Edge Yoga

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Mixed Level Yoga is an all levels class that is appropriate for beginning to intermediate level practitioners. The Mixed Level Yoga class is still challenging but requires the teachers to offer step wise variations in the fundamental standing and balancing asanas that provide greater physical challenge and body awareness.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Power Yoga is an extremely challenging class focused on developing strength and balance. This class includes flows that involve arm balances, inversions and advanced transitions from postures that require a higher level of blaance and strength.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

An intermediate class that focuses on setting up more advanced asana,including arm balances and inversions. The pace is challenging and involves extended standing balance series with binds and spinal twists.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

An intermediate class that focuses on setting up more advanced asana,including arm balances and inversions. The pace is challenging and involves extended standing balance series with binds and spinal twists.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Mixed Level Yoga is an all levels class that is appropriate for beginning to intermediate level practitioners. The Mixed Level Yoga class is still challenging but requires the teachers to offer step wise variations in the fundamental standing and balancing asanas that provide greater physical challenge and body awareness.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Mixed Level Yoga is an all levels class that is appropriate for beginning to intermediate level practitioners. The Mixed Level Yoga class is still challenging but requires the teachers to offer step wise variations in the fundamental standing and balancing asanas that provide greater physical challenge and body awareness.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Power Yoga is an extremely challenging class focused on developing strength and balance. This class includes flows that involve arm balances, inversions and advanced transitions from postures that require a higher level of blaance and strength.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

An intermediate class that focuses on setting up more advanced asana,including arm balances and inversions. The pace is challenging and involves extended standing balance series with binds and spinal twists.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.

Mixed Level Yoga is an all levels class that is appropriate for beginning to intermediate level practitioners. The Mixed Level Yoga class is still challenging but requires the teachers to offer step wise variations in the fundamental standing and balancing asanas that provide greater physical challenge and body awareness.

Yoga I is the appropriate place to start for all students new to yoga. However, it can still be a challenge for even the most advanced practitioners giving them an opportunity to fine tune their alignment in the fundmanetal standing, balancing, and seated postures. The intensity level of the class will vary depending on the style of the teacher and their training.