This class will move at a slow and deliberate pace, in order to help you to engage your deep core (transverse abdominis) and pelvic floor. You will move through some basic core exercises with an emphasis on the deep core, and build towards a full leg lift.

This class moves at a slow and deliberate pace, in order to work on proper engagement in your Backbends. You will mindfully move through Locust, Cobra, Warrior 1, Downward Dog, and a couple variations of Upward Dog. All of these poses will guide you toward a final variation of a deeper backbend over a chair, Upward Facing Bow. If you do not have an actual Yoga specific chair; you can try using a sturdy folding chair.

This class will keep you completely off the hands and arms, and work on your leg, strength and mobility. We will move from Mountain pose into various standing and balancing poses.

This class will focus entirely on forwards bends from both standing and sitting. Be prepared for some big stretches through the entire back of your leg.

This sequence will prepare your hips for half and full lotus. We will strengthen the core, work the hips, and stretch the quads, inner thighs, hamstrings, and low back.

This class will twist, stretch, and open your trunk. Make sure that your yoga belt is able to lock into a loop, as you will want the loop available for some prop assisted twisting. Enjoy!

The sequence of this FREE class will twist, open and align your body. You can look forward to stretches for the neck and shoulders, as well as techniques to balance the head in between the neck and shoulders. You will leave feeling centered, open and refreshed!

Iyengar Yoga teaches us how to identify and work from the foundation of a yoga posture. In a standing balancing pose class, we focus on foundational standing poses and link them to related but more advanced poses. In this class, we use Triangle Pose, Warrior 2, and Side Angle Pose (covered with in depth instruction in Introduction to Iyengar Yoga) in order to approach the standing balancing poses Vrksasana (Tree Pose) and Ardha Chandrasana (Half Moon Pose). Learn to feel as firm when you are balancing on one leg as you are when both feet are firmly planted on the ground in this class!

This back care Iyengar Yoga class will use a chair. You can use a yoga specific chair, or you can use a dining room chair that has a high back. Be sure you can plant your feet firmly on the ground when sitting. This sequence will include stretches and gentle spinal traction techniques, and will feel great for a lot of different bodies. It is a sequence that is particularly helpful for folks who have tight legs and back or scoliosis, people whose back gets sore when they bend forward in spinal flexion, and those who have spinal disk compression.

Work on improving your posture with Iyengar Yoga! Proper posture requires you to have firmly planted feet, firm and straight legs, a strong core, a lifted spine, and open chest and shoulders. This class will guide you through all of these points. You will use props, which will give you access to posture specific stretches. This class will leave you standing taller than when you began, and teach you tips on how to maintain your posture when you step off of your yoga mat. Enjoy!

Iyengar Yoga is a style of yoga that will meet you where you are. It emphasizes proper body alignment, and use of yoga props. Depending on how they are used, props can make poses more accessible, or they can add a greater challenge.

Iyengar Yoga teaches us how to identify and work from the foundation of a yoga posture. In a beginning class, we do this by learning standing poses. This would make the foundation our feet and legs, and we will address that in depth through triangle pose, side angle pose, and warrior 2. You will also learn to sense your foundation underneath you when you are seated and lying down to rest in relaxation. Enjoy!

Enjoy a deep release with this all levels Iyengar Yoga sequence. You will use props both as muscle release tools, and as aids to open the hips and legs. This will be a supine class, and will lead you through hip openers and Reclined Hand to Big Toe Pose variations in order to open your hips and legs. If you experience limitations of stiffness in the hips and legs, this class is for you!

In Iyengar Yoga we learn that the work of the arms and legs must be integrated with the work of the core. This will bring an experience of true core strength. This FREE strength-building class will teach you how to stabilize with your core while working your limbs in poses like Locust Pose, 4-Limbed Staff Pose, and Side Plank (Vasistha’s) Pose.