Yoga + Mind Body

Hatha Yoga classes focus on the physical postures (asanas) and breathing techniques (pranayama). These classes are slower paced, allowing for proper alignment, relaxation, and the development of strength and flexibility.

Known for their fluid and dynamic sequences of postures, Vinyasa movements are synchronized with breath – creating a smooth flow from one pose to another. Vinyasa classes can be physically challenging and promote cardiovascular fitness, strength, and flexibility.

Ashtanga Yoga follows a set sequence of postures that are practiced in a specific order. It is a more vigorous and physically demanding style of yoga that emphasizes strength, flexibility, and breath control. Ashtanga classes often involve a series of sun salutations, standing poses, seated poses, and a closing sequence.

Iyengar Yoga classes focus on precision and alignment. Props such as blocks, straps, and blankets are often used to help students attain proper alignment in the poses. The classes are slower paced, allowing for detailed instruction and longer holds in the postures.

Restorative Yoga classes are centered around relaxation and rejuvenation. They involve gentle, supported poses using props like bolsters, blankets, and blocks. These classes aim to release tension, reduce stress, and promote deep relaxation and healing.

Power Yoga classes are influenced by Ashtanga yoga and focus on building strength, stamina, and flexibility. These classes are often physically challenging and include dynamic sequences of poses, promoting cardiovascular fitness and muscle tone.