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Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday Saturday Sunday
8:00
-9:30
         

Mysore
Suddha

level 1-3

Hatha
Vaishali

all levels

9:30
-11:00
 

Yin/Vinyasa

Heidi

level 1-3

 

Yin
Heidi

all levels

 

   
10:00
-11:30

Mysore
Patricia

level 1-3

 

Hatha/

Vinyasa
Suddha

level 1-3

 

Hatha/
Vinyasa

Dmitri

level 1-3

Ashtanga
Suddha

level 2-3

Ashtanga
Patricia

level 2-3

12:00
-1:30

 

 


Beginners
Leah

all levels

Vinyasa
Jim

level 1-3

2:00
-3:15

Yoga Restorative
Suddha

all levels

(until 3:30)

 

Hatha/Yin
Amy Jill (until 3:30)

 

 

Beginners
Cathie

all levels

3:30 -5:00            

Hatha
Danielle

all levels

4:00 -5:30

Hatha
Cindy

all levels

 

   
 
5:45  -7:15

Yin
Jim

all levels

Ashtanga
Mary

level 2-3

Beginners
Donna

all levels

Beginners
Amy Jill
all levels

Hatha
Miklos

all levels

 

Vinyasa
Alyson

levels 1-3

7:30 -9:00

Hatha/Vinyasa
Cathie

level 1-3

Yin
Heather

all levels

Yin
Anna

level 1-3

Vinyasa
Rachel

levels 1-3

   
Drop-in - $17
  • Wear comfortable clothes
  • Mats available for purchase or borrow
  • Refrain from eating 3 hours before class
  • No perfumes
  • No refunds are issued after the first class.
  • Gift Certificates available
5 Classes $75
10 Classes $140
Unlimited Monthly $150

Drop-in –

Student/Senior Rate

$12
7 Classes –

Student/Senior Rate

$77
Private Session $80
   
   

Class packages do not expire.

» If you have any physical problems, recent illness or past injuries,
please inform the teacher before the class begins. «

 

Types of Yoga Classes Offered
Beginners Class for beginners. Introduction to the many benefits of Yoga. Fundamentals of movement, alignment, posture, breath, focus and deep relaxation. (all levels).

Hatha This slow-paced, gentle basic class explores a wide range of poses for increased vitality, strength, and balance. Students will enjoy a calming, centering, nurturing class. (all levels).

Yin A calming, restorative practice to rejuvenate and recondition the various forms of connective tissue. The asanas used in this style are held in a relaxed (passive) way. (all levels).

Yin/Vinyasa Combining the Yin practice of deep, long, passively held asanas with a more active muscular coordinated dynamic Vinyasa flow practice, using Vinyasa transitions. (level 1-3).

Vinyasa

Emphasizes the integration of breath and dynamic movement to facilitate the natural unfolding of a sequence of poses. Energetic flowing approach to the practice. (level 1-3).

Restorative

This class combines the relaxation and restorative elements of a passive practice with meditative awareness and creative applications. Use of props. (all levels).

Ashtanga: Pattabhi Jois’ fundamentals of Ashtanga yoga with its unique breathing technique and linking movements. A dynamic class, prior experience recommended. (level 2-3).
Mysore This is the traditional method for practicing Ashtanga yoga. Students practice independently, moving at their own pace and intensity. (level 1-3).

"Something can never come out of nothing. It is axiomatic to say so. Consciousness is the finest of the fine things known to man. It is the Subject of all subjects. To know means to objectify a thing. The Subject can never be your object. So, in one sense you can never know the Subject. In another sense, It is more than known to you. What proof do you want to say that you hear, you see, you smell, etc.? Find out your True Nature - Conscioiusness.

Science after splitting an atom has come to the conclusion that there is not a thing called matter. Only force exists. I tell to the scientists boldly that if they proceed further, there will be only Consciousness.."

--Swami Narayanananda 7/11/1985

Swami Narayanananda (1902-1988) is the author
of 36 authoritative books on Yoga and spiritual psychology.




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