Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

This class is good for beginners and experienced students who prefer a gentle, relaxing practice. With awareness on the breath, the body is supported with blocks, bolsters, and blankets to ensure comfort and stability while holding the postures. This practice is conducted mainly on the floor in seated and reclining postures.

This is a breath-based, Dharma-inspired practice where postures are held for five to ten breaths. Attention is placed on spine lengthening. Expect twists, hip openers, chest opening (backbends) and inversions. Advanced students are encourage to move into arm balances or other advanced postures. Modifications are offered for most postures. This class is NOT appropriate for beginners. . RYTs receive CE credit with Yoga Alliance for this class.

This is a breath-based, Dharma-inspired practice where postures are held for five to ten breaths. Attention is placed on spine lengthening. Expect twists, hip openers, chest opening (backbends) and inversions. Advanced students are encourage to move into arm balances or other advanced postures. Modifications are offered for most postures. This class is NOT appropriate for beginners. . RYTs receive CE credit with Yoga Alliance for this class.

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Using the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga as a starting point, this class may also include postures from the advanced series as well as other classical postures to strengthen and stabilize the joints, while toning the muscles, improving overall health and fitness. Maintaining ujjayi breath creates internal heat, as bandhas (locks) and drisdi (focus) support steadiness in the postures. Prior yoga experience is recommended for this challenging class.

Using the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga as a starting point, this class may also include postures from the advanced series as well as other classical postures to strengthen and stabilize the joints, while toning the muscles, improving overall health and fitness. Maintaining ujjayi breath creates internal heat, as bandhas (locks) and drisdi (focus) support steadiness in the postures. Prior yoga experience is recommended for this challenging class.

Awareness of the breath is encouraged to facilitate movement in and out of poses. Postures include spine lengthening, twisting, gentle hip and chest opening in a manner accessible to most people. This class is good for beginners and experienced students who prefer a more gentle practice.

This style of yoga targets the deep connective tissue and the fascia which surrounds muscle fibers. This is a passive practice where mainly supine postures are held for three to five minutes. Students are encouraged to use their breath to enter into meditation while holding the pose, often with the aid of props such as bolsters, blankets, and blocks. The stretching should not be painful. Yin differs from Restorative Yoga in that there is stretching involved in order to strengthen and lengthen the muscles and connective tissue to improve joint mobility and release trauma in the body whereas Restorative Yoga’s focus is on relaxation and letting go. Yin Yoga is practiced in a cool room so that the muscles are not engaged and “warm” in order to allow the postures to affect the fascia and not the muscles. So, wear socks and a long sleeve tee shirt so you don’t feel cold. This class is suitable for all levels of experience, including beginners.

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Mindful movement, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation of the breath, is the signature of Vinyasa Yoga. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

For people with bad wrists or knees, or problems with other joints, or the back, Chair Yoga is the class for you. All postures are performed while sitting in a chair, or standing with the support of a chair. This gentle yoga class will help you lengthen your back and encourage more flexibility through slow mindful twists. Other postures help to improve balance, and range of motion in the joints. This class is perfect for seniors, or those with a limited range of mobility. Please register online at least 30 minutes prior to class time.

For people with bad wrists or knees, or problems with other joints, or the back, Chair Yoga is the class for you. All postures are performed while sitting in a chair, or standing with the support of a chair. This gentle yoga class will help you lengthen your back and encourage more flexibility through slow mindful twists. Other postures help to improve balance, and range of motion in the joints. This class is perfect for seniors, or those with a limited range of mobility.

This is a breath-based, Dharma-inspired practice where postures are held for five to ten breaths. Attention is placed on spine lengthening. Expect twists, hip openers, chest opening (backbends) and inversions. Advanced students are encourage to move into arm balances or other advanced postures. Modifications are offered for most postures. This class is NOT appropriate for beginners. . RYTs receive CE credit with Yoga Alliance for this class.

This is a breath-based, Dharma-inspired practice where postures are held for five to ten breaths. Attention is placed on spine lengthening. Expect twists, hip openers, chest opening (backbends) and inversions. Advanced students are encourage to move into arm balances or other advanced postures. Modifications are offered for most postures. This class is NOT appropriate for beginners. . RYTs receive CE credit with Yoga Alliance for this class.

This is a breath-based, Dharma-inspired practice where postures are held for five to ten breaths. Attention is placed on spine lengthening. Expect twists, hip openers, chest opening (backbends) and inversions. Advanced students are encourage to move into arm balances or other advanced postures. Modifications are offered for most postures. RYTs receive 90 minutes CE credit with Yoga Alliance for this class.

This is a breath-based, Dharma-inspired practice where postures are held for five to ten breaths. Attention is placed on spine lengthening. Expect twists, hip openers, chest opening (backbends) and inversions. Advanced students are encourage to move into arm balances or other advanced postures. Modifications are offered for most postures. RYTs receive 90 minutes CE credit with Yoga Alliance for this class.

This class is good for beginners and experienced students who prefer a gentle, relaxing practice. With awareness on the breath, the body is supported with blocks, bolsters, and blankets to ensure comfort and stability while holding the postures. This practice is conducted mainly on the floor in seated and reclining postures.

This class incorporates the Dharma Wheel throughout the entire class. The Dharma Wheel is an excellent prop that can be used in a variety of ways to enhance your practice. This is a fun mixed level class led by the co-creator of the Dharma Wheel. We have a limited amount of Dharma Wheels in the studio, but bring your own, if you have one.

Yoga Philosophy

This class is a combination of Classical Vinyasa and the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga. Students are encouraged to maintain ujjayi breath to create internal heat, as bandhas (locks) and drisdi (focus) support steadiness in the postures. Prior yoga experience is recommended for this mixed level class.

This class is a combination of Classical Vinyasa and the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga. Students are encouraged to maintain ujjayi breath to create internal heat, as bandhas (locks) and drisdi (focus) support steadiness in the postures. Prior yoga experience is recommended for this mixed level class.

A perfect class for beginners or experienced students who prefer a more gentle practice.

Meditation - Pranayama - Asana - Teaching Methodology

This is a classical yoga, breath-based style vinyasa class. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

*Please book your session at least 24 hours in advance.* Embark on a  journey within. Find stillness, silence, and inner calmness through meditation. Learn yogic breathing practices to quiet the mind and increase prana (inner vitality). The powerful combination of meditation and pranayama (yogic breathing) leads to awakening of your true-self and a deeper state of awareness.

This class is a combination of Classical Vinyasa and the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga. Students are encouraged to maintain ujjayi breath to create internal heat, as bandhas (locks) and drisdi (focus) support steadiness in the postures. Prior yoga experience is recommended for this mixed level class.

This class is a combination of Classical Vinyasa and the Primary Series of Ashtanga Yoga. Students are encouraged to maintain ujjayi breath to create internal heat, as bandhas (locks) and drisdi (focus) support steadiness in the postures. Prior yoga experience is recommended for this mixed level class.

Meditation - Pranayama - Asana - Teaching Methodology

This class is good for beginners and experienced students who prefer a more gentle practice. Awareness of the breath is encouraged to facilitate movement in and out of poses. Postures include standing, seated, and reclining postures, spine lengthening, twisting, gentle hip and chest opening in a manner accessible to most people.

*Please book your session at least 24 hours in advance.* Embark on a  journey within. Find stillness, silence, and inner calmness through meditation. Learn yogic breathing practices to quiet the mind and increase prana (inner vitality). The powerful combination of meditation and pranayama (yogic breathing) leads to awakening of your true-self and a deeper state of awareness.

Ashtanga Vinyasa method has influenced much of today’s modern styles of yoga. The practice of dynamic movement patterns and breath combined with strength, flexibility, stability, balance, and a focused concentration create a moving meditation. The Ashtanga Series is a purifying and detoxifying sequence of postures that will build internal heat and strengthen your body-mind connection.

Ashtanga Vinyasa method has influenced much of today’s modern styles of yoga. The practice of dynamic movement patterns and breath combined with strength, flexibility, stability, balance, and a focused concentration create a moving meditation. The Ashtanga Series is a purifying and detoxifying sequence of postures that will build internal heat and strengthen your body-mind connection.

Enjoy a complete yoga practice with the assistance of a chair which provides added support for people with bad knees, wrists, or injuries. This class will help increase flexibility and improve balance, while learning to move mindfully with attention to the breath.

Enjoy a complete yoga practice with the assistance of a chair which provides added support for people with bad knees, wrists, or injuries. This class will help increase flexibility and improve balance, while learning to move mindfully with attention to the breath.

This is a classical yoga, breath-based style vinyasa class. Postures are sequenced in a manner to first warm up the body before moving to more challenging postures with opportunities for deeper stretching. Expect lengthening, twisting, balancing, strengthening, and seated postures.  Modifications are offered for most postures, while more experienced students are welcome to move into advanced variations. 

Following the principles of compassion (ahimsa) and discipline (tapas), the foundation of a successful yoga practice as taught by Sri Dharma Mittra, this class is suitable for yoga students with some experience. It begins with Surya Namaskara (sun salutations), followed by Shiva Namaskara; a series of standing, balancing, twisting, and chest opening postures, held for several breaths, lengthening and strengthening the spine, building stamina, while relaxing the nerves, and improving concentration. This class also includes inversions, simple breathing exercises (pranayama), and a brief meditation.