Expect a lot of shining skull breath - kaphalabhati + breath holds up to 30 seconds.

Sage-ing the space, so to speak. Use breath to clear out the old. welcome the new.

This is mix of dynamic and gentle deep breathing

We work specifically with what makes you angry, stuck and fearful. And the opportunity to transmute it into resourceful energy.

This is a blended class of pranayama + I have tacked on the practice rather than editing it out. We begin with an upbeat pranayama practice into deep breathing - and some floor work into simple practices for rest.

Ego eradictor + shoulder breaths + rest

Cooling off our processes and getting into the body is the gift of pranayama. Brief chat then practice.

A quick chat on the ENS and overall health. Digestive system focus with breath work.

Grounding pranayama. Enjoy!

A mix of breath types and brief chat on foundational psychology connections to yoga.

Surya Kriya = Sunshine kriya. Great for end of colds, flus, low energy, depression.... enjoy!

Two sets Sat-Nam "Truth" + leg flush + channeling raw power.

Earthy breath practice. Ends with Brahma Mudra.

Intermediate pranayama with a kidney focus.

A brief 5 min talk on attentional bias and the efficacy of this breath set. (Research that has been done). Has been reported as an excellent breath set for anxiety, PTSD and depression.

This is one of my top five favourite pranayama practices because it works with getting clear on what you want. It is an intense one, so be mindful if you have any conditions or if it provokes anything - take care.

Surya Kriya is one of my absolute faves of breath practices. Right nostril breath, Sat Kriya x 2, 108 bhastrikas, head rotations...it's excellent for meditation. Enjoy!

This week will be a top 5 of my favourite breath sets. To start, the Kriya for Lymphatic System is one of my favourites. It is considered intermediate if you are brand new to pranayama and works specifically with your lymphatic system, the "bouncer" of your immunity. Enjoy!

Sudarshan Kriya uniquely begins slow and picks up the pace. It is deep ujjayi, a time to go in, a wonderful prep for meditation and resets the nervous system.

This is helpful if you know anyone receiving chemotherapy. This is from a study (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4278135/) that reported a difference between a group of women receiving chemo treatment for breast cancer - one doing pranayama and the other not. The main difference was ...

There are many parts to this kriya - expect that there is some active movement as well. Be mindful if you have knee or back issues.

Expect two sets, five minutes in length of "shining skull" breath. This is advanced as five minutes x 2 sets is not ideal for those who have a touch-n-go breath practice. Avoid if you currently are pregnant, stomach/head injuries issues, or are in an anxious state. Please take care!

This is a busy kundalini kriya with a ton of vigorous breath work - designed
to elevate. You'll need to know what you're doing (not great for beginners to pranayama). Enjoy!

A brief chat on why breath works for us. Breath work + ending with a grounding Sa-Ta-Na-Ma meditation.