We often associate morning classes with super intense sequences packed with Chaturangas, planks, lunges, core work, and fast-moving sequences. But, it doesn’t have to be that way. Sometimes, a good Cat and Cow, a couple of side stretches, and of course, some deep breathing might be good enough to wake-up in the morning hours. This

Are you a runner, cyclist, or a strength training enthusiast? Perhaps you just traveled long hours or had a very long day walking around or standing up? This 15-minute, slow-moving Vinyasa yoga class sequence is designed to hit those hard-worked areas when running, sitting, walking, or standing. We begin with some deep breathing to calm

A few years ago I suffered a shoulder injury that kept me out of the game for months. I didn’t know the severity of this injury until I showed up to a Vinyasa yoga class the very next day. I quickly learned that I wasn’t able to perform more than half of the poses without

Think about it. How many times throughout your day, do you find yourself raising your arms over your head? How about reaching your arms back? I’m going to go ahead and say not very often, unless you’re in a well-balanced yoga class. Most of the time, we reach our arms forward or down by the

What comes to mind when you hear “espresso”? Perhaps awakening, quick, delicious, energizing, effective…? This 15-minute, energizing morning yoga class is the espresso equivalent of yoga. It’s only 15-minutes long but with enough movement, heat-building, strengthening, and stretching to get you going in the morning. There is only one Chaturanga Dandasana included but you can