Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching and a personal practice.

Derived from the Primary Series of Ashtanga, this class will lead you through the Sun Salutations, several standing and balancing poses, as well as a few seated postures. This class emphasizes alignment, breath, and dristi (gaze) to cultivate strength, flexibility, and focus. Open to all levels and experiences with yoga.

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Mysore yoga is a student-focused, highly individualized method of teaching Ashtanga Yoga. In a Mysore setting, the Ashtanga sequences are taught with three main focuses: Asana, Breath, and Gaze. The sequences are taught incrementally rather than all at once. That is to say, a student will learn portions of Ashtanga series little by little in order to facilitate the commitment of the series to memory, as well as gradually building the strength, flexibility, and discipline that is required to progress in the series. This practice is suited for anyone who enjoys individualized teaching, a personal practice, and a community of like-minded people!

Morning flow
Integration of hatha and vinyasa yoga, main goal is to get you charged and relaxed for the day ahead

Derived from the Primary Series of Ashtanga, this class will lead you through the Sun Salutations, several standing and balancing poses, as well as a few seated postures. This class emphasizes alignment, breath, and dristi (gaze) to cultivate strength, flexibility, and focus. Open to all levels and experiences with yoga.

Deep changes can come from yin since we work on the deeper parts of our bodies. Long deep stretches for exploration and strengthening of ligaments and correcting of fascia. Slow but challenging.