Intermediate Yoga Class
Seattle Athletic Club Northgate 333 NE 97th Street, Seattle, WA, United StatesFor experienced practitioners and those who have had a consistent grounding in basic yoga, these classes include more advanced sequencing, pace and subtle alignment cues. Requires an understanding of your own limits, knowledge of how to use props and a willingness to explore your edges in more advanced postures such as inversions and backbends.
Slow Flow Yoga Class
Slow Flow classes are for students who are ready to step up their practice and incorporate more standing poses and some movement, including sun salutations. These classes are well rounded giving each student an opportunity to go deeper into their practice in a safe and supported environment. Focus is given to breath work, proper alignment,…
Postnatal Yoga Tuesday – Mom & Baby
Aditi Studio & Bodywork 1815 N 45th Street, Seattle, WAPostnatal yoga classes help women regain strength and energy that may have been lost during pregnancy. Classes specifically focus on rebuilding strength in the abdomen, back and pelvic muscles through safe strengthening movement and breathwork. Special focus on release of tension in the shoulders and neck and opening through the chest & addressing common issues…
Vinyasa
the yoga tree 4250 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA, United StatesDesigned to take students to the intermediate level in their practice, inviting more challenging poses. Vinyasa style yoga emphasizes a continuous flowing practice, linking breath with movement, using sun salutations, lots of core building through mindful transitions in and out of poses. This more vigorous practice builds all-over body strength, tone, stamina and focus. This…
Intermediate Yoga Class
Seattle Athletic Club Northgate 333 NE 97th Street, Seattle, WA, United StatesFor experienced practitioners and those who have had a consistent grounding in basic yoga, these classes include more advanced sequencing, pace and subtle alignment cues. Requires an understanding of your own limits, knowledge of how to use props and a willingness to explore your edges in more advanced postures such as inversions and backbends.
Slow Flow Yoga Class
Slow Flow classes are for students who are ready to step up their practice and incorporate more standing poses and some movement, including sun salutations. These classes are well rounded giving each student an opportunity to go deeper into their practice in a safe and supported environment. Focus is given to breath work, proper alignment,…
Postnatal Yoga Tuesday – Mom & Baby
Aditi Studio & Bodywork 1815 N 45th Street, Seattle, WAPostnatal yoga classes help women regain strength and energy that may have been lost during pregnancy. Classes specifically focus on rebuilding strength in the abdomen, back and pelvic muscles through safe strengthening movement and breathwork. Special focus on release of tension in the shoulders and neck and opening through the chest & addressing common issues…
Vinyasa
the yoga tree 4250 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA, United StatesDesigned to take students to the intermediate level in their practice, inviting more challenging poses. Vinyasa style yoga emphasizes a continuous flowing practice, linking breath with movement, using sun salutations, lots of core building through mindful transitions in and out of poses. This more vigorous practice builds all-over body strength, tone, stamina and focus. This…
Yoga at the Wall Workshop
We yoga 4511 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, Wa, United StatesRefine your alignment while discovering your strengths & weaknesses in familiar poses as we use the wall to guide & support us in this informative 2-hour workshop. With each pose at the wall, you’ll enhance body awareness tuning into the muscles we over and underuse in familiar poses. In balancing postures the wall can help…
Intermediate Yoga Class
Seattle Athletic Club Northgate 333 NE 97th Street, Seattle, WA, United StatesFor experienced practitioners and those who have had a consistent grounding in basic yoga, these classes include more advanced sequencing, pace and subtle alignment cues. Requires an understanding of your own limits, knowledge of how to use props and a willingness to explore your edges in more advanced postures such as inversions and backbends.