Here's how the class types differ and who each one is for.
Hatha Foundations
Hatha yoga is the perfect introduction to yoga, placing emphasis on proper alignment through a slower pace. It's designed to facilitate gradual strength and flexibility development. If you prefer a methodical approach with detailed instruction, Hatha Yoga is an ideal starting point.
Gentle Yoga
If you're looking for a slow-paced class with gentle movement and a focus on breathing, Gentle Yoga is a great choice. This class provides plenty of options, props, and modifications, making it suitable for beginners. It's a nurturing and supportive environment that allows you to explore yoga at your own pace.
Yin Yoga
For those seeking a more passive and meditative experience, Yin Yoga is an excellent option. This style involves long, deep holds, allowing for the creation of space in your body. It also promotes a meditative and grounded state. Yin Yoga is particularly beneficial for those who appreciate stillness and want to work on both physical and mental flexibility.
Vinyasa Flow
Candlelit Restorative
Yoga Nidra
Prenatal Yoga
Postnatal Yoga