Online Group Classes

Slow Flow Yoga

Practice yoga in community with others from the safety and comfort of your home, office, or anywhere you can connect to wifi.

Slow flow yoga classes aim to support your need to unwind, relax, and decompress from the daily grind.

This beginner-friendly class will help you move and stretch your body to help release tension, stress, and pent-up energy you have built up throughout the day.

Class meets weekly and offers gentle stretching, strength bearing and balance postures, simple flows with the breath, and grounding meditations to soothe and quiet your overactive mind and nervous system, and help shift you out of overwhelm and into ease and relaxation.

Here's what you need to practice:

A yoga mat, yoga block and strap
Any props you might need - blankets, bolsters or pillows
A quiet, comfortable place to practice free from distractions
A good internet connection
Your computer or mobile device with a camera, working audio, and built-in microphone
A Zoom Account (free)

Class Details

We meet online every Tuesday over Zoom.

7 pm PST / 10 pm EST

COST: $15 paid via Zelle or Venmo

Before Getting Started

Practice Space

Please set up your space beforehand. This includes laying out your mat to ensure you have adequate space to move around easily. Have any props you want to use nearby such as blocks, straps, blankets, pillows, etc. The room should be uncluttered and noise-free, with limited distractions. Feel free to light candles or incense to set the mood and help you feel comfortable so that you can easily drop in.

Noise

Practice Space

Make sure there is not a lot of external noise such as other people moving around or talking, radio/tv interference, gardeners or street noise, etc. You can use music as long as you mute your microphone.

Lighting

Communicate

Ensure that you have Please set up your space beforehand. This includes laying out your mat to ensure you have adequate space to move around easily. Have any props you want to use nearby such as blocks, straps, blankets, pillows, etc. The room should be uncluttered and noise-free, with limited distractions. Feel free to light candles or incense to set the mood and help you feel comfortable so that you can easily drop in.adequate lighting so that I can see you clearly (we will test this once we login)

Communicate

Please let me know of any injuries, limitations, questions, or concerns you have so I can help you stay safe. During our session, let me know if you are confused, have difficulties with something, or experience any pain or discomfort. As your teacher, I am here to serve you but cannot help if I do not know there's an issue. Open, honest communication is essential to your well-being and to the success of your practice and our time together.

FAQs for Streaming

What is the best browser to use with virtual classes?

Zoom works best when using the Chrome web browser if you are using your laptop and not the desktop app. It also helps if you have cleared your cache regularly.er to this item.

What should I do if my internet connection isn’t working well?

If your connection slows down during the class, try turning off your video camera so you can still see the class. This helps decreased the load your wifi connection..

Can I change the view so I am only seeing the teacher?

“Speaker” view allows you to follow the teacher, while “Gallery” view will show other students in the class. this item.

What happens if the feed suddenly stops?

It’s rare, but it can happen. If it does, stay in the virtual classroom and the feed should resume once the problem is resolved by the host.

Can you help me with technical issues?

The answer is probably not but I’ll do my best to try. The best thing to do is play around with your free Zoom account and familiarize yourself. But do email or text me after the class if there is an issue with your class and I will try my best to resolve the problem.

How do I pay for my online classes?

The pricing structure remains the same. Series members will use their credits and drop in participants will be charged when they sign up.

What should I do if I don’t have props?

Get creative! The best thing I can recommend is to have one or two thick towels or blankets available, particularly if you need height for your seated poses or head during reclining poses. Use a belt or dish towel in place of a yoga strap. You can use books or other household items in place of blocks. If you have your own props, use them!