The spring season is the best time to cleanse, flush, and detox the gut after a long winter. In this class we do poses to stimulate digestion.
This class involves the fine art of listening and in practice, when we balance the inner ears, physical equipoise is attained.
In this class we use rocking, pumping, and wave-like movements to promote flow through the body.
In this class we build the cardio-vascular pulse to nourish all the cells of the body.
In this class we support blood flow back to the heart by pumping the legs and churning the abdomen.
The brachial plexus includes a highway of nerves passing under the bridge of the collar bones. In this class we increase ROM in the arms while stretching and loosening the shoulders.
The brain is the most delicate organ in the body and it requires exquisite finesse to release the connective tissues that hold the brain into place. In this class we use movement and meditation to optimize circulatory flow through the neck, brain, and skull.
In this class we enliven the skin through stretching, twisting, and sliding movements.
In this class we irrigate blood and prana through all the connective tissues of the body to generate elasticity, flow, and wakefulness inside.
In this class we connect to the vibratory hum within the cells by alternating between filling and emptying, and rising and falling movements.
In this class, we do revolved positions in the abdomen in order to generate a strong upward flow of prana.
In this class we side bend, roll, twist, invert and use the breath like a plunger to circulate prana through the gut.
In this class we will create elasticity and suppleness while fortifying the space of prana within.
In this class we imagine we have a second set of lungs in our abdomen.
In this class we practice movements to make the abdomen both supple and strong.
In this class we practice asana and pranayama to ignite the vital and radiant source in our solar plexus/middle trunk (samana vayu).
Mulabandha is a subtle movement of the pelvic floor used to support the uterus, bladder, colon, and prostate. In this class we elevate the soft tissues at the base of the spine without overly clenching or gripping.
Uddiyana bandha is critical for lengthening and stabilizing the lower back and maintaining proper position of the internal organs. This bandha makes the abdomen supple while increasing digestive fire.
In this class, we aid the flow of prana by alternately lengthening and contracting the gut plus washing, rinsing and flushing blood through the abdomen.
In this class we use gestural hand patterns in order to enhance the internal flow of prana inside.
In the heart loop, we lift and spread the top chest while descending the shoulder blades in back. This movement lifts the lungs and heart upward from the diaphragm in preparation for pranayama.
In this class, we promote fluid wave-like movements through the spine, spinal cord, and brain tissue.
In this class we focus on the juncture of the pelvic and kidney loop at L5-S1 in order to cultivate the internal lift of uddiyana bandha.
In this class we do a medley of hip openers and groin releases to improve flow through the meridian that refers directly to the kidneys.
In this class we nourish and replenish the essential kidney chi through SATYA and yoga asana.
In order to bring mind and body together, we saturate the body in awareness.
As its name suggests, the liver is the organ of life. It is the largest, most complex organ in the entire body that filters, cleanses, and stores blood. In this class we do twists, arching poses, and inversions to improve circulatory flow through the liver.
In meditation and movement practice, we celebrate the body of love by drenching all the tissues in oxygen rich prana.
In this class we do positions to rock, lift, invert, and pump the lymphatic channels in order to support lymph drainage.
This class focuses on movement and meditation to prompt greater flow of lymph through all the channels of your body.
This class introduces many techniques for regulating the breath in the two nostrils.
We revitalize the nervous system by cleansing the channels before infusing them with prana.
Through SATYA, back arches, twists, and inversion we fortify the lung tissue.
The lift of the palatine loop is essential for opening the internal airway of breath in the back of the throat while opening the sinus cavities leading up to the brain. In this class we overlap the cranial loop and the palatine loop with the revolving of the tongue backward.
In this class we open the pleural space around the lungs in order to oxygenate the blood stream and “pranagize” the body.
This class channels prana into the nerves in order to bring wakefulness to the entire body.
In this class we do practices to release the tissues of the upper throat, jaw, and tongue.
The lungs are the most essential organs of a yoga practice responsible for absorbing prana into the body. In this class we elevate, spiral, pump, and expand the lungs using SATYA, asana, and pranayama.
We stretch and strengthen the chest cavity and use pranayama to open the ribs and lungs.
In this class we amplify prana in the lungs in order to build resiliency as the winter approaches.
In this class, prepare to melt strain out of your eyes through shoulder openers, neck releases, and eye movement.
In this class we use many different techniques to uncouple the eyes from strain and to provide ease.
The sciatic nerve is the longest in the body traveling from the low back down to your toes. In this class we mobilize the lower sciatic nerve (the tibial nerve) as it tunnels through the knee, calf, ankle, and foot.
The upper sciatic nerve is typically the culprit for radiating pain in the hip, buttock, low back and upper leg. In this class we loosen the muscles that surround the sciatic nerve in order to release the structures of the hip, hamstring, and buttock.
In this class we draw the senses inward to observe flow of the Tao in the internal organs through twists and side bends.
The goal of all hatha yoga is to open the central channel of the body. In this class we do movements to benefit the spine, spinal cord, and brainstem in order to create a free flow of energy through the body.
Prior to Thanksgiving day where we eat with gusto and abundance, we expand, revolve, and relax the belly in preparation for the big meal.
When the muscles of the quad are stretched and pumped, it helps propel blood through the heart.
In this class we do movements to bring serenity and relaxation to all the bones, joints, and fascia around the brain.
In this class we support organic function through rocking, pumping, and wave like movements.
In this class we use many variations of bridge pose to improve circulation through the adrenal/thyroid loop.
We emphasize movement of the all-pervading breath that hydrates all structures in the body.
In this class, explore the difference between moving from the front of the diaphragm vs the back.
This class is part of the Yoga for Radiant Immunity Series. In order to assist detoxification of the blood, there is an abundance of lymph throughout the abdomen. In this class we pump, twist, and lengthen the belly in order to improve lymph drainage in the gut.