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Eka Pada Koundinyasana II is a posture that asks us to balance two opposing energies: grounding and expansion. One leg reaches powerfully forward while the other extends strongly back, requiring both stability and trust. This pose reminds us that true strength is not rigid—it is steady, adaptable, and supported by deep inner awareness.

Throughout this practice, we’ll b...

Eka Pada Koundinyasana II is one of those poses people either go after hard or avoid completely. Usually because it looks complicated. But when you break it down into smaller, more digestible pieces, you realize it becomes more manageable. For example, it can be looked at as a mix of Chaturanga with your leg over your arm with Trikonasana legs. Once the bo...

Tripod headstand is one of those poses that tends to get students really excited— and a little nervous at the same time. It looks similar to a regular headstand but actually feels totally different once you’re in it.

Instead of the forearms and interlaced fingers, you’re balancing on your hands and the crown of the head— three points of contact that...

For the past three years, yoga has become a deeply meaningful part of my life. I first started practicing because I wanted to become more flexible and get a “good stretch,” but over time I fell in love with the deeper rooted meanings behind the practice. Through yoga philosophy, breathwork, and community, I started to realize that yoga is something far bey...

We get asked all the time, “How do I practice yoga as a beginner?” or, “Half Moon Pose for beginners.” So, we decided to dedicate this week’s Weekly Class Theme to the prompt, “How do I properly perform the Malasana squat for beginners?”

Malasana is also known as “yogi squat” and it is a popular pose for stretching the hips (namely ...