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Here at Pilates By Isabella we admit that we are Pilates obsessed, but Yoga was our first Love. Our Yoga group classes are limited to no more then 9 people for a more intimate and so that more time is focused on you. Pilates by Isabella offer a verity Yoga styles such; Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Restorative and others. We encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and try them all, this is a great way to allow yourself to explore, grow physically and mentally. Perhaps try one to fit your mood. like our Yin or Vinyasa class in the morning to energize you or a slower paced candle light in the evening.
Here at Isabella's Pilates and Yoga Studio we try to make every class different, fun and worth your time. We believe that consistency is vital in your Pilates & Yoga Practice. For best results we strongly recommend 3-4 class per week.
Level: All levels welcome
Recommended Prerequisite: None
Temperature: Room Temperature (70-80 Degrees)
Yin Yoga is a meditative slower paced targeting deep connective tissues such as fascia, ligaments, joints and bones, as well as, your nervous system. Holding poses for 3-5 minutes each, yin gives you the ability to stretch and lengthen your rarely-used tissues while teaching you how to breathe and relax more deeply.
Some classes may offer Candle Light, Meditation, Sound Bath and essential oils.
Level: All levels welcome
Recommended Prerequisite: None
Temperature: Room Temperature (70-80 Degrees)
Restorative Yoga is a cooling practice that target the connective tissue and ligaments in the body holding poses for longer periods of time. Props are used to ease into the body as support for full relaxation. In addition to the restorative poses, meditation and/or breath work are added for additional rest for body & mind. You will leaved refreshed, relaxed and renewed.
Some classes may offer Candle Light, Meditation, Sound Bath and essential oils.
Level: All levels welcome
Recommended Prerequisite: None
Temperature: Room Temperature (68-75 Degrees)
Gentle Yoga and/or Yin is accessible to those who are looking for a soft, slow-paced, well supported, relaxing practice. In this lighthearted and slow-paced yoga practice, each step forward on your mat is an opportunity to go within. Class is great for all levels including beginners or anyone looking for the therapeutic benefits of yoga. This class is great for Postnatal, Prenatal, or anyone needing a more gentle class.
Some classes may offer Candlelight, Breathwork, Meditation, Sound Bath and essential oils.
Level: All levels welcome
Recommended Prerequisite: None
Temperature: Room Temperature (68-75 Degrees)
Hatha 1-2: This class is Hatha based with guidance to build your Vinyasa practice.. Hatha means “willful” or “forceful,” as the active path of yoga—or as “sun” (ha) and “moon” (tha), as the yoga of balance. Hatha 1-2 is designed for anyone new to yoga or looking to get back to the basics. Hatha Yoga may be slower paced then Vinyasa. Class introduces poses that will slowly work through alignment and help familiarize the student with terminology. You will explore ways to build strength and flexibility for the body and breathing exercises to understand why the breath is so important in your yoga practice. The integration of breath while holding poses with intention for long periods of time may be challenging, stimulating and relaxing at the same time.
This class is great for Postnatal, Prenatal, or anyone needing a more gentle class. Some classes may offer Candlelight, Breathwork, Meditation, Sound Bath and essential oils.
Level: All Levels.
Recommended Prerequisite is Gentle Flow, H1 but not mandatory.
Temperature: Room Temperature (68-75 Degrees)
HOT Would be 90+ Degrees
Vinyasa 1 is an ALL LEVELS fusion that unites the hatha (slow paced, holding postures) and vinyasa (breath to movement) styles of yoga. This class systematically works the entire body from head to toe, focusing on healing and improving the function of every organ, muscle, and joint.
Some Classes offer Candlelight, Meditation, Savasana and Sound Bath.
Level: All Levels. NOT Recommended for pre-natal students.
Recommended Prerequisite is Gentle Flow, HV1 but not mandatory.
Some Yoga practice (7-10 classes)
Avoid eating about 2 hours before class.
Temperature: Heated 90 Degrees. Humidity 45-50%.
This class is a challenging Hatha based Yoga Set Series to help build strength and stamina. Expect to hold static postures with few dynamic flows for transitions. This class emphasizes core strength, balance, and stamina. Your practitioner will guide you as you combine your movement with controlled breathing to create a moving meditation to give your mind, body and soul the opportunity to dive deeper into your inner self as you move through space. Intense heat provides health benefits including rinsing out toxins from the body.
Level: Beginner to Advance
Recommended Prerequisite: NONE
Temperature: Room Temperature (68-75 Degrees)
Please note: some classes are heated and class title will reflect if they are.
WARM Vinyasa: Room Temperature (warm-80-85)
HOT VINYASA: Heated 90+ Degrees. Humidity 45-50%.
HOT YOGA IS NOT recommended for pre-natal students.
Vinyasa Yoga Flow-All Levels is a fluid Vinyasa Yoga class. A playful class, exploring your edge, in a range of poses that are offered to either modified or embellished. This class is appropriate for all practitioner that have had some yoga practice (7-10 classes) and know how to modify or embellish. .
December
New Moon: Wednesday 13 Dec 2023
Full Moon : Wednesday 27 Dec 2023
January
New Moon : Thursday 11th.
Full Moon : Thursday 25th.
February
New Moon : Friday 9th.
Full Moon : Sunday 25th.
March
New Moon : Sunday 10th.
Full Moon : Monday 25th.
April
New Moon : Monday 8th.
Full Moon : Wednesday 24th.
May
New Moon : Wednesday 8th.
Full Moon : Thursday 23rd.
June
New Moon : Thursday 6th.
Full Moon : Saturday 22nd.
July
New Moon : Saturday 6th.
Full Moon : Sunday 21st.
August
New Moon : Sunday 4th
Full Moon : Monday 19th
September
New Moon : Tuesday 3rd.
Full Moon : Wednesday 18th.
October
New Moon : Wednesday 2nd.
Full Moon : Thursday 17th.
November
New Moon : Friday 1st.
Full Moon : Friday 15th.
December
New Moon : Sunday 1st.
Full Moon : Sunday 15th.
New Moon : Monday 30th.
We decided to provide this knowledge and leave the decision up to you.
Like all things of a watery nature (human beings are about 70% water), we are affected by the phases of the moon. The phases of the moon are determined by the moon’s relative position to the sun. Full moons occur when they are in opposition and new moons when they are in conjunction. Both sun and moon exert a gravitational pull on the earth. Their relative positions create different energetic experiences that can be compared to the breath cycle. The full moon energy corresponds to the end of inhalation when the force of prana is greatest. This is an expansive, upward moving force that makes us feel energetic and emotional, but not well grounded. The Upanishads state that the main prana lives in the head. During the full moon we tend to be more headstrong.
The new moon energy corresponds to the end of exhalation when the force of apana is greatest. Apana is a contracting, downward moving force that makes us feel calm and grounded, but dense and disinclined towards physical exertion.
The Farmers Almanac recommends planting seeds at the new moon when the rooting force is strongest and transplanting at the full moon when the flowering force is strongest. Practicing Ashtanga Yoga over time makes us more attuned to natural cycles. Observing moon days is one way to recognize and honor the rhythms of nature so we can live in greater harmony with it.
SOURCE: ashtangayogacenter.com
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