yin yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga incorporating principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine with poses that are held for longer periods of time (3-5 min.).

hatha yoga classes will involve physical poses and breathing techniques (pranayama). These poses are typically practiced more slowly and with static posture holds for 3-5 breaths.

yin yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga incorporating principles of traditional Chinese medicine with poses that are held for longer periods of time (3-5 min.).

vinyasa flow yoga emphasizes the sequential movement between physical poses guided by intentional breath. Vinyasa is a quicker paced class that incorporates cardio, strength, and stretch.

hatha yoga classes will involve physical poses and breathing techniques (pranayama). These poses are typically practiced more slowly and with static posture holds for 3-5 breaths.

vinyasa flow yoga emphasizes the sequential movement between physical poses guided by intentional breath. Vinyasa is a quicker paced class that incorporates cardio, strength, and stretch.

restorative yoga is a gentle, slow, still style of yoga that involves long, passive holds in a series of 4-6 restful poses.

hatha yoga classes will involve physical poses and breathing techniques (pranayama). These poses are typically practiced more slowly and with static posture holds for 3-5 breaths.

As we learn to harness our energetic body, we come to understand that physical movement alone will not get us to our deepest depths of awareness. There are tools and techniques that give us direct access to the energetic body, and we can affect our flow in dynamic ways. This class will focus on three particular Nadis and the Chakras that align with them. We'll introduce elemental concepts, visual concepts (Yantra), breath exercise (Pranayama) and vibrational practice (Mantra). We can apply these powerful practices on their own or as an integrated part of your mat practice.

led by Richelle Ricard

hatha yoga classes will involve physical poses and breathing techniques (pranayama). These poses are typically practiced more slowly and with static posture holds for 3-5 breaths.