Classes description

1

Vinyasa Yoga 

In this practice, movement is combined with the cycles of breathing, resulting in an ever-changing sequence. The all-level Vinyasa class combines instrumental music, breathing and movement to meet your need to move faster and more continuously. 

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Hatha Yoga 

Hatha Yoga is a practice that focuses on the feeling of each posture. The stability created by a series of postures held for a long time results in  sharpened concentration and mindfulness. Less choreographed and slower-paced, these classes allow you to fully immerse yourself in the sensations and forms produced by each posture. Sound and music complement the practice. 

3

Yin & Yang Yoga 

The Yin & Yang class begins with a yang sequence that warms the body and builds muscle strength, endurance and flexibility, before slowing down into delicious yin poses. Stretching, sweating and relaxing - this class really has it all! 

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Yin Yoga 

Welcome stillness in long-lasting postures mostly performed on the ground. Inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, Yin Yoga seeks to soothe the nervous system and soften the deep tissues of the body. This practice gently promotes the opening of body and mind, so that you come out of class feeling more centered, grounded and calm. This class is also perfect for a rejuvenating night of sleep. 

5

Kundalini Yoga

This transformative practice asks the practitioner to trust their tools to awaken a reservoir of energy in themselves. You can expect to be pushed physically within your own capabilities, use your voice, and have your ideas of yoga change. This is a place for transformation.

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Tantra Hatha Yoga 

An active session where movement, breathing and relaxation are combined under a coherent theme that varies according to the course. A gentle sequence of postures focusing on good alignment associated with different specific techniques allow the breath to reconnect with its energetic power. A great preparation for the meditative state. Each class ends with breathwork and meditation. Accessible for all levels of practice.

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Prenatal yoga

Yoga is one of the activities obstetricians and midwives suggest starting during pregnancy! Why? Because yoga can help you cope with the physical and emotional changes you will experience throughout pregnancy, and it can also prepare both your body AND mind for birth. An added bonus of group classes is that it can be really comforting to connect with other women that are on a similar path in a safe and supportive environment, providing a sense of community and friendship.

Our weekly classes always begin with a short discussion on a topic related to pregnancy, birth, or the postpartum period. Our yoga practice then focuses on postures that aim to help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, keep the body flexible and alleviate many common discomforts of pregnancy, as well as make more space for baby in your continuously changing body. You will also learn breathing techniques throughout class that you will be able to use during labor for pain management.

Prenatal yoga is a balanced class designed to help you meet the challenges and transformations of pregnancy with confidence and calm.

Prenatal yoga is open to all, no prior yoga experience is necessary.

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LYT Yoga

Retrain your brain and body to move better for life. Boost your energy with this spirited workout for all levels.

Movement changes everything: when we move better, we feel better. The LYT Yoga Method, created by licensed physical therapist and celebrated yoga teacher Lara Heimann, uses targeted movement sequences to help everyone from novices to weekend warriors to professional athletes retrain habitual movement patterns and postural imbalances to feel stronger, more energized, and more balanced both on and off the mat. Thousands of students in over 50 countries get LYT to feel more confident, more powerful and more alive. Stand taller. Move better. Be all in.