Showing posts with label Starving artist yoga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Starving artist yoga. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

STARTING WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1st, 2012: A NEW PWYC CLASS!

EVERY WEDNESDAY 6:00- 7:00pm
@ SIX DEGREES SELF SERVE YOGA STUDIO

This drop-in class combines hatha yoga and yin yoga in which primarily floor poses are held for a longer amount of time to encourage both deep opening, and core strength in the body. The postures are taught in conjunction with mindfulness practices, breath awareness and information about energy pathways in the body including meridians, acupressure points and chakras.
Class is open to all levels and
will be led by Julie Gladstone, founder of Starving Artist Yoga. Julie is a visual artist with over 10 years experience practicing and teaching hatha yoga. She has additional training in yin yoga, mindfulness meditation and is a certified Acupuncturist and practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

SIX DEGREES
COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE AND SELF SERVE YOGA STUDIO

204 Spadina Avenue, 2nd floor (Just south of Dundas)
416-866-8484

PLEASE E-MAIL, CALL or TEXT 416-985-9448 FOR MORE INFORMATION

Friday, February 25, 2011

NEW 8 WEEK SESSION!
March 7th- May 2nd
HATHA YOGA CLASS
> Mondays 6:00-7:15pm
A community hatha yoga class open to all levels. Cultivating strength, determination, flexibility, focus, compassion, creativity and relaxation through postures, breath and mindfulness practice.
8 week session: $72
drop In classes: $10


NEW CLASS!
March 21st - May 2nd
YIN YOGA & MINDFULNESS MEDITATION

> Mondays 7:30-8:30pm
A quiet practice combining mindfulness meditation, breathwork and yin yoga to to open and cleanse the body as we transition from the stillness and introspection of the winter season into the renewal, cleansing and opening energy of springtime. An introduction to the meridian system with a focus on the kidney and liver channels, to tonify and cleanse in preparaton for spring. And an introduction to mindfulness practices. Suitable for all levels.

In traditional Chinese Medicine the liver is associated with spring time which is a season of growth and new beginnings. A healthy liver energetically helps regulate the smooth flow of energy in the body, reducing stress, irritability and mood swings, and increasing flexibility and openness to change. Yin yoga is a style of yoga based on the meridian system of Traditional Chinese Medicine and involves holding passive postures for between 2-5 minutes and has similar effects as receiving an acupuncture treatment. This practice deeply opens the body's connective tissue and joints and moves areas of blocked energy to tonify the organs and increase physical and mental health.

6 week session: $54
drop in classes: $10



Monday, June 28, 2010

NEW PWYC Friday class in Kensington Market

Welcome to summer in Toronto: the longest days of the year and emotions are running high. We've got gangs of police in the streets, world cup madness and weekly street festivals. I hope everyone is safe. If you haven't already fled the city, I'm glad to present a new Pay what you can Friday evening yoga class in Kensington market. With all that's been going on, more than ever it's important to join community and take some down time to be with friends, and engage in practices that help us develop our own internal power, find inner peace and strengthen our connection to compassion, joy and integrity. Lets' create the world we want by starting with ourselves. This is a new class please tell your friends. First class starts this Friday, I hope to see you there.
Peace

WHEN: FRIDAYS 6:00- 7:30pm

WHERE: SPIRIT WIND INTERNAL ARTS
64 Oxford Street at the corner of Augusta, above the Urban Herbivore in Kensington Market

WHAT: A pay what you can, fun interdisciplinary, Hatha Yoga class open to all levels.
An amazing way to end the week and stretch out the kinks in our bodies.
The routine will help clear away the weeks stresses, and help to foster a joyful life experience. We will practice traditional Hatha Yoga postures, and learn about our bodies natural energy centres and acupressure points to create a more comfortable and spacious body and mind experience.

HOW MUCH: PAY WHAT YOU CAN suggested donation is between $7- $15

WHAT TO BRING:
Mats and props are available for your use at the studio.

WHAT TO WEAR:
Something loose/ and or stretchy like track pants, yoga pants, leggings etc.

WHO:
Julie Gladstone is an artist and Hatha Yoga instructor with 10 years teaching experience. She is currently a student of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. She combines her creativity and studies of different modalities of holistic health to create a fluid learning environment where everyone is encouraged to practice at a pace and level that allows for the highest well being of each individual at the time.

Friday, November 13, 2009

NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER SURVIVAL SESSION

MONDAY EVENINGS 6:00-7:15pm
A new 8 Week Session starts Monday November 16th and will run through the 'holiday season' and onto the other side of the winter solstice when the days will once again start to get longer.

November 16th, 2009- January 4th 2010.

All classes are multi level Hatha Yoga. Although the practice and routine will vary from week to week, classes open with basic meditation and breathing instruction, we'll hold some postures for a long time to build strength and endurance, practice vinyasa (flowing quickly between postures), Yin poses (deep stretching) and relaxation.
In my 8 years of teaching experience and 12 years of practice, I have found that the benefits of yoga are felt with as much regular practice as possible. These benefits include experiencing a greater sense of emotional equanimity and physical vitality. During this time of year with short and dark days, it is especially important to care for ourselves and to connect with others. A weekly yoga practice is an excellent way to encourage both of these practices.
Class sizes are small, they take place in a cozy loft space where you can wear what you want and hopefully feel comfortable and have fun.

The entire session costs $64 (at only $8/class)
Monday evening classes are also always open as Drop in for $10 each

To Register please contact Julie: starvingartistyoga@gmail.com