Alexis has been trained in various styles of yoga: YogaWorks, Power Yoga, Anusara Yoga, and Ashtanga Yoga. She draws from all of these styles when giving a session. She designs her sessions to be intelligent, focused, strong, and with a lot of humor thrown in to keep the practice light. Alexis also uses this as her inspiration when giving her 200 hour yoga alliance certified Yoga Programs.
Alexis practices because she loves seeing people experience their bodies and emotions again or for the first time. She truly enjoys sharing the power of yoga with people and getting to be a part of the way that it shapes their lives and world perspectives. Watching people become the very best that they can be, growing strong in their bodies and more open and compassionate in their lives is actually the greatest gift of practicing yoga. She wakes up every morning happy to go to her job.
Alexis says, "I practice because I have to. When I practice I'm able to move through my life with a bit more grace and ease. Practicing and studying yoga influences the way that I relate to the world and the relationships that I have. It makes me feel healthy, energized, and more balanced both physically and mentally. My inspiration comes from the people around me. Whether it's having a dinner with new people and trying to see the world through their eyes, or practicing with an experienced master who shows me a new paths, there is inspiration all around us. Remembering how very little we really know and understand, keeps me open to fresh, open to new ideas and hopefully living a little bit more fully, present, and conscious every day."
You can find Alexis either in group sessions and Master sessions at YogaSala, sharing her knowledge thru YogaUni, or at various private locations and workshops.
This practice focuses on opening the shoulders, chest and creating more space and mobility around the area.
Like anything else in life, there is a natural progression to the way things evolve. Today we will be more through the hips in a way that lets the pelvic region unfold properly to then access the hamstrings at a very deep level
We don't pay a lot of attention to our neck areas unless we have a problem. Either physical neck pain or being unable to express ourselves fully, use this class to access to your inner voice.
Self Love and Metta Meditation
Life can close us down both physically and emotionally. Using a Loving-Kindness meditation from Buddhist tradition one of loving yourself and others. Use this practice to gain flexibility but also strength.
We are all aware of the 5 commonly described senses: seeing, smelling, hearing, tasting, and touching but in Yoga there are 5 more. Try this meditation to explore all 10 and see how they help you to better understand how you relate to the outer world and your inner workings.
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