Carve out time in your week to explore your relationship with yourself. Yin Yoga is a slow paced, more meditative version of yoga that can be intense or gentle. In Yin Yoga, the poses are held for a long period of time (typically 3 to 7 minutes or longer) to target the connective tissues of ligaments & fascia rather than focusing on the muscles. As a result, the asanas are more passive holds, with little muscular engagement.
The Three Principles of Yin Yoga Practice
1. Come into the pose to an appropriate depth.
2. Resolve to remain still.
3. Hold the pose for time.

If joining online please have bolster and two blocks available to you.
Zoom link will be emailed approximately 30 minutes before start of class.

This yoga class flows at a slowed-down pace so there’s time to explore individual postures and transitions. Newer students find this class builds confidence and familiarity, while more experienced students refine the fundamentals of alignment and dive into a deeper practice. You will gently engage, open, and strengthen the body by tapping into accessible yoga poses, fluid movement, and breath.

This class is designed for anyone who is looking for a slower class; have never practiced yoga or seek more personalized attention than might be received in a general yoga class. Gain confidence and familiarity with poses & ideas presented in a yoga class. Build a solid foundation for your yoga practice. Learn through demonstration, clear instruction, and proper use of props for safety.

If you are joining us via Zoom, please sign up for this class.
Start your day off with Sunrise Yoga. Students will coordinate movement and breath to flow from one pose to the next. Modifications will be offered for all levels of students. In this class you will increase flexibility, build strength & stability & incorporate breathe with movement .
Zoom Link & Passcode will be emailed to you approximately 30 minutes prior to class start.

Start your day off with Sunrise Yoga. Students will coordinate movement and breath to flow from one pose to the next. Modifications will be offered for all levels of students. In this class you will increase flexibility, build strength & stability & incorporate breathe with movement .

Class Description:
This class explores meditation as a tool for recognizing and working with the kleshas—the five root causes of suffering described in yogic philosophy: ignorance (avidya), egoism (asmita), attachment (raga), aversion (dvesha), and fear of loss or death (abhinivesha). Through guided meditation, reflective inquiry, and gentle discussion, students will learn how these patterns subtly shape thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

Rather than treating meditation as an escape, this practice invites you to sit with clarity and curiosity, observing how the kleshas arise in real time. You’ll develop practical awareness skills to interrupt habitual reactions and create space for more intentional responses.

Suitable for all levels, this class blends philosophical insight with accessible techniques, helping you build a grounded, compassionate relationship with your inner world—both on and off the cushion.

***Recordings will be available if you are unable to attend in person.
***CE Credits available through Yoga Alliance

A vinyasa style flow practice designed to clear your head and leave you feeling warmed up, stretched out and energized for your day! Come meet us on your mat!

Start your day off right with a 30 minute sunrise yoga practice -from home! A vinyasa style flow practice designed to clear your head and leave you feeling warmed up, stretched out and energized for your day! Come meet us on your mat!
Link will be emailed approximately 30 minutes before class starts.

If you want to improve your mobility (flexibility + strength), this is the class for you. Learn and practice techniques that will help you move better and feel better. Please wear loose fitting clothes.

Sign-Up for this class to join via Zoom. Must sign-up at least 1-hour prior to class. Link will be emailed approximately 30 minutes prior to the start of class.

Carve out time in your week to explore your relationship with yourself. Yin Yoga is a slow paced version of yoga that can be intense or gentle. In Yin Yoga, the poses are held for a long period of time (typically 3 to 7 minutes to target the connective tissues of ligaments & fascia rather than focusing on the muscles. As a result, the asanas are more passive holds, with little muscular engagement.
The Three Principles of Yin Yoga Practice
1. Come into the pose to an appropriate depth.
2. Resolve to remain still.
3. Hold the pose for time.