Class Descriptions

Meditation is a great practice for lessening anxiety, stress, worry, tension, and connecting with your higher self. Meditation has been practiced for eons, it can help with focus, peace, sleep, and mental & emotional wellbeing.

Does your mind wander when you meditate? This class will focus on meditation and mindfulness techniques that will help calm your mind and focus during the practice of meditation.

This is a mellow class suited for everyone! If you're a first-timer or a yoga lover you can benefit from the relaxation of this class! Gentle movement, stretching, and mindfulness are incorporated in this practice.

For all levels of fitness. Kundalini is an energy that lies dormant in the body at the base of the spine. Through this practice you can tap in to this energy and send it up the spine, opening all your chakras, so that your energy can flow freely. This can cause a natural high and rushes of energy which can feel amazing!

We will use breath work, mantra, repetitive postures and meditation to activate your kundalini and help you know your true self (sat nam)️.

Class will begin with stretching and warming the body. Then a short version of Ashtanga Primary followed by meditation. This is a level 2 class. It can be made easy with modifications or difficult by pushing your limits.

A Vinyāsa style flow class accessible to everyone. Focused on clarifying our heart and mind through movement (asana), breath (pranayama), and inward study (svadhyaya). In this class, Heather aims to bring attention to the Yoga Sutras of Patañjali (a collection of 196 short verses serving as a guide to attain wisdom and self-realization through yoga) and how to incorporate this in to daily life.

This class is designed for all levels with gentle floor based poses held for longer periods using bolsters, blankets, and blocks to fully support the body.  This allows for deep relaxation, stress reduction, slowing the mind, focusing on the breath, healing the body, and to restore.

No two classes are ever alike! There is a cardiovascular component to this practice. In flow yoga, each movement into or out of a posture is timed with an inhalation or an exhalation in a choreographed sequence. The flowing movements may sometimes be combined with some longer holds of certain postures. The last 15 minutes of class are dedicated to meditation and Savasana. This is a level two class. It can be made easier with modifications or difficult by pushing your limits.

Vinyasa (meaning 'connection' in Sanskrit) is a style of yoga characterized by stringing postures together so that you move from one to another, seamlessly, using breath. Vinyasa Remix is a vinyasa flow with opportunities for inversions and modifications offered.  Plenty of opportunity to sweat while offering the space to listen to and be gentle with your body!

No two classes are ever alike! Vinyasa practice generates heat and can add a cardiovascular component to your practice. This class can be  made easier with modifications or difficult by pushing your limits.

Yin Yoga aims to help move the flow of energy in the body, and to maintain mobility in the deep connective [fascial] tissue. It combines the use of passive and active postures, breathing techniques, and meditation. Classes typically offer a physically passive practice, and some poses can be held to up to 5 minutes. Props can be used to help support the practice. Many of the poses focus on the hips and the lower back, as these areas of the body require extra care and attention. Yin Yoga postures strengthen the body, enabling practitioners to sit for long periods of time during meditation. 

Yoga Nidra is like meditation, but it’s not! It is a style of yoga that can leave you feeling like you've just had a very restful nap, in less than an hour. Join us for a class that starts with light breath work, then offers a movement-free way of slowing down.

Yoga Nidra, or Yogic Sleep, provides benefits such as deep relaxation, withdrawal of the senses, releases body tension, helps with sleep, brings connection to the self and the subconscious. Practicing yoga nidra brings you to the conscious state between being asleep and awake.

A recent study showed that while meditation and yoga nidra were both effective in reducing anxiety and stress, yoga nidra seemed to be more effective in reducing anxiety. The study also suggested that yoga nidra can be a useful tool in reducing both cognitive and physiological symptoms of anxiety. https://health.clevelandclinic.org/what-is-yoga-nidra/

Join Kristi for a playful and dynamic class using the yoga wheel and incorporating it into a yoga flow.

The yoga wheel is an amazing tool for opening the body, myofascial release, tension relief, flexibility, spine rejuvenation, core strengthening, and improving balance.

Laugh, move, sweat, play, and take your practice to a whole new level.