Restorative Yoga – Deeply relax and release tension residing in the mind and body with this replenishing and nourishing experience. You will hold passive poses for longer periods of time with the support of props: bolsters, blankets, blocks, and straps. The perfect way to set yourself up for a rejuvenating night’s sleep, easing the mind, body, and spirit. Great for all levels. [Instructor: Crystal]
Mindful Yoga -An easy-paced class with an emphasis on gentle movement and stretches, breathing, and connecting with ones self. This class may sprinkle in elements of mindfulness. (Great for beginners and anyone needing a gentle yoga class. )[Instructor: Crystal]
Hatha Yoga- This class includes linking breath to movement and holding in stillness with our breath. This class may contain more effort than the other classes offered, but it does still offer modifications to help support students where they are in their practice. (All levels- may not be beginner friendly) [Instructor: Crystal]
Yoga for Everybody- This class is great for anyone, with props being used throughout class. You will be challenged in this class to find your effort and your ease in each posture – helping to connect mind, body, and breath. (Great for all levels.) [Instructor: Crystal]
Yoga Nidra Meditation– This is a nice relaxing meditation. Yoga Nidra also called ‘Yogic Sleep’ is a guided meditation that takes you on a journey through the self. Welcome to bring your favorite blanket and pillow, or even a gravity chair. Props are available to use. (Great for beginners and all levels) [Instructor: Crystal]
Functional Flow – [Instructor: Amanda]
Candlelight Vin – A gentle vinyasa flow lit by candlight. Designed to link breath and movement with music. Chill vibes, with primary focus on juicy stretches and mind-body awareness. Props encouraged. (Beginner friendly) [Instructor: Lyndi]
Tune-In Chair Yoga – No matter if you are perfectly healthy or might be having some difficulty in your body for any reason, chair yoga will be very beneficial to you and your physical/mental health. Allowing a chair to be a part of your practice will offer you added support as well as safety and security to your practice. An entire practice can be accomplished while staying seated and/or some practice standing behind or even in front of your chair. Consider giving a chair class a try and find out how having added support in yoga won’t slow you down.(Beginner friendly) [Instructor: Mary]