Yin is a passive practice designed to get to deeper connective tissues so that over time you have more flexibility and mobility. It is practiced almost completely on the floor. Poses are held passively for longer periods of time using props for support. Although similar to Restorative, Yin is intended to stretch, or stress, tissues in a passive manner. This is a quiet, meditative practice. Self-Myofascial release using therapy balls is sometimes incorporated. Level 1

If you're looking for a more challenging practice, you may enjoy this class! Meet your body where it is to maintain and/or build strength without muscle bulk. Strong muscles lead to strong bones, so you can feel confident that your muscles and your bones will benefit from this class. Level 2

Yin is a passive practice designed to get to deeper connective tissues so that over time you have more flexibility and mobility. It is practiced almost completely on the floor. Poses are held passively for longer periods of time using props for support. Although similar to Restorative, Yin is intended to stretch, or stress, tissues in a passive manner. This is a quiet, meditative practice. Self-Myofascial release using therapy balls is sometimes incorporated. Level 1

Restorative yoga is a gentle, slow-paced practice focused on deep relaxation, stress reduction, and restoration. Poses are supported by props and are held for longer periods. Restorative is similar to Yin with the important distinction that Restorative emphasizes relaxation and nervous system regulation. This is a quiet, meditative practice. Level 1

Asanas in Yoga Bones are taught in a specific way and are held for longer periods to help stimulate bone growth. Expect some challenges in this class - bones need stimulation and resistance to grow and to stay strong! Some previous yoga experience is recommended. Level 1-2