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moving meditation

Settle your body and your mind. This practice explores longer holds of postures coupled with specific drishti (gaze) points for your eyes to bring steadiness and calm.

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leg work

Refine your standing postures and backbends through a deeper connection to the leg muscles.

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hip dominant mobility

You'll need a yoga block and a hand towel for this mobility class that explores active and passive range of motion movements for the hip joints.

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draw in, expand out

In this practice you'll focus on energetically drawing inward and expanding outward from the joints and core. Work through stability work that leads into side plank pose, and front body stretches that prepare for camel pose.

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more multi-planar moves

Being able to change planes of movement increases our agility, balance and strength. This class explores sequences that move the body rotationally, side to side and forward and back.

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jump around

This class is an invitation to bring dynamic movement to your practice through the exploration of jumping. Jumping forward, jump switching the legs in lunging, and an opportunity to try handstand hops.

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moving from the kidneys

This practice explores moving with awareness of the kidneys. By focusing on this area, we create space around the adrenal glands, which are responsible for the production of stress hormones.

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awaken the headstad

Awaken the shoulders and the core in this class that leads towards dolphin and headstand. Even if upside-down is not your jam, you’ll find some valuable strengthening work in this one.

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functional flow

A vinyasa class that incorporates functional hip hinging, lunges, squats, and rotational movements. Strength and stretch!

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back stronger

This 50 minute class explores igniting the muscles along the back of the body. Sequence includes back bends, and movements to strengthen the hips and hamstrings.

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gathering to the midline

Bring your focus to the midline in this class that flows through hamstring openers and balance poses. Simple, but not easy!

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lunges galore

No surprises in this class. Work with lunging along various planes to strengthen the legs and hips offering more stability for balance.

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standing tall

This shorter format class explores mobility of the spine. Work through lengthening and decompressing the in standing poses and balance postures.

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range of motion exploration

In this practice, we’ll explore the difference between active and passive range of motion. Move through hip strengthening and balance sequences that lead to standing hand to big toe pose.

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climbing the ladder

In this class, we'll repeat sequences and add new poses to each round, climbing our way to to savasana.

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first stand

In this class you’ll work though standing hip mobility and strengthening work, followed by floor based spine and shoulder mobility drills.

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base of support

This class explores points of contact with the ground, and how changing these points informs our steadiness in the postures. You'll work with core steadiness, balance and backbends in this kinesiology-based class.

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begin anew

Heading into the new year with a brush up on the basics. This class explores "hips closed" and "hips open" postures.

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be like water

Fluidity is the name of the game in this class which explores lunging, rolling, and swaying on your way to dancers pose.

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loops and spirals

Explore patterns of loops and spirals, and opening the front and back body to create freedom for backbends.

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