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Nikki Smithson
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In Sanskrit, Sneha translates to both oil and love. We will be resting in yin postures target to create lubrication in the joints (the oil) as well as postures designed to develop a sense of openness, ease, and love.
Learn how to use alternate nostril breathing in order to balance the energy channels of the body.
A quick run through of a few postures and movements to help the body warm up to sit comfortably in meditation.
Connect to your inner creativity and freedom with this class as we move through fluid and nonlinear ways that will open the energy channels in the body. Allow yourself to loosen up and challenge the brain by balancing the two sides of the body.
Find a little magic with this Yin sequence to restore energy and balance back to the body. Take time to find your edge with hip openers and side body stretch, and quietly stay still with heart opener poses, allow the stillness of the pose to stretch, and nourish you from inside out.
Taraneh Sarrafzadeh
Influence by the Daoist tradition, yin yoga involves long-held, passive postures that target opening and releasing the deep connective tissue in the body, especially around the hips and low back areas.
Joyce Anue
Learn how adding mudras may enhance your practice with traditional Yin seated postures to evoke specific energies. Seated postures with classical mudras like Padma, Chin, Tadaka, and Hrdyam provides balance to your overall health.
This practice will integrate seated forward folds, long-held, passive stretches targeting the knees, hips, pelvis, and lower back to increase flexibility and support a stable seated position for meditation at the end for a tranquil grounding and calm.
This class focus on seated poses that help to create mental, emotional, and physical stability. Learn the foundations of Hero Pose - or Virasana. As a seed pose, Hero is an excellent stretch for the legs and feet. We will explore the posture in a way that feels good.
A quiet practice with a mixture of Yin poses to open the body and prepare for breathing practice that cleanses and detoxifies your mind and body using Kapalabhati Pranayama and alternate nostril breathing.
