Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

This flow class will begin with pranayama breath work and brief meditation to open the energy body and quiet the mind. We will move into mindful asana flow practice, creating some warmth in the body, with a focus on staying present without judgement or expectations. The last part of our time includes a guided 15 minute meditation and savasana.

Liberating Yoga flow is all about tapping into our own authentic movement and expressing ourselves shamelessly through this energized and uplifting flow. Infused with hip hop, reggae, pop, alternative, and techno music, breaking the mold of what a yoga class is supposed to sound and look like. While still honoring the sacred practice. We will build a lot of strength flowing through movements and holding postures to isolate our muscles. Dancing, shaking, laying flat on your stomach, whatever you feel that day!! Leaving this class feeling free and empowered.

Ashtanga-Based Practice

This is an ashtanga-based practice with a lot of messing around. Fun dynamic practice! Warm-up, sun salutations, hip openers, lots of standing postures, seated postures, arm balances, backbends, inversions - cool down, rest. Everything we can fit into an hour and a half - come and get it!

Wednesdays 6-730pm

Class will begin with 45 minutes of a warming vinyasa flow, waking the body up and connecting breath with movement.

We will transition into 30 minutes of Yin yoga, a cooling, passive practice of longer held poses that work with connective tissues, fascia and joints.

The Yin style draws from traditional Chinese medicine, to open meridians in the body and enhance the flow of Chi (life force energy).

This class is the perfect balance of movement and stillness to begin your day.

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

The vinyasa class is a faster paced class including variations from the Ashtanga lineage. It works core strength and continuous movement to increase heart rates and challenge physical strength. Often set to fun tunes to get the energy moving. All levels welcome.

This is an uplifting and full bodied class, taking us back into our bodies and into the present moment. This class is helpful in clearing our minds, realigning ourselves, and deepening our spiritual practice. We will focus on connecting breath and movement, and awakening our creative flow. This class is appropriate for both beginners and seasoned yogis.

Restorative Yoga with Dana

This class is the antidote to our stress-filled, fast-paced lives. Let yourself melt into healing. Still, your mind, soothe your nervous system, pamper your immune system, cheer up your day, even lose weight by lowering your cortisol levels. Leave feeling happier and more relaxed.

Discover your body’s innate power and freedom through natural human movement. In this class, we will roll, sit, squat, crawl, balance, bounce, and breathe. We will laugh, sweat, and explore our personal edges while moving our bodies the way they are meant to be moved. This class is about reclaiming the wild within! The movement sequences are designed with progressions to help you find your own edge. The natural movements and awareness exercises taught in EarthFlow will inspire adventures in the wild, all while quieting the mind, expanding the breath, and opening up the senses. All levels are welcome. "

Ayurvedic Yoga Flow with Christie

Ayurvedic Yoga Flow: This class looks at Yoga through the lens of Ayurveda, so it incorporates a few different styles of Yoga into one practice that results in balance for all body types in a group setting. Typically, there is a blend of Pranayama (breath work) while centering and grounding, Yin Yoga or stretching postures to open up, warm-up, Vinyasa Yoga Flow to create heat, cool down, and a Yoga Nidra meditative body scan before a Savasana (supine position.) This is available for all levels of students from beginner to advanced!

Vinyasa flow for all levels. Modern music. Be ready to sweat and rejuvenate as we practice asana, explore within, re-align the body and soul.

Kripalu Yoga with Vanessa

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

Ashtanga Practice - Half Primary

This isn’t really a traditional Half Primary but it’s similar. After quick warm-up practitioners will move directly into the sun salutations with traditional Sanskrit count and the full ashtanga standing sequence with plenty of assists/adjustments. Then in the seated sequence, we skip around a bit. Practice finishes with back bending, inversions and rest. This is a great class for folks who want to learn about traditional ashtanga yoga practice. It is a dynamic practice. Modi cations for some of the more advanced postures are provided.

75-minute vinyasa flow for all levels. Modern music. Be ready to sweat and rejuvenate as we practice asana, explore within, re-align the body and soul.

This 75 minute moderate level complete Vinyasa practice will be taught in a way that will allow you to work within your own level of experience. Modifications will be offered and encouraged. Our class will focus on mindful breathing and alignment to support an enjoyable Vinyasa experience, leading you to increased strength, flexibility and unexpected openings.

Easy Ashtanga

This class will focus on the fundamentals of traditional Ashtanga asana practice: breath, bandha, vinyasa. We’ll begin with yoga breathing practices and a little warm-up, then move into sun salutations and the primary standing postures. The class will finish with seated postures and rest. Geared towards those interested in learning about the Ashtanga practice and those just beginning or getting back into yoga practice. Appropriate for all levels.

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

This flow class will begin with pranayama breath work and brief meditation to open the energy body and quiet the mind. We will move into mindful asana flow practice, creating some warmth in the body, with a focus on staying present without judgement or expectations. The last part of our time includes a guided 15 minute meditation and savasana.

Liberating Yoga flow is all about tapping into our own authentic movement and expressing ourselves shamelessly through this energized and uplifting flow. Infused with hip hop, reggae, pop, alternative, and techno music, breaking the mold of what a yoga class is supposed to sound and look like. While still honoring the sacred practice. We will build a lot of strength flowing through movements and holding postures to isolate our muscles. Dancing, shaking, laying flat on your stomach, whatever you feel that day!! Leaving this class feeling free and empowered.

Ashtanga-Based Practice

This is an ashtanga-based practice with a lot of messing around. Fun dynamic practice! Warm-up, sun salutations, hip openers, lots of standing postures, seated postures, arm balances, backbends, inversions - cool down, rest. Everything we can fit into an hour and a half - come and get it!

Wednesdays 6-730pm

Class will begin with 45 minutes of a warming vinyasa flow, waking the body up and connecting breath with movement.

We will transition into 30 minutes of Yin yoga, a cooling, passive practice of longer held poses that work with connective tissues, fascia and joints.

The Yin style draws from traditional Chinese medicine, to open meridians in the body and enhance the flow of Chi (life force energy).

This class is the perfect balance of movement and stillness to begin your day.

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

The vinyasa class is a faster paced class including variations from the Ashtanga lineage. It works core strength and continuous movement to increase heart rates and challenge physical strength. Often set to fun tunes to get the energy moving. All levels welcome.

This is an uplifting and full bodied class, taking us back into our bodies and into the present moment. This class is helpful in clearing our minds, realigning ourselves, and deepening our spiritual practice. We will focus on connecting breath and movement, and awakening our creative flow. This class is appropriate for both beginners and seasoned yogis.

Restorative Yoga with Dana

This class is the antidote to our stress-filled, fast-paced lives. Let yourself melt into healing. Still, your mind, soothe your nervous system, pamper your immune system, cheer up your day, even lose weight by lowering your cortisol levels. Leave feeling happier and more relaxed.

Align & Flow yoga is a moderately paced vinyasa flow class, blending dynamic sequences with longer held postures. Expect to hold 1-3 asanas in this practice – taking pause and reflection before moving back into a flow pace. Movement in this way – effort and grace – aims to build strength and flexibility of both body and mind. Amanda takes influence from several yoga styles such as Kripalu, Yin, Anusara, Ashtanga and others to create a practice focused on releasing tension and finding your own flow. Additionally, she uses an eclectic blend of yoga techniques such as pranayama, progressive muscle relaxation, and yoga nidra to encourage the right conditions for deep meditative rest in an extended sivasana (10-15 minutes).

Ayurvedic Yoga Flow with Christie

Ayurvedic Yoga Flow: This class looks at Yoga through the lens of Ayurveda, so it incorporates a few different styles of Yoga into one practice that results in balance for all body types in a group setting. Typically, there is a blend of Pranayama (breath work) while centering and grounding, Yin Yoga or stretching postures to open up, warm-up, Vinyasa Yoga Flow to create heat, cool down, and a Yoga Nidra meditative body scan before a Savasana (supine position.) This is available for all levels of students from beginner to advanced!

Vinyasa flow for all levels. Modern music. Be ready to sweat and rejuvenate as we practice asana, explore within, re-align the body and soul.

Kripalu Yoga with Vanessa

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

Ashtanga Practice - Half Primary

This isn’t really a traditional Half Primary but it’s similar. After quick warm-up practitioners will move directly into the sun salutations with traditional Sanskrit count and the full ashtanga standing sequence with plenty of assists/adjustments. Then in the seated sequence, we skip around a bit. Practice finishes with back bending, inversions and rest. This is a great class for folks who want to learn about traditional ashtanga yoga practice. It is a dynamic practice. Modi cations for some of the more advanced postures are provided.

75-minute vinyasa flow for all levels. Modern music. Be ready to sweat and rejuvenate as we practice asana, explore within, re-align the body and soul.

This 75 minute moderate level complete Vinyasa practice will be taught in a way that will allow you to work within your own level of experience. Modifications will be offered and encouraged. Our class will focus on mindful breathing and alignment to support an enjoyable Vinyasa experience, leading you to increased strength, flexibility and unexpected openings.

Easy Ashtanga

This class will focus on the fundamentals of traditional Ashtanga asana practice: breath, bandha, vinyasa. We’ll begin with yoga breathing practices and a little warm-up, then move into sun salutations and the primary standing postures. The class will finish with seated postures and rest. Geared towards those interested in learning about the Ashtanga practice and those just beginning or getting back into yoga practice. Appropriate for all levels.

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

This flow class will begin with pranayama breath work and brief meditation to open the energy body and quiet the mind. We will move into mindful asana flow practice, creating some warmth in the body, with a focus on staying present without judgement or expectations. The last part of our time includes a guided 15 minute meditation and savasana.

Liberating Yoga flow is all about tapping into our own authentic movement and expressing ourselves shamelessly through this energized and uplifting flow. Infused with hip hop, reggae, pop, alternative, and techno music, breaking the mold of what a yoga class is supposed to sound and look like. While still honoring the sacred practice. We will build a lot of strength flowing through movements and holding postures to isolate our muscles. Dancing, shaking, laying flat on your stomach, whatever you feel that day!! Leaving this class feeling free and empowered.

Ashtanga-Based Practice

This is an ashtanga-based practice with a lot of messing around. Fun dynamic practice! Warm-up, sun salutations, hip openers, lots of standing postures, seated postures, arm balances, backbends, inversions - cool down, rest. Everything we can fit into an hour and a half - come and get it!

Wednesdays 6-730pm

Class will begin with 45 minutes of a warming vinyasa flow, waking the body up and connecting breath with movement.

We will transition into 30 minutes of Yin yoga, a cooling, passive practice of longer held poses that work with connective tissues, fascia and joints.

The Yin style draws from traditional Chinese medicine, to open meridians in the body and enhance the flow of Chi (life force energy).

This class is the perfect balance of movement and stillness to begin your day.

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

The vinyasa class is a faster paced class including variations from the Ashtanga lineage. It works core strength and continuous movement to increase heart rates and challenge physical strength. Often set to fun tunes to get the energy moving. All levels welcome.

This is an uplifting and full bodied class, taking us back into our bodies and into the present moment. This class is helpful in clearing our minds, realigning ourselves, and deepening our spiritual practice. We will focus on connecting breath and movement, and awakening our creative flow. This class is appropriate for both beginners and seasoned yogis.

Restorative Yoga with Dana

This class is the antidote to our stress-filled, fast-paced lives. Let yourself melt into healing. Still, your mind, soothe your nervous system, pamper your immune system, cheer up your day, even lose weight by lowering your cortisol levels. Leave feeling happier and more relaxed.

Align & Flow yoga is a moderately paced vinyasa flow class, blending dynamic sequences with longer held postures. Expect to hold 1-3 asanas in this practice – taking pause and reflection before moving back into a flow pace. Movement in this way – effort and grace – aims to build strength and flexibility of both body and mind. Amanda takes influence from several yoga styles such as Kripalu, Yin, Anusara, Ashtanga and others to create a practice focused on releasing tension and finding your own flow. Additionally, she uses an eclectic blend of yoga techniques such as pranayama, progressive muscle relaxation, and yoga nidra to encourage the right conditions for deep meditative rest in an extended sivasana (10-15 minutes).

Ayurvedic Yoga Flow with Christie

Ayurvedic Yoga Flow: This class looks at Yoga through the lens of Ayurveda, so it incorporates a few different styles of Yoga into one practice that results in balance for all body types in a group setting. Typically, there is a blend of Pranayama (breath work) while centering and grounding, Yin Yoga or stretching postures to open up, warm-up, Vinyasa Yoga Flow to create heat, cool down, and a Yoga Nidra meditative body scan before a Savasana (supine position.) This is available for all levels of students from beginner to advanced!

Vinyasa flow for all levels. Modern music. Be ready to sweat and rejuvenate as we practice asana, explore within, re-align the body and soul.

Kripalu Yoga with Vanessa

Kripalu yoga is designed to adapt to all body types, ages, fitness levels, and interests. Classes typically start with a brief centering and a coming into stillness. They incorporate some breathe work stretches so that the spine is moved in six directions. Then class moves to asanas postures),standing balances, and conclude in shivasana (rest pose) so that students leave the class feeling refreshed and restored. Classes are often defined as gentle, moderate, or vigorous, referring to the intensity of practice; however, because our needs vary from day to day and over time, students in Kripalu Yoga classes are encouraged to tune in to their bodies and practice at intensity that feels right in the present moment. All Levels Welcome

Ashtanga Practice - Half Primary

This isn’t really a traditional Half Primary but it’s similar. After quick warm-up practitioners will move directly into the sun salutations with traditional Sanskrit count and the full ashtanga standing sequence with plenty of assists/adjustments. Then in the seated sequence, we skip around a bit. Practice finishes with back bending, inversions and rest. This is a great class for folks who want to learn about traditional ashtanga yoga practice. It is a dynamic practice. Modi cations for some of the more advanced postures are provided.