Flow

Pranayama is practiced in boat pose. This class has a little bit of everything. From core strengthening to standing balance and a few twists. There is a generous warm-down at the end of the class. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 3rd.

We take a few basic movements and repeat them in various configurations of increasing challenge. It first shows up in tabletop, extending opposite arm and leg and then pulling them in towards each other. Mixed in with the theme, is a flow class with flamingo pose. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 1st.

It builds slowly and gradually and once it gets going, it has a slow and steady movement that keeps the heart rate up. No one pose is particularly hard, but by maintaining movement, the challenge builds throughout the class. This class first aired on Facebook Live on March 31st.

Chris gets this flow going quickly with an active pranayama linked movement and starts right in with some sun salutes. Hitting many of the standards and moving into some fun variations, she also throws in hanumanasana and a funky arm balance.

Brian M. Davis takes us through a vigorous conditioning yoga class. The Pranayama is in a floating table position. The flows focus on core strengthening and hip mobility.

This class offers many options that build up to a pinnacle pose. Today, the pinnacle pose is visvamitrasana. Chris builds up strength and mobility by opening up the inner thighs, working on arm strength and standing balance. Originally aired on Facebook Live on March 26th.

This class flow, with an emphasis on alignment. Throughout the class there is a focus on side-body and back-body strengthening and a few handstand jumps thrown in for good measure.

Progressions to Expressions are open to all skill levels; not everyone will be able to achieve the pinnacle pose. Chris leads through a sequence the culminates in dancer pose.