I offer a limited selection of small semi-private classes capped at 6 people to be able to provide greater oversight and guidance.
I also offer occasional 4-week series focused on a specific goal.
And I offer private one-to-one, pairs & small groups in person & virtually in any or a mixture of the following:
I also offer occasional 4-week series focused on a specific goal.
And I offer private one-to-one, pairs & small groups in person & virtually in any or a mixture of the following:
- Meditation & Mindfulness
- Yoga Therapy
- Somatic Movement Education
- Mat and/or Chair Yoga
- Restorative Qigong
- Personal Training
- TRX, Barre, Mat Pilates
Location
My small, inviting studio is located upstairs in the Realm Chiropractic Building at 2709 Genesee Street, Utica two doors toward downdown from Higby Road. If front doors are locked, please enter through the door at the ramp near the back. Thank you!
My small, inviting studio is located upstairs in the Realm Chiropractic Building at 2709 Genesee Street, Utica two doors toward downdown from Higby Road. If front doors are locked, please enter through the door at the ramp near the back. Thank you!
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Small, Semi-Private Classes*
Text (315) 982-7144 to RSVP.
*More will be added soon, so be sure to check back! |
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Small, Semi-Private Classes
No memberships! Pay only for classes you actually attend!
A single drop-in is $20
or Multi-Class Punchcards are available:
5-classes $90; seniors/veterans/students $81.
10-classes $165; seniors/veterans/students $148.
For Utica University students, 5-classes are just $50!
10-packs must be used within 6 months; 5-packs within 3 months.
No memberships! Pay only for classes you actually attend!
A single drop-in is $20
or Multi-Class Punchcards are available:
5-classes $90; seniors/veterans/students $81.
10-classes $165; seniors/veterans/students $148.
For Utica University students, 5-classes are just $50!
10-packs must be used within 6 months; 5-packs within 3 months.
Private or Small Group Instruction is also available by arrangement. Find out more at the page bottom!
Class Descriptions
Resilience Yoga: My signature all-levels mat yoga class in which I design for an intermediate level but often lead participants first into easier expressions of postures and then offer opportunities to “dial-up” the challenge if one desires and is ready for it.
Meditation: A practice that incorporates various techniques in pranayama (breath control), mantra (verbalized or silent short phrases), body scan, candle-gazing, and more in order to still the waves of the mind.
Gentle Yoga: A mat class that incorporates more warm-ups and then sticks with gentler postures, a slower pace, and encourages frequent use of props to keep the practice focused more on lubricating & loosening joints & muscles more than deep stretching and challenging strength.
TRX: In this fitness class, we perform strengthening exercises using suspension trainers while standing or lying.
Chair Yoga: A practice in which we do yoga breathing and then postures and other movements while seated or, depending on participants’ abilities, standing & holding on to a chair.
Chair Fitness: A practice in which we do brief yoga warm-ups and then lift light weights and use fitness bands while seated or, depending on participants’ abilities, standing & holding on to a chair of barre.
Bodyweight & Bands: In this fitness class, we typically begin with 5 minutes or rowing & plyobox steps then perform strengthening exercises relying on bodyweight & exercise bands.
Learn Yoga Basics: In this series for the true beginner, I assume no yoga experience or knowledge. The first Tuesday of each month begins a new series of ~4 classes (depending on how many Tuesday classes occur in a month), and we add new postures and a bit more challenge each week.
Barre: A 45-minute class in which we do high-energy, ballet-inspired movements and static stretches as well as elements of yoga, Pilates & strength training while often holding on to a barre. Movements alternate between sets of slower, full-range movements and reps of faster, smaller pulses. Classes end with yoga as a cool-down and final stretch.
Mat Pilates: A class focused on strengthening and stretching the body’s “powerhouse”, consisting of the core, low back, pelvic floor, hips, and glutes.
Restorative Qigong: This 45-minute class is a stripped-down, simplified class of slow, continuous movements inspired by traditional Asian practices enabling one to gain the benefits of muscle loosening and enhanced muscle control & balance without the formal, rigid structure that normally takes many months or even years to fully learn.
Resilience Yoga: My signature all-levels mat yoga class in which I design for an intermediate level but often lead participants first into easier expressions of postures and then offer opportunities to “dial-up” the challenge if one desires and is ready for it.
Meditation: A practice that incorporates various techniques in pranayama (breath control), mantra (verbalized or silent short phrases), body scan, candle-gazing, and more in order to still the waves of the mind.
Gentle Yoga: A mat class that incorporates more warm-ups and then sticks with gentler postures, a slower pace, and encourages frequent use of props to keep the practice focused more on lubricating & loosening joints & muscles more than deep stretching and challenging strength.
TRX: In this fitness class, we perform strengthening exercises using suspension trainers while standing or lying.
Chair Yoga: A practice in which we do yoga breathing and then postures and other movements while seated or, depending on participants’ abilities, standing & holding on to a chair.
Chair Fitness: A practice in which we do brief yoga warm-ups and then lift light weights and use fitness bands while seated or, depending on participants’ abilities, standing & holding on to a chair of barre.
Bodyweight & Bands: In this fitness class, we typically begin with 5 minutes or rowing & plyobox steps then perform strengthening exercises relying on bodyweight & exercise bands.
Learn Yoga Basics: In this series for the true beginner, I assume no yoga experience or knowledge. The first Tuesday of each month begins a new series of ~4 classes (depending on how many Tuesday classes occur in a month), and we add new postures and a bit more challenge each week.
Barre: A 45-minute class in which we do high-energy, ballet-inspired movements and static stretches as well as elements of yoga, Pilates & strength training while often holding on to a barre. Movements alternate between sets of slower, full-range movements and reps of faster, smaller pulses. Classes end with yoga as a cool-down and final stretch.
Mat Pilates: A class focused on strengthening and stretching the body’s “powerhouse”, consisting of the core, low back, pelvic floor, hips, and glutes.
Restorative Qigong: This 45-minute class is a stripped-down, simplified class of slow, continuous movements inspired by traditional Asian practices enabling one to gain the benefits of muscle loosening and enhanced muscle control & balance without the formal, rigid structure that normally takes many months or even years to fully learn.
