Props: Strap, Blocks, Tennis Ball

Lift, tone & burn in 25 minutes with master Barre instructor Susan LoPiccolo. Grab a barre, chair or even the counter top and knock your workout off the to-do list

Power yoga asks you to purposefully push yourself beyond inherent limits in order to examine your response to what is hard. This class is a 30 minute power experience that asks you to dig deep from the moment you begin the first breath.

This shorter practice will prepare your body and mind for a quiet evening or sleep at the end of the day, and can also be useful at any time to calm a racing mind or restless body.
You will need 3-4 blankets (towels will work too) and a chair of any kind (a sofa or armchair will work too), and a...

Any time you have had a cough, cold, Covid, or any respiratory infection, it can be challenging to return to practice because lying down can set off a coughing response, and the body can feel stiff and sore in general. This practice will gently stretch the body to bring a sense of ease. The supin...

Move your body, ignite your breath and train your awareness in this 20 minute classic flow with Masaaki Okamura.
All Levels
Props: 2 Blocks

Luxuriate in the potency of slowing down with 30 minutes of Slow Flow with Franny Diaz Gilligan. This class asks you to surrender to softness and explore the depths of your breath as you gingerly move through deep stretching postures. Class finishes with a long savasana.

Suggested Props: Blanke...

A short sequence to work up to flying triangle
Suggested props: Blocks
All Levels class

Find more length in your spine and discover better posture through movements done while lying on your belly.
No props needed

Tether your mind and body into this one moment. Connect to your breath and steady movement to get grounded as you flow with Brittney through sun salutations, standing splits, and a strong balancing sequence.
Suggested props: Yoga Mat
All levels class

Strong glutes are the foundation for a happy lower back. This practice can be used as a stand alone for hop toning or as a supplement to regular vinyasa practices

In the Iyengar system we use oppositional movements to create space and freedom in the body. For example, as we extend one part of the body in one direction, we offset it with an equal and opposite movement in the other direction. This class explore that principle in a variety of poses.
Suggested...

Sabbi gives some brief historical and philosophical context to metta (loving-kindness) meditation, regarded as a transformative practice, and then leads a seated meditation practice. The class discusses the hero's pose as a position for meditation. It briefly gives background and context to lovin...