Yin/Yang

As you may have noticed I’m a big fan of spinal health. In my humble opinion it’s one of the most important things that we can do in our daily (city) lives!

Wood is the element of spring, connected to the liver- and gallbladder meridians. We start this class by mobilizing the big joints, hips, shoulders and spine. getting some movement in our system with yang flow. Finishing this class by addressing the liver- and galbladder meridians.

This is not your typical Yin or Yang class, in this class we become aware of the locations of the chakras and then moving the body to see if we can get in touch with the energy go the body and chakras.

This is an other class in where we combine Qi Gong and Yin yoga. For me personally this combination works fantastic, letting the Qi flow with gentle movement and then getting into a bit more static poses, gives me a great sense of rebound!From our Qi Gong movements we flow into “the Golden Seed” before […]

In this class we use the fire element to guide us. We start slow, like a small fire, just starting. Then moving faster like a fire in its peak and slowing down again – like all transitions within a fire. The fire element is connected to the Heart, Small Intestine, Pericardium and Triple Heater meridians […]

Karma is the fruit of all our actions: mentally and physically, good and bad. Therefore it’s good to stay as equanimous as possible. Getting into this state is very hard, maybe one of the hardest things you can do! In this class we start with some yin poses, focussing on the spine, getting the energy […]

We do a little bit of everything in this class: warming up, breath exercises, yang vinyasa yoga and yin poses. Not a difficult class but a nice long one!

Great class for those who sit most of the day or for after a long flight – easy does it! We’re stretching and activating all the body parts that need to move after a couple of hours of sitting.

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 […]

After using the earth element for grounding and strengthening, we now use water to generate fluidity and control. Movements are more flowing and light, with a strong core and some balance as focus points. As you probably know, you can’t practice balance without losing it sometimes, and you will see me do so fabulously. We […]