This beginner-friendly Hatha Yoga class offers a gentle introduction to yoga, focusing on foundational poses, mindful breathing, and relaxation techniques. Designed for all levels of fitness and flexibility, the class emphasizes alignment and balance, making it perfect for those new to yoga or looking for a calming practice.

Participants will explore a series of basic asanas (postures) at a slow and steady pace, learn pranayama (breathing exercises), and end with guided relaxation or meditation to promote overall well-being. This class is a welcoming space to connect with your body, calm your mind, and cultivate inner peace.

This class is meant for the slightly more experienced yoga practitioner. During class, we will build a sequence of asanas (postures) that are tied together with breath to help build meditative movement, build inner tapas (zeal, discipline) and build awareness, coordination and confidence in your practice. In each class, we not only develop our physical practice, but also learn to deepen our energetic and subtle practices. Modifications and adjustments will be offered.

Foundations of Yoga is a great class for everyone: whether you have some yoga experience, or are still new to the world of yoga. This class is moderately paced with multiple modifications and instructions given to ensure that you walk out of class feeling energized with a bit more knowledge of yoga each time. This class is also a great one for those who need a refresher (perhaps coming back to yoga after a break) on the basics.

Join us for an invigorating yoga experience that blends breath, movement, and mindfulness. Ashtanga Vinyasa is a dynamic and powerful practice that synchronizes breath with a flowing series of postures, fostering a deep connection between your mind and body. Through this disciplined approach, you'll embark on a holistic journey to unlock your true potential.

During this class, we will practice the 1st, the primary series (there are 6 series in total). The primary series is intended to be the introduction into Ashtanga Vinyasa. Although the class is a challenging one, all levels of yoga practitioners can attempt and practice it. Modifications will be suggested throughout class.