This is a spicy practice that uses a faster-paced Wim Hof breath to induce adrenaline, dopamine and a mood shift. The invitation is to allow the "S" Self to take over the small "s" Self. We end with a 4 min meditation.

This is a classic breathwork sequence that integrates two hip/glute openers while we do breath of fire and move the spine. It is intermediate in nature and beginner friendly.

This is a classic intermediate hip flow / flush and ends with three camels (backbends). We begin with repetitive lunging salutations with an abundance of breath - to generate heat and sweat. We also integrate closing breath of fire as well.

Sept 7, 2025. breathwork

This is not just a yoga class but is a 37-min hybrid practice that integrates shaking, thumping, tapping, jumping, yoga, breathwork and somatic movement. It is cathartic, there minor moments of elevated heart rate designed to create a therapeutic release. There is breathwork integrated throughout...

Today is an advanced invitation of the contemplation "what would you like to live into more?" and the contemplation of life and death. This is an advanced breathwork practice that integrates Wim Hof & the physiological sigh in intense waves with longer holds.

This is a chilled out restorative practice where we get into your inner groins, hamstrings, spine and hips. I encourage a 4-8 or 5-10 count breath that helps turn on the parasympathetic nervous system.

This is a mostly calming, down-regulating practice - interspersed with breath of fire x 3 (kaphalabhati breath). It is mostly a calming, stabilizing breath work practice. We use 4-7-8 breath.

This is a slower moving practice into the hips. It is not sweaty or a work-out kind of practice - but slow and mindful into shapes that open the hips and hamstrings in many directions.

This is an advanced breath practice only suitable for those having a strong six months of breath practice (recommended) or those with strong constitutions. We do longer holds, repetitions and more activating breath types that awaken the body and mind.

We begin with shaking the body, heel thumps, trampoline jumps, squats, a few sun salutations and yoga shapes, the physiological sigh, squat jumps/squats, arm reps. Through somatic movement and sweat the body releases small amounts of excess cortisol - great for stress and mental tension.

This is an advanced breathwork practice - with intentional cueing for clearing the mind of negativity, letting go or deep rooted beliefs. There are long sets of kaphalabhati, followed by a more intense physiological sigh and ending with Wim Hof breath sets. Expect higher energy and an up-regulati...

This practice explores all of the anatomical planes in the form of moderate/intermediate therapeutic yoga practice. The anatomical planes explore joint movement - and the therapeutic benefits of making sure the practice includes all of them for injury prevention, healing and expanding your mind. ...

I recommend you do this with this practice with your eyes closed (the irony is that you're watching this on a digital device). This is to help counter TMJ, teeth grinding, trapezius tension, headaches, eye strain and tension from laptop life. We increase blood flow and circulation into these hots...

We begin the week with a Kundalini Kriya for Clarity. Anticipate a heavy dose of kaphalabhati breath (breath of fire) - inducing heat and movement of sluggish energy. If you are unclear about a decision or circumstance, this may be intentional and helpful for you.

Today we move through a hip opening flow using repetition and a gradual build of heat in the hips and spine. We end with three sets of camel and a deep savasana. Grab a strap and blocks if you have/need them.

The "vayus" is an old, Vedic teaching based on the idea of Prana "energy" moving through your body like "the gods of the wind." We work with the varying directional flows of breath and energy in the mind-body. Prana and the vayus describe the "winds of change." Wind disrupts and in breathwork, we...

This is a therapeutic practice that explores all of the anatomical planes - leaving typical planes that keep the mind and body rigid. This is filled with anatomical cueing, moderate flow exploring all three planes.

This is a classic yin practice into your hamstrings, hips and inner groins/addcutors. It is a quiet practice with minimal cues and excellent for post-sports or a body that needs restful stretching. Grab a pillow or bolster.

This is the lymphatic kriya for the lymph nodes and vessels in the arms, legs and belly. The lymphatic system is one of the most important parts of your immune system response. This is a Kundalini Kriya with breath of fire, diaphtragmatic breathing and bellows breath. It is intermediate in intens...

Today's practice is a 65 min steady practice into awakening your hips. We start in a seated hip opener with two sets of kaphalabhati (breath of fire) followed by a steady, not too fast/not too slow hip flow. We also squeeze in some juicy backbends in the end, followed with decompressing poses and...

This begins with a five min chat on dopamine and its relationship to our brain's ability to stay focused and in attention. We then do longer sets of intense breath to support adrenaline and dopamine release.

This is an excellent moderate/intermediate breath practice integrating "breath of fire" followed with two traditional practices: right and left nostril focused breathing and then both. The theory is that the right and left hemispheres of the brain are brought back to homeostasis. It is a helpful ...