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Open Practice Studio

To enter the space from 6am-8am, please use the 3rd floor entrance to the building. Access from the west entrance from the bridge.

No distractions, just an open space for you to practice your yoga needs without judgement. Yoga mats and supports are available. Instruction and assistance not provided.

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Students practice Ashtanga Yoga, reaching their arms up towards the ceiling in a room with wooden floors

Ashtanga Yoga: Mysore-Style Sessions (Mon-Thu)

Mysore-style classes provide students the opportunity to expand their experience and knowledge through individualized instruction and allow for traditional ashtanga yoga sequences to be modified to suit individual needs. This is a great class for beginners and those looking to deepen their relationship with yoga and establish a regular, personalized, and sustainable practice.
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Ashtanga Yoga: Sanskrit-Counted Led Primary Series

In this class, the instructor leads participants through the entire ashtanga primary series, pairing movement with in- and out-breath to the traditional Sanskrit-counted vinyasa. The aim is for participants to flow through the poses and breathe together in a moving group meditation. As time does not allow for the instructor to explain the poses or the flow between them, this class is most suitable for those with experience practicing Ashtanga yoga.
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Friday Rest Fest

Join us Friday afternoons for these contemplative activities specially curated to help you reconnect with your body and feel refreshed for the weekend. Drop in to any class. All are open to the public.

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Yoga for Resilience

How are the body and the breath connected to how we feel? This class explores how we can use our autonomic nervous system to reach a different state of presence. Each session opens with a form of embodied movement, often a vinyasa flow or something dynamic. Once the body is warm, we shift into breathwork sequences or meditation, drawing on practices refined over centuries in yogic traditions and adapted here for a modern, practical context. No prior yoga or meditation experience is required.
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A yoga class in the Contemplative Commons, students in the Hero Pose

Ashtanga Yoga Drop-in Led Class

Instructors: Seunghun Lee and Katarina Turpeinen

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People meditating on mats

Yoga for Better Sleep

In this restorative practice we will focus on calming the body, slowing the breath and focusing on the present. This yoga practice will increase circulation and endorphins that encourage relaxation which help you into a state of inner peace for a restful sleep. This class is taught Thursday 6-7pm in studio 4A.
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Split photo of a sound bath class and a yoga class

Friday Rest Fest - Summer 2026

Join us Friday afternoons for contemplative activities (sound baths and yoga) specially curated to help you reconnect with your body and feel refreshed for the weekend. Drop in to any class. All are open to the public.
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Yoga class touching toes

Ashtanga Yoga: Sanskrit-Counted Led Primary Series - Summer 2026

In this class, the instructor leads participants through the entire ashtanga primary series, pairing movement with in- and out-breath to the traditional Sanskrit-counted vinyasa. The aim is for participants to flow through the poses and breathe together in a moving group meditation. As time does not allow for the instructor to explain the poses or the flow between them, this class is most suitable for those with experience practicing Ashtanga yoga.
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Students around a table discussing yoga with John Bultman

Chai & Chats (Yoga Q&A)

We will discuss yoga-related topics from philosophical ideas to questions about poses over a cup of chai. All are welcome. No physical practice required. Led by John Bultman.
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