by Lucia Yess | Jan 16, 2017 | Yoga Theory, Yoga Type
Sometimes it feels great to move, sweat and breathe, but a mellower vibe is in order. This vinyasa class takes things down a notch, bringing attention to transitions and creating space for final relaxation. Movements in this class will generally reduce the amount of...
by Lucia Yess | Jan 16, 2017 | Yoga Type
I take a unique approach to vinyasa teaching, with the goal to expand a student’s view on what a vinyasa practice might look like. I was taught that vinyasa was defined as “to move in a special way”, I try to take that definition to heart each time I bring a group of...
by Lucia Yess | Jan 16, 2017 | Yoga Type
Slow down and power up. Balance your solar “ha” (heat) and lunar “tha” (cooling) energetics in this one-of-a-kind class. This class moves at a slower pace, holding postures from between 30 seconds and 2 minutes. Move through a series of standing postures put together...
by Lucia Yess | Jan 16, 2017 | Yoga Type
This is a slow, quiet class designed to take you deeper into your body and self. Poses are done mostly on the floor and held for 1-5 minutes to deepen flexibility in your connective tissues (rather than building muscle strength like most yang styles of yoga). As you...
by Lucia Yess | Jan 16, 2017 | Yoga Type
The goal of Curvy Yoga is to provide a safe and accessible place for people of all shapes, sizes and abilities to practice yoga in a body positive and supported environment. Using creativity, props, and mindful sequencing to meet students’ unique needs, our intention...
by Lucia Yess | Apr 17, 2016 | Yoga Type
By Lucia Yess In yoga, the word “tapas” comes from the Sanskrit verb “tap” which means “to burn”. Sorry it doesn’t come from the Spanish dish although those can be spicy too. This “fiery discipline,” asks for the practitioner “to burn off the...
