Yin Yoga

This class offers a balance of yin and yang with both Vinyasa Flow and Yin Yoga. Begin standing to build strength and grace then slow down in longer holds to release your fascia. Feel the power of both yang and yin practice in this class and promote balanced wellbeing.

Renew your lower back in a practice designed to release your spine and hips. Gather your props and marinate in Yin Yoga shapes that release and unwind lower body tension. Practice mindfulness and breath awareness in this slow and deep class.

Let go of any tension or baggage in mind or body in this gentle 35-minute fully body Yin class. Move your spine in all directions, open your heart, and have the space to be with yourself wherever you are at. After long-held yin poses and a Sound Bowl Savasana--you will feel lighter, grounded, and more connected to Self.

A quick yin unwind for those short on time. Calm down, open your neck + shoulders and find some big hip openers all on your back. Slow moving, relaxing yin class to help you reset back to the calm, free, divine Self you are. Enjoy a gentle Sound Bowl Savasana to help you shed any final worries + tensions.

Find relief in your neck and shoulders in this Yin Yoga class focused on variations for the upper body. Explore familiar poses like Pigeon, Sphinx and Embryo with variations that stretch and compress the shoulder girdle bringing blood and chi circulation to your tissues.

This practice focuses on the interconnected relationship of the body and the mind and how our awareness of one, directly affects the other. In a yin practice, we disengage the muscles of the body to access the drier tissues within and at the same time we can also observe the mind expand. Enjoy long holds in five different shapes to explore this concept and end the class with a short pranayama practice.

This practice will leave you feel Empowered and ready for a Healthy Transformation. By focusing on what your deep desires are to achieve with tapping into the motivation to successfully move forward confidence is created. You will feel competent, capable and strong from this practice.

This nourishing yin yoga class is perfect for any woman in perimenopause or postmenopausal. I this class I talk a little bit about why yin yoga is such a powerful tool we can use when our body is going through so many changes.

You will feel supported in each pose as you open and soften into gentle twists, heart and hip openers.

You can expect to slow down and fill you cup back up so you can carry on with life after taking the time to care for yourself.

Quell fear and calm down in this 40-minute Yin class, specifically sequenced to stimulate the Kidney + Urinary Bladder Meridians Lines (stimulates trust, wisdom, more energy, hope). Expect long holds to help the body + mind unravel and relax, followed by a sound bowl Savasana to leave you feeling super relaxed and reconnected to Self.

Claire guides you through a soothing and nourishing Yin practice is focused on balancing the seven main Chakras of the subtle body. Claire describes the elements of each chakra as you hold the poses, so you'll deepen your knowledge of each one. Get ready to feel calm, content, and balanced.

Some days we crave an active practice and others we need something more receptive. This Yin Yang flow is the perfect fusion of modalities to satisfy both! If you're new to Yin yoga, this class is the perfect way to check it out.

You'll start with a warming Vinyasa flow and smoothly transition into a calming Yin practice where you’ll hold poses like Sleeping Swan and supported Bridge for long enough to soothe your parasympathetic nervous system.

Sometimes you want the benefit of the long, slow, deep Yin holds but don't have a full hour to practice. Elise will guide you through just a few juicy poses to get into your hips and spine in just a few minutes. Enjoy this short taste of Yin Yoga!

Spotify playlist for Bite-Sized Yin

This 35 minute yin class is all about cultivating the fire energy that is inside us. True, we don't always think of fire when it comes to yin, but keep in mind there is an element of yin in yang and yang in yin.

As we open up our hearts and connect to that active energy, we think about joy, peace, enthusiasm and self-esteem. How wonderful that we can passively cultivate this active energy!

You can expect to open you heart, stretch your chest, neck and shoulders and come away with a wonderful grounded energy.

Regenerative Yoga with Caitlin Rose offers a combination of yang and yin practices for the body that leave you feeling grounded, balanced and replenished. Combining yoga, mindfulness, breath and visualization, these classes are designed for soul-enrichment and longevity. Caitlin Rose is known for holding space with a calm confidence that allows practitioners to move safely, feel their experience, revitalize and heal.

Recorded live on February 10th, 2022

This Yin Yoga class offers leg stretching, twisting and mindfulness to replenish your energy stores. Learn how to conserve your energy, harmonize your chi flow and recover from daily stresses. A strap is required for this practice. Additional props recommended: blanket, blocks, and bolster.

Indulge in a gentle Yin sequence crafted to stimulate the Stomach + Spleen Meridians (sheds worry, anxiety, lack of confidence, and feelings of overwhelm). End your class with an extra-long Savasana accompanied by a mini-Sound Bath—encouraging relaxation, deep meditation, and a mending of connection to our inner divine.

Treat your Self to a gentle Yin sequence crafted to stimulate the Heart + Lung Meridians (increasing energy among these meridian lines invoke less worry, release of grief or sadness, strengthen sense of self-worth). End your class with an extra-long Shavasana accompanied by a mini-Sound Healing—celestial sounds + vibration that encourage relaxation, deep meditation, and mending of connection to our inner divine.

Yin yoga is a slow, grounded, and meditative practice that includes holding different asanas (yoga poses) to target specific areas in the body for deep release and healing. This class is lower back and hip focused. Yin Yoga poses can be held anywhere from 3 - 5 minutes to soften the connective tissue and help increase long-lasting flexibility.

This practice is suitable for all levels, anyone who is looking to nurture their mind, body, and soul while cultivating a more functional and mobile body.

The ultimate combo!

Indulge in a gentle Yin sequence crafted to stimulate the Gallbladder + Liver Meridians (increasing energy among these meridian lines invoke greater confidence, transformation of repressed emotions, and better decision making). End your class with an extra-long Shavasana accompanied by a mini-Sound Healing—celestial sounds + vibration that encourage relaxation, deep meditation, and a mending of connection to our inner divine.

Caitlin Rose guides you into and out of Yin Yoga poses while leaving space in between for you to steep in the relative quiet. Each pose is like a miniature meditation and Caitlin Rose offers gentle reminders to cultivate mindfulness and ease. While the poses are described and modifications mentioned, this practice is best suited for those familiar with Yin Yoga. Silence is golden.

Learn about your subtle body in Yin Yoga. In this informative practice Caitlin Rose talks about the flow of energy (prana or chi) and how Yin Yoga stimulates your subtle body. This full body practice teaches you to track your sensations and use visualization to connect with your energetic highways (meridians).

This yin class is all about tuning out distractions, moving inward and becoming so strong that outside forces don't make us react. Lofty goals for a yoga class, right?!

Your mantra throughout this class is:
I have no where else to be.
I have nothing else to do.
I have nothing else to think about.

You can expect to open your hips, your heart and do some gentle twisting.

Yin Yoga is a bridge to meditation practice. Each pose is a container for awareness and compassion. During this practice, Caitlin Rose gives helpful instructions on how to work with your mind during yoga. In addition to Yin Yoga poses there are a few active (yang) postures to capture your attention and diversify your sensations. This class helps you develop a quiet strength in your body and gentle endurance in your mind. Grab your props, or pillows and blankets from your bed or couch, if you don't have yoga props.. Continue to learn about Yin Yoga and the physical benefits in Yin Yoga 101: Practice.

Based in Chinese meridians, qi means life force or energy. In this class, you can harmonize your energy with meridians tapping, acupressure points, microcosmic orbit meditation and yin yoga poses. This class is to help you awaken any stagnated energy and bring your body, mind and spirit into balance.

In a world full of Yang energy, one of the best things we can do is Yin yoga. I know it's hard to slow down, but your body, your mind and your community need Yin energy right now.

This Yin class is focused on the hips and the heart which makes is perfect for any athletes or desk jockeys out there. Remember, with Yin we are focused on long holds that may not be challenging in execution, but challenging due to the stillness. For a lot of us, this slowing down is more challenging than any power or vinyasa flow.

Spotify playlist for Yummy Yin: Hips and Heart

Join Caitlin Rose Kenney for an introduction to Yin Yoga. Learn about a "yin approach" and about yin anatomy while you practice. This rich class focuses on the physical benefits of Yin Yoga. Grab a couple of pillows and blankets from your bed or couch (or yoga bolsters, blocks and a blanket).Explore more of the benefits of Yin Yoga with the class Yin Yoga 101: Mindfulness.

This class is designed based on the Chinese meridians system to balance your emotional and physical body. Combining with acupressure points, this class infuses yin poses that will stimulate all 12 regular meridians that will bring our emotions into balance, clarify our minds, and release unnecessary tension.

Are you a runner or athlete with sore or tight legs? This slow-paced class will offer passive stretches with longer holds to help release the tension that builds up in the legs and hips during running, hiking or long walks. Have any blocks, pillows or blankets nearby to help support you in your practice. Class ends with a self-guided savasana.

Using the wall during this Yin class gives a completely different meaning to the word support. We will be exploring deeper openings in the hips, lower back, and hamstrings by softening and relaxing into the wall.

Life is tough, but so are you. The truth is your body can withstand anything so long as you take the time to recover and restore. That's what this FREE class is all about.

This short Yin class starts with alternate nostril breathing to get your body into a parasympathetic state in hopes to take you deeper into rest and digest and away from fight or flight with the long holds of each shape.

If you love slowing down, or have a hard time slowing down, this class is for you. I know several of us will not slow down until we are made to. I'm happy to be the one to get you to slow your roll.

You will feel a release in your shoulders, hips and low back. Believe me when I say, you need this class in your life.