Our Classes

All classes offered are non-heated. The studio room temperature is controlled to a comfortable level regardless of the level.

GENTLE BEGINNER

Our most basic class offered is a mild and slower paced class with gentle movement, transitions, and stretching. Perfect for new students or those looking for an approachable style of yoga.

BEGINNER

Introduction to Vinyasa flowing (continuous movement) with a lower intensity.  Great for students looking for mild, consistent movement and a thorough stretching sequence.

LEVEL 1

Combination class of Power Yoga (longer holds) and Vinyasa flowing (continuous movement).  Includes smooth transitions of postures and a complete stretching sequence, all while focusing on the breath. Options for modifications are always included. 

LEVEL 2

A higher intensity Power Vinyasa class aimed at strengthening and lengthening.  Opportunities for more advanced postures will be available, as well as modifications to make them accessible to all.  This class will git ya drenched!

CHAIR YOGA

This class is designed for students with mobility challenges due to age or injury.  If the thought of getting up and down off the ground makes you cringe, this class is for you.  All the benefits of yoga, but much more accessible than a traditional class.  Many traditional postures and sun salutations will be explored with the support of a chair and a loving instructor. 

RESTORATIVE

This class focuses on poses that promote relaxation, restoration and rejuvenation. Restorative poses help relieve the effects of chronic stress, including weakness and fatigue brought on by our daily fast paced activities. Using a series of gentle, supported poses held for a long time (including the use of many props) to promote relaxation. This class is appropriate for all levels.

YIN

Our Yin yoga class targets deep connective tissues like fascia, ligaments, and joints through a slow and mostly still, meditative practice. By holding poses longer than in styles like vinyasa, Yin yoga stretches and lengthens rarely-used tissues, teaching you to breathe through discomfort and be present with your thoughts. Yin yoga follows three principles: find your edge, remain still, and hold the pose for a set time.