Practice offers high quality yoga by donation from 6:00a to 11:00p – making yoga accessible for everyone.We have a recommended $10-$15 donation. Our teachers are all highly trained professionals who are here to hold space, educate, and exercise our student body. In order to honor our teachers and sustain the space we ask only that you give what is within your means, but please, find no excuse not to practice and support us as we grow our vision.We allow a 5 minute grace period after the start time of every class for late arrivals. The door is locked during classes.
Where to Park?
Street parking is free and abundant all day Sunday & Monday & is free before 6:00p Tuesday-Saturday. The street parking is metered after 6pm Tuesday-Saturday. You can also park in the Corazon parking garage directly west of the studio for 3 hours free of charge if you purchase something and get your ticket validated from Bee Grocery, Gemelli’s, Spartan Pizza, or any of the other businesses located in the Corazon Building. The entrance to the garage is one block west of the stuido on San Marcos St in between 5th & 6th. Park on the North side of the garage (closest to 6th) on the ground floor. There is a stairwell that leads up to 6th St and lands you very near the studio.
Align
Alignment-based yoga, emphasizing precise bio-mechanical alignment and actions. The pace of the class can be moderate to advanced (ie holding poses longer than in a vinyasa class), and can include some vinyasa, but alignment will be emphasized.
Vinyasa
Vinyasa is a system of yoga in which the breath is coordinated with the movement and the movements or postures are linked together in a continuous flow. The system is known for it’s strong yet fluid approach to yoga, in which strength, agility and flexibility are developed with continued practice. The Vinyasa II-III classes invite intermediate/advanced practitioners to engage with their practice with deeper level of conscious embodiment. Advanced poses may be on the offered, but not necessarily.
Mindfulness
Mindful yoga is a meditation of motion and stillness that runs counter to our busy, scattered, fast paced, and anxious modern culture. It is a truly integrated mind body practice that trains patience, steadiness focus and acceptance. In mindfulness yoga we consciously connect to the physical experience of body and breath as a focus to train our awareness to be stable, calm, genuine, and present. We practice making peace with our body, our emotions, and our thoughts. We learn to make peace with, and tame our inner restlessness and anxiety so that we can experience genuine natural presence in the moment. We practice resting in the long burning intensity of poses, learning to experience everything that happens peacefully and openly without judgement or interpretation. With patience, willingness and careful practice this style of yoga can integrate us with our experience of the present moment so that we can truly be a clear, beneficial presence in the world.
Yin
Yin Yoga is the practice of letting go. It is inspired by gentleness and designed to bypass the muscular tissue and target the connective tissues: ligaments, tendons, and fascia, to improve flexibility and increase circulation in the joints. Balance the yang lifestyle of going going going with a gentler practice of yin to quiet the mind and open the body.