Brownstone Yoga

This is an easy-going sequence punctuated with a few challenging postures. This is a great class for any level of practitioner. If you are new to handstand this is a great way to start your exploration. 1-2 block(s), 1 blanket, 1 strap

This sequence builds to an exploration of revolved triangle pose. A strap, 2 blankets, and 2 blocks are helpful to have. If you don't have props empower yourself by improvising. Enjoy!

We explore One Legged King Pigeon pose. One strap, and a block are helpful.

We focus on strength, length, and stability in the hips and spine to take on these challenging revolved postures. A blanket and a block are helpful for this sequence.

This is a 75 minute potpourri sequence with a balanced offering of postures. We even manage time for a headstand introduction. A blanket and two blocks are helpful for this class.

This 75+ minute practice will take you deep into the hips and shoulders. A block, strap, and blanket will all be helpful for this well balanced, surprising and fun sequence.

75+ minute episode. This sequence includes many (many) lunges. This sequence was inspired by a class I took which focused on the psoas muscles. The class culminates in an attempt at mermaid pose. I would encourage the listener to look up an image of this pose for guidance. 1-2 block(s), 1 strap, 1 blanket: helpful but not necessary

This sequence offers a great deal of variety. Lots of twists and shoulder openers. Have a blanket and block handy. Crow and side crow.

This 75min+ sequence prepares the practitioner for both lotus and headstand postures, so why not play around at combining the two? Class starts out nice and slow with some great leg work. Have a blanket, block, and strap handy. Accidentally cut "OM" at the end of the recording.

75+ minutes. Deep, revitalizing practice. We do some longer holds; hips do well with a little patience. There maybe a few unfamiliar poses, so follow instructions as best you can and see what shapes you create! One block, one blanket

This 75min. sequence offers a gentle approach to a challenging asana. Great sequencing for all levels of practitioner. A blanket and a block will be helpful.

75min+ class. We start with a prolonged breath exercise which is followed by an assisted reclined hand-to-big-toe pose. If you can find someone to assist you for that part of class you'll be glad you did. If not, you can fast forward for a couple of minutes. One block and one strap would also be helpful.

75min sequence. I make a declaration early on about starting with the the left leg but I am unable the break the habit of instructing the right leg first! Anyway, there is a lot of leg and hip stretching in this class. Enjoy!

75minute Practice. It starts out a with a little goofing around, but don't worry, the students quiet down quickly. Fun sequence with good variety. 1 Strap, 1 Blanket, 2 Blocks

For this class I had a request for "no standing poses"(!) This is what I came up with. Have a blanket, strap, and two blocks handy (if you have them) (about 75 minutes)

75mins. A lot of upper back work culminating in forearm balance. A strap and block are helpful.

This 90 minute sequence culminates to an attempt at one legged king pigeon pose. A blanket, a block and a strap are all useful for this sequence. This class is slow and reflective, enjoy.

90min Class with focus on neck and shoulders. Shoulder stand is instructed at the end of the sequence with thorough instruction for good alignment and to protect the neck. You'll need: a strap, a block, and 1-2 blankets.

90 minute class. My students informed me that this is a great sequence for runners. Two blocks, a strap and a blanket will be helpful

Between 75-19mins. In this sequence we prep the shoulders for Pincha Mayurasana (forearm balance) and then have a go at it. There is also some attention to the hips and a short forward fold sequence at the end of class. A strap, blanket, and block may be helpful.

This 75+minute episode features several lateral bends and culminates in an attempt at vashistasana II

This class starts slow and concludes with a sequence of backbends.

Steady build to hanumanasana.

Open up back side of the body and strengthen upper back as we prepare for headstands.

This episode is a well balanced sequence. Incorporated are a intermediate bind and an intermediate arm balance. There is some tricky instruction, but I would still categorize the class as being open to all levels of partitioner.