Body Bliss: Yoga to Improve Healthspan
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Hatha Yoga Krama is a series of yoga exercises typically practiced as a morning routine for the well being of the body, mind, and emotions. Krama means ‘Action’ in Sanskrit. It refers to the initiative of a healthy lifestyle that ancient yogis have practiced and passed down for centuries. Regular practice of Hatha Yoga Krama is known to reduce stress, improve sleep quality, aid digestion, reduce and prevent pains and ailments, energize the body, and maintain optimal health and wellness. These exercises can be categorized into breathing, strength and flexibility, restorative, and guided meditation. Join Asha Rao for this special yoga session as she leads us through these exercises for a healthier and refreshed state of being!
Stick Your Handstand
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Does the idea of hopping up into a handstand intimidate you? This workshop will break down handstands into small steps for beginners and advanced students alike. We will start with an invigorating flow that will develop strength in the proper muscle groups and then ease into simple exercises that you can practice everyday outside of class. These exercises range from simple tips to improve alignment and how to increase your hold time. Let's get on our hands and get upside down in safe ways! Join Brittany Wilkewitz for this fun and strengthening handstand workshop!
Pilates With Resistance Using Household Props
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Ready to add some challenge to your Core training? This class will focus on classical Pilates move with a little twist to your practice. No gym equipment? No problem! We will substitute the studio props with readily available household items such as pillow, canned goods, wine bottles, and books. If you do have studio props, grab those as well. You will still get a great practice without any props.
The Power of Breath
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Our breath is our most portable and powerful tool for managing stress and anxiety. Notice how the breath changes when we're feeling stressed, anxious or worried, compared with feeling relaxed, joyful or just doing routine activities. "If a certain state of mind results in a certain mode of breathing, then conversely, by consciously adopting a mode of breathing, we can evoke the corresponding state of mind"—Swami Rama in "Science of Breath." In this practical and experiential workshop, we'll learn the basics of how to use the breath in and out of yoga class. We'll also learn how to develop a personal practice to bring a little extra calm, clarity, focus and energy into your daily life. We'll conclude with a guided deep relaxation allowing us to connect with what the yogis call our energetic body or the pranamaya kosha, setting us up for a good night's rest and focused week ahead.