Enjoy learning yoga with the aid of a chair.
This class is for all levels of yoga.
Great for those that work a desk job.
Mon. a.m. (CST) class
Please sign up the night before, by 10 p.m. (CST), or contact Hailey by 8 A.M. the day of.
Chair Yoga for Everyone (all ages, all levels, and all abilities)

Enjoy learning yoga with the aid of a chair. Using a chair in your yoga practice allows you to stay in alignment while the body is in motion as well as holding poses. This class is great for anyone that has had to be seated or standing for long periods of time. Incredibly beneficial for isolating sections of the body as you learn how to work with your body in harmony, without forcing it into positions. Wonderful for stiff bodies and busy minds.
Give yourself the gift of fluid movement and peace of mind.
* No experience needed
* Increase stability
* Reduce Stress
* Improve Balance
* No, up & down off the floor movements
* Aids in Mental Clarity

Supplies needed:
A chair that is sturdy and preferably without arms.
A space in which you could access at least 3 sides of the chair.
It would be beneficial to have yoga/exercise blocks or a stack of books (to place under feet for lifting knees higher.
A Strap, Belt, or scarf. Possibly a second chair.
Shoes are optional, best if able to be barefoot.

Please let me know of any health conditions that could limit or prevent you from the practice of Yoga.

Restorative Yoga is a wonderful practice to restore the mind and relax the body. The class consists of 5 poses. All poses are done on the floor with pillows, blankets, blocks, or bolsters. (Items around the house can be used)
Enjoy a calming class taught by an experienced instructor.

No experience needed. This is a non-active yoga style, creating a more calming and relaxed practice.
Allow the mind and body to ease into comfort.
Tuesday Evenings at 7 p.m. (CST)
Please Book by 3 p.m. the day of.

Private session
Virtually via Zoom

Vinyasa is a style of yoga where you connect the movements of your body to your breath. Gentle Vinyasa takes time to isolate movements as your body begins to open itself, piecing the sections of poses into a flow later in the class. Winding down with soothing postures that make savasana easier to find.