40 minutes
Afternoon Class
When You Close Your Eyes
What do you see with your eyes closed? In this session, we will feel deeply in our Yin Yoga pose, meditate on the changing sensations of the exit with an inner eye toward the changing lights, colours, and potential dream-like visions that flow with all other rebounding sensations. The sound in the first 5 minutes […]
Twisting and Walking the Dragon
Hatha yoga for the whole body
Back to Strength
This class is especially nice for when you feel, for whatever reason, fragile and even weak. Maybe you haven’t practiced in a while, been sick or stressed or just lazy; this class approaches strength from a place of calmness and with lots of respect for what you can do today. Core, back, arms, glutes, legs, […]
Flowing with the Element of Water
Structured Like the Metal Element
Grounding with the Earth Element
Mobility 101: the Spine
Beach Body
My Beach Body
5 Movements of Joy
I have been experimenting with these movements for a while, easy, bouncy material meant to stimulate our fascia and cardiovascular system without complications or strain. They started as 5 but are slowly becoming too many to count, so expect more of those in the future. So curious to know about your experience with them, please […]
Meridian Yin yoga & Qi Gong Class
The stories we tell ourselves
Soft Yin to Fierce Yang
This new sequence leaves the spine completely juicy and strong, while also working hips, balance and coordination as always. The sequence is build up in blocks, allowing time and energy to work their way gradually in the body. We start with a few yin poses and use the juiciness of the fascia to carry us […]
Speed Core +
Replenishing Yin
Chapasanas
Opening the front of the body may be a surprising anti ageing practice, keeping our spines, hearts and energies young and open. In chapasana we hold the ankle while opening the front of the thigh, and we explore many ways to do that. We start and finish with a gentle meditation to guide our efforts.
Belly Power
The Living Spine
restorative yoga
this is a very mellow restorative yoga class. Different than in yin you don’t want to experience any “stress” in the poses, just relaxation. You’ll need however a couple of props like pillows, blankets a belt and maybe a block or 2. suggestion: wear warm clothes and make it as comfortable for yourself as possible.