Vinyasa, which translates from Sanskrit to “flow” or “to move in a special way,” emphasizes the synergy between breath and movement.
This class provides a calm and relaxing space where you can focus on your breath and let all your stresses fall away.
Yin yoga is a deep , quiet, and contemplative practice of awareness and stillness where you will explore the more subtle layers of the body and breath.
Power Flow Jams integrates asana with louder music to create a full-body experience with playlists curated to go with the ebb and flow of the practice.
Roll your way out of bed with an invigorating practice to wake you up and set the pace for your day.
Slower is stronger! Slow Flow Yoga is designed to cultivate awareness and alignment of body, mind and heart by linking breath with movement.
Need to wind down at the end of your week? This class is for you!
This feel-good, fusion style, yoga/reiki class is for everyone: the beginner, the advanced, the yogi, and even the non-yogi.
This class is not vigorous, but slow and soothing, perfect for those wanting a more relaxed and softer practice at the end of the day.
In this special all levels flow class, Elexis will serenade you with a live sound bath of song during your final resting pose, savasana.
This class can provide you with a practice that starts with deep, introspective, and quiet yoga that evolves into an energizing and uplifting flow sequence.
Come experience a practice that combines the healing effects of yin yoga & sound healing vibrations to help you begin a new week in a blissful state of peace.
A consistent yoga practice decreases blood pressure through better circulation and oxygenation of the body.
A slower pulse rate indicates that your heart is strong enough to pump more blood with fewer beats. Regularly practicing yoga provides a lower pulse rate.
Yoga improves blood circulation. By transporting nutrients and oxygen throughout your body, yoga practice provides healthier organs, skin, and brain.
Like the circulatory system, a lower respiratory rate indicates that the lungs are working more efficiently. Yoga decreases the respiratory rate through a combination of controlled breathing exercises and better fitness.
A combination of lower heart rate and improved oxygenation to the body (both benefits of yoga) results in higher cardiovascular.
Yoga practice massages internal organs, thus improving the ability of the body to prevent disease. Additionally, an experienced yoga practitioner becomes better attuned to her body to know at first sign if something isn’t functioning properly, thereby allowing for quicker response to head off disease.
Gastrointestinal functions have been shown to improve in both men and women who practice yoga.
Yoga practice has frequently been correlated with a stronger immune system
Pain tolerance is much higher among those who practice yoga regularly. In addition to pain tolerance, some instances of chronic pain, such as back pain, are lessened or eliminated through yoga.
Having a balanced metabolism results in maintaining a healthy weight and controlling hunger. Consistent yoga practice helps find the balance and creates a more efficient metabolism.