Join Judah Gesmundo for this semester exploration, tapping into and gaining understanding of the energy of the chakras within your own body. Session two begins with chakra opening exercises followed by a specific focus on Chakra Two, the Sacral (Svadhisthana) Chakra.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
The Practice is more than just a group Yoga class. It’s a practice on the mat that enables us to live our fullest potential off the mat. We’ll weave asana, pranayama, mantras, bandha, and meditation into powerful and subtle sequences to re-balance the body, steady the mind, and remind you of your essential nature.
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
Join Gina Greene for a playful practice that starts with a Yoga practice and then lets the rhythm and the wisdom of your body take over. From soulful grooves to joyful movement (yes, dancing is encouraged!), come and experience Yoga in a whole new way!
Join Judah Gesmundo for this semester exploration, tapping into and gaining understanding of the energy of the chakras within your own body. Session three begins with chakra opening exercises followed by a specific focus on Chakra Three, the Naval (Manipura) Chakra.
Join Gina for a class that allows time to lean into inspiring poetry or guidance from the sages before exploring gentle, welcoming asana and then softening into the spaciousness of meditation. We’ll end with connection as we circle up to listen to each other share about the initial teaching and how it might move within our hearts and our lives.
Ready to deepen your practice? Beyond the Basics bridges the gap between foundational Yoga and a more dynamic practice, offering students the opportunity to refine alignment, build strength, and explore new variations of common poses. This class expands on the fundamentals of Beginning Yoga while introducing longer holds, flowing sequences, and deeper breathwork.
The Practice is more than just a group Yoga class. It’s a practice on the mat that enables us to live our fullest potential off the mat. We’ll weave asana, pranayama, mantras, bandha, and meditation into powerful and subtle sequences to re-balance the body, steady the mind, and remind you of your essential nature.
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
What is it like to die in today's world? What does end of life look like for most people now? We will discuss what statistically happens for those dying and explore the feasibility of alternative scenarios. Equip yourself with knowledge about legal and medical matters related to death, such as advance care planning, living wills, and funeral/disposition planning. This practical understanding can bring a sense of control and alleviate anxieties for you and your loved ones.
The Practice is more than just a group Yoga class. It’s a practice on the mat that enables us to live our fullest potential off the mat. We’ll weave asana, pranayama, mantras, bandha, and meditation into powerful and subtle sequences to re-balance the body, steady the mind, and remind you of your essential nature.
Join Judah Gesmundo for this semester exploration, tapping into and gaining understanding of the energy of the chakras within your own body. Session one begins with learning about the chakra system and includes specific focus on Chakra One, the Root (Muladhara) Chakra.
Join Gina Greene for a playful practice that starts with a Yoga practice and then lets the rhythm and the wisdom of your body take over. From soulful grooves to joyful movement (yes, dancing is encouraged!), come and experience Yoga in a whole new way!
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
Beginning Yoga introduces you to common Yoga poses (asanas) with an emphasis on proper alignment, pose variations for accessibility, and the use of props. In addition to asana, you will practice yogic breathing (pranayama), concentration (dharana), and meditation (dhyana). These complimentary practices will all be rooted in Yoga philosophy and Hatha.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
Immerse yourself in a deeply relaxing sound bath with the didgeridoo, accompanied by sacred instruments like Australian message sticks, Navajo traditional drum, Native American “love” flute, crystal singing bowls, tongue drum and keyboard drones.
Gina Greene will be holding space for our community to explore movement, meditation, and connection. One Sunday morning a month, you are invited to arrive in the fullness of your presence for yourself and your community.
Ayurveda recognizes seasonal transitions as times that challenge our homeostasis. We see symptoms of seasonal allergies, cold/flu, digestive and eliminatory upset and more exacerbated in these transitional periods. It’s for this reason that Ayurveda positions strategic resets during these windows to support the body moving from one season to the next.
During this asana-based semester we embark on the last leg of the 8 Stages of Yoga, Asana - Samadhi, and explore how we can live our Yoga off the mat by cultivating these five ways of thinking on the mat.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
Join Kara Aubin for this special evening practice to celebrate the solstice. This celebration weaves together the modalities of āsana, pranayama, mantra, and community connection to create an intentional and collective pause.
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
This series invites you to deepen your Yoga practice by focusing on alignment, awareness, and intentional movement. We’ll explore the structure of each pose from physical, mental, and energetic perspectives, incorporating Iyengar-inspired principles and individualized modifications.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
During this asana-based semester we embark on the second of the 8 Stages of Yoga, the Niyamas, and explore how we can live our Yoga off the mat by cultivating these five ways of thinking on the mat. The Niyamas serve as a guide for the personal work of Yoga, where we begin to see our worldview shaped by our practice. Asana, pranayama, and meditation will be our tools to experience the teachings of the Yoga Sutras.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
Beginning Yoga introduces you to common Yoga poses (asanas) with an emphasis on proper alignment, pose variations for accessibility, and the use of props. In addition to asana, you will practice yogic breathing (pranayama), concentration (dharana), and meditation (dhyana). These complimentary practices will all be rooted in Yoga philosophy and Hatha.
Ayurveda recognizes seasonal transitions as times that challenge our homeostasis. We see symptoms of seasonal allergies, cold/flu, digestive and eliminatory upset, and more, exacerbated in these transitional periods. It’s for this reason that Ayurveda positions strategic resets during these windows to support the body moving from one season to the next.
In this 4-week AyurYoga series, you’ll be supported by practices to:
- build digestive capacity (agni)
- clear undigestedness (ama)
- understand how the qualities of Vata imbalance manifest
- get grounded as the season increases environmental Vata
- rest deeply for the season ahead
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
Wild Honey Yoga offers a steady practice that encourages both strength and softness, stability and ease. It is a time held for friendly curiosity, observation and relationship. Gina offers a gentle approach devoted to the art of attention; a skill that supports open and honest presence as we move through our practice and our lives.
Gentle Yoga offers a practice designed to build flexibility, balance, strength, calmness, and inner attunement to body and mind. We will use the breath to calm the nervous system, strengthen focus, and develop meditative inner attunement.
During this semester we start at the beginning of the 8 Stages of Yoga with the Yamas and explore how we can live our Yoga off the mat by cultivating these five observances of evolutionary behavior on the mat. The Yamas will shape your relationship to the external world, and in turn shape your relationship to your internal world.
