This is beginner friendly breathwork for the new year for newcomers to the studio -it is a moderate breath set of: "shining skull", 3-parts breath, "honey bee" breath. These breath types are both up AND downregulating, awakening AND soothing.

This restorative includes the hip flexors, extensors, abductors, adductors and rotators. I give anatomical cues and guidance as well as to what these joint movements mean. This is excellent if your exhausted, post-workout, you're short on time or before bed.

This is an advanced breathwork practice of the "Kriya for Elevation" - it is a Kundalini Kriya designed for activating your system. It includes several rounds of breath of fire "kaphalabhati" and bellows breathing + shapes with the body to help release tension and stress. There is the invitation ...

This is a hybrid practice that infuses yoga, breath, shaking, jumping, squats and releasing tension from your mind-body-brain nexus. This is great if you want a faster class to release stress. There are moments of a quick sweat / heart rate increase as well which are excellent biomarkers for rele...

This is a moderate-intensity detox flow practice that focuses on the core, breath & activation.

This is a free 90 minute practice in honor of the winter solstice. This will be up until Dec 31. The practice is an opening chat, personal share, what the solstice means across cultures, the neurobiology of light and dark, a 20 minute practice of breath & spinal flexion, ending with a guided medi...

This is not a yoga practice but more so of a somatic sweaty practice with a touch of yoga flow. Expect squats, core work, jumping jacks (or modified) jump squats and breathwork. It's one of my faves.

Today's inquiry: What is compassion vs empathy? What serves us - what immobilizes us? And others. We do a long set of ego-eradicator breath of fire, slow bellows & deep diaphragmatic breath. This is beginner friendly with the encouragement to take breaks.

This is a quick hit of a core & detox flow practice! It is moderate/intermediate intensity. It begins with core-work (find a pillow or block), followed by a core and breath-centric practice. Twists and shoulder work is also involved.

"To be unrecognizable" is a new saying in wellness zeitgeist - is the opposite of what this practices suggests. To recognize yourSELF is the ultimate path - this is the invitation today as we slowly close off 2025. We do a basic breath set alternating nostrils and ending with a basic breath of fire.

This is a short, easy going flow integrating the hips with breath. We begin with a malasana (deep squat flow), chair pose, forward folds, lunges into a lounging lizard, followed with a quick twist, side angle, triangle, external rotator pose, jan sirsasana and closing breath.

This breathwork practice is calming, slow and deep diaphragmatic engagement using 4-7-8, 4-8, 5-5 and a slow circular breath set to end. This is excellent for adrenal fatigue, calming, slowing down and the opposite of Kundalini breath.

This is an intermediate flow/vinyasa practice with all the basics - warriors, twists, hip openers and backbends. It is intermediate in nature, pending on your fitness level: not too hard, not too easy...

This breathwork set is my favorite for brain fog, optimism & mood. It is up & down-regulating breath. It includes a mantra "Sat Nam" for aligning a scattered mind. It is a Kundalini Kriya and works with breath of fire (kaphalabhati) bellows breath and deep diaphragmatic breath.

This is a gentle set for headaches, aggravation/neck tension, bad moods, dehydration/headaches and hangovers, stress hangovers - it is gentle breath for soothing the nervous system: viloma breath, honey bee breath, gentle neck circles, 4-7-8 anti anxiety breath, cooling sitali breath.

This is not suitable for raw beginners, if you are pregnant, have hyperthyroidism, heart or blood pressure issues or conditions where intense breath may agitate you. We begin lying down and do the physiological sigh x 4 sets of increasing pacing and longer breath holds. We then end with 4-8 breat...

We begin with a few hip openers then go into a mainly guided lying down meditation practice with a "sankalpa" or an intention setting. We walk through your body to encourage deep restorative rest and repair.

Today we begin with three sets of "kaphalabhati" x 120 pumps with the hips, a toe stretch followed by calming, deep breathing with 4-7-8 then 4-8 breath

The invitation is "what are your core values?" and using the practice to realign with what you value. This is an advanced breath practice including: Lions Breath, Sun nostril breath (right nostril breath), advanced set of breath of fire, bellows breath into all parts of the spine (this lasts for ...