  These classes are suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

A relaxed, slow-paced practice that begins with modified Sun Salutations, followed by an exploration of foundational standing poses and balances, and then a move to the floor for a closing sequence.  Slow Flow is suitable for beginners; in addition to the pacing, the instructor provides more cues, and avoids some of the more challenging postures and sequences such as athletic Sun Salutations and arm balances. Slow Flow Basics adds even more time for instruction and assistance.

A relaxed, slow-paced practice that begins with modified Sun Salutations, followed by an exploration of foundational standing poses and balances, and then a move to the floor for a closing sequence.  Slow Flow is suitable for beginners; in addition to the pacing, the instructor provides more cues, and avoids some of the more challenging postures and sequences such as athletic Sun Salutations and arm balances. Slow Flow Basics adds even more time for instruction and assistance.

This practice features routines to increase strength and flexibility, without the sequences and language of a traditional yoga practice. Learn to stretch like a dancer and to use props like blocks and straps to enhance your fitness. This fun class is suitable for beginners as the movements can be modified as necessary.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath.  Classes begin with Sun Salutations and progress through sometimes challenging poses and complex sequences.  These classes are suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

A dynamic, flowing practice that connects movement with breath. Classes include seated and standing postures, including standing balances. Sequences vary from class to class based on students’ level of experience and both modifications and more advanced variations may be offered.  These classes are suitable for beginners.

This practice begins with long-hold standing poses, followed by long-hold seated and reclined postures.  This practice is suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

This practice begins with long-hold standing poses (2/3 of the class), followed by long-hold seated and reclined postures.  This practice is suitable for intermediate students who do not require as much instruction in foundational poses.

This practice includes a warm-up using resistance bands, helping to strengthen muscles through their entire range of motion. and incorporates both traditional yoga asanas and sequences focused specifically on core cultivation. Core-specific sequences strengthen and lengthen the core (trunk) while helping to bring a strong, balanced body. The practice ends with a cool down and savasana (relaxation pose). These classes are suitable for beginners.