"Tension is who you think you should be. Relaxation is who you are."

Props are our greatest tools in Restorative yoga and there is no prop more relaxing than the sandbag! In this workshop, Casey will guide you through an incredibly calming Restorative Yoga class and while you're in each posture, an instructor will come around and place sandbags strategically on your body. The sandbag will not only encourage your body a little bit deeper into the pose, but the weight of the sandbag will calm your central nervous system helping you to relax with more ease. This workshop is for all levels!

Class 1 of 2 part series

Attention hotties! Pump up your practice this 2 hour interactive workshop exploring the 26 hot postures in more depth! We will explore the intentions of the postures, correct alignment, transition tips and how to get the most from your postures from the 'get go to the let go!'

A real time model, a chance to have your postures evaluated on the spot and answers to questions you may have and more!

Experience preferred but not necessary.

Begin, Fine-tune, or Deepen your Yoga Practice
This is the 2nd class of a 3 part series.

(If you didn't attend the 1st class, you can still attend parts 2 and 3)

Specifically designed for beginners. During this workshop, you are given a brief background of yoga, taken through the foundational postures one at a time, and receive alignment cues, emphasizing what is most important.

After instructors demonstrate a pose, you'll have the opportunity to try it yourself while receiving immediate feedback and adjustments to help you. Your questions are encouraged and serve to help others in the class gain a deeper understanding.

In NEXT Yoga Basics you will learn

• Proper yogi ujjayi breathing.
• How to link your breath with movement as you move from one pose to the next. 
• Step-by-step guidance on safety, foundational postures and alignment.
• How to make modifications or adjustments during your yoga practice.

Join us for a 90 minute Hip Hop Yoga Class with Stephanie! 

Join us as we breakdown the ever challenging “yoga push up”, the Chaturanga.
 
Ensure that your yoga practice is strong, yet safe, by learning how to activate the correct muscles and find proper alignment throughout your body. In this 75 minute workshop, we’ll talk through chaturanga mechanics, warm up the body for a physical practice, and also learn how to use blocks and straps to further enhance your movements and understanding!

An Elevated Rest...

Yoga Nidra is a state of consciousness between wake and sleep where the participant is deeply, physically relaxed but still mentally aware. This sacred practice has been around for thousands of years and when combined with the use of Aerial silks will aid the participants in getting into an elevated state of relaxation. Aerial Nidra can assist one to reach a deeper sense of the self, divine consciousness, and further self-realization(s).

Begin, Fine-tune, or Deepen your Yoga Practice
This is the 3rd class of a 3 part series.

(If you didn't attend the 1st class, you can still attend parts 2 and 3)

Specifically designed for beginners. During this workshop, you are given a brief background of yoga, taken through the foundational postures one at a time, and receive alignment cues, emphasizing what is most important.

After instructors demonstrate a pose, you’ll have the opportunity to try it yourself while receiving immediate feedback and adjustments to help you. Your questions are encouraged and serve to help others in the class gain a deeper understanding.

Class 2 of 2 part series

Attention hotties! Pump up your practice this 2 hour interactive workshop exploring the 26 hot postures in more depth! We will explore the intentions of the postures, correct alignment, transition tips and how to get the most from your postures from the 'get go to the let go!'
A real time model, a chance to have your postures evaluated on the spot and answers to questions you may have and more!

Experience preferred but not necessary

The Spring Equinox represents a change in the seasons, giving us our own opportunity for 'spring cleaning.'

In yoga tradition the equinox is celebrated by performing a Yoga Mala. A yoga mala is a string of 108 (or 54) sun salutations. This "marathon of yoga" allows you to break free form the hibernation of winter to recharge mentally and physically.