Vinyasa/Flow

Vinyasa/Flow

Vinyasa or Flow yoga was brought into popularity through T. Krishnamacharya and his students in the 20th century. This relatively newer form of Yoga, Vinyasa means "to place in a special way." Breath and movement work together to maximize the yogic benefits.

Subscribe Share
Vinyasa/Flow
  • Warrior vinyasa

    Play with your vinyasa with lots of options in each pose. Dynamic sequence and postures.

  • Vinyasa for happy hips

    Hip opening! Move the hips in all six major joint directions ~ flexion, extension, adduction and abduction, internal and external rotation. Creative sequencing to keep your mind engaged in the present moment.

  • Vinyasa fun flow

    A creative sequence of vinyasa flow with one breath per movement. Some standing balancing shapes, Feeling awake and strong? You will feel energized from this practice.

  • Short Vinyasa Flow - No Planks!

    Just a flowing standing vinyasa practice, no savasana. Lots of details to help you refine these forms.

  • Vinyasa Receptivity (35 minutes)

    Embracing yoga philosophy with a vinyasa practice. Deep bows to the inner Self. Help your mind settle using your breath.

  • Shankara Deva Dharma Practice

    Enjoy this immunity booster technique at the beginning of class. Shankara brings you into the present with this practice and gives you the flavour of this lineage.

  • Sun Salutation B

    Detailed explanation of this sun salutation. This is an Ashtanga lineage variation. It's a great way to get going

  • Box breath practice

    An intense vinyasa box breath practice that will heat you internally.

  • Retreat Day 14 Vinyasa for your legs

    This creative vinyasa will strengthen and stretch your legs and hips while in Costa Rica

  • Vinyasa flow for hips & thighs

    This active flow repeats shapes on different planes of movement to make that shape more profound and deeper with each variation.

  • Lunch hour yoga

    This class starts with breathwork, sun salutations, then creative hip opening sequencing to keep your mind occupied and energized. Watch me fall in headstand because it sometimes happens!