| Drop in Fee $10 per group class 4 & 8 week sessions available Pay up front for 4 weeks take 10%: 1 Class a week $38 2 Classes per week $72 3 Classes per week $108 4 Classes per week $144 Pay up front for 8 weeks take 20%: 1 Class a week $72 2 Classes per week $128 3 Classes per week $192 4 Classes per week $256 Add a Reiki Healing Session or Private Yoga Class ($55) and take an additional 10% Off Total Fees. Sessions begin from date of payment to end of consecutive 4-8 week period. No refunds unless classes are cancelled. You may use your Visa/MasterCard to pay securely online with Paypal or pay at time of service with cash or check. Thank you very much! |
| Upcoming Events: Restorative Yoga Day! April 10th 10:30am-4pm Spend a full day relaxing with Yolinna. 2 Yoga Classes: a morning eye opener and an afternoon deep relaxing session with pillows, blankets and cushions, a warm satisfying home cooked lunch, snacks and ample free relax time. $75 Space Limited, Reserve Now. Gift Certificates Available |
Yolinna Yoga -- Hatha, Restorative,Therapeutic, Gentle & Invigorating...Private,
Semi-Private & All Level Group Yoga Classes in Bowie, MD
Monday & Wednesdays 4pm
AND
Tuesdays & Thursdays 7pm
AT CCPC
Christian Community Presbyterian Church
3120 Belair Drive
Bowie, MD 301-262-6008
Drop Ins Welcome
Additional Info .docx download Here
Monday & Wednesday 10:30am at World Gym
by Special Arrangement with Linda.
Private & Semi Private Classes by Appointment.
Couples & Yoga Parties Too! $55 per session. Can be divided among participants.
Looking for a Truly Unique Gift? Give a Yoga Gift Certificate
Available for Private, Semi Private and All Group Classes.
Buy a class or a series of classes.
Linda will print a beautiful card just for you.
And you don't even have to visit the Mall...
A Gift for you: Free Downloads
Click Here for Linda's Chakra Chart .pdf
Click Here for Linda's Yin/Yang Chart .pdf
Semi-Private & All Level Group Yoga Classes in Bowie, MD
Monday & Wednesdays 4pm
AND
Tuesdays & Thursdays 7pm
AT CCPC
Christian Community Presbyterian Church
3120 Belair Drive
Bowie, MD 301-262-6008
Drop Ins Welcome
Additional Info .docx download Here
Monday & Wednesday 10:30am at World Gym
by Special Arrangement with Linda.
Private & Semi Private Classes by Appointment.
Couples & Yoga Parties Too! $55 per session. Can be divided among participants.
Looking for a Truly Unique Gift? Give a Yoga Gift Certificate
Available for Private, Semi Private and All Group Classes.
Buy a class or a series of classes.
Linda will print a beautiful card just for you.
And you don't even have to visit the Mall...
A Gift for you: Free Downloads
Click Here for Linda's Chakra Chart .pdf
Click Here for Linda's Yin/Yang Chart .pdf
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| What are the different types of yoga and what type of yoga do you teach? HATHA Hatha is a very general term that can encompass many of the physical types of yoga. The word "hatha" means sun and moon, yoga means "union" so hatha yoga loosely can be defined as a union between everything under the sun and moon. If a class is described as Hatha style, it is probably going to be slow-paced and gentle, and can provide a good introduction to the basic yoga poses. VINYASA Like Hatha, Vinyasa is a general term that is used to describe many different types of classes. Vinyasa, which means breath-synchronized movement, tends to be a more vigorous style based on the performance of a series of poses called Sun Salutations in which movement is matched to the breath. A Vinyasa class will typically start with a number of Sun Salutations to warm up the body for more intense stretching which is done at the end of class. ASHTANGA & POWER YOGA Ashtanga, which means eight limbs in Sanskrit, is a fast-paced, intense style of yoga. A set series of poses is performed, always in the same order. Ashtanga practice is very physically demanding, because of the constant movement from one pose to the next. In yoga terminology, this movement is called flow. Ashtanga is also the inspiration for what is often called Power Yoga. If a class is described as Power Yoga, it will be based on the flowing style of Ashtanga, but not necessarily keep strictly to the set Ashtanga series of poses. IYENGAR Based on the teachings of the yogi B.K.S Iyengar, this style of practice is most concerned with body alignment. In yoga, the word alignment is used to describe the precise way in which your body should be positioned in each pose in order to obtain the maximum benefits of the pose and avoid injury. Iyengar practice usually emphasizes holding poses over long periods versus moving quickly from one pose to the next (flow). Also, Iyengar practice encourages the use of props, such as yoga blankets, blocks and straps in order to bring the body into alignment. KUNDALINI The emphasis in Kundalini is on the breath in conjunction with physical movement, with the purpose of freeing energy in the lower body and allowing it to move upwards. All asana practices make use of controlling the breath, but in Kundalini, the exploration of the effects of the breath (also called prana, meaning energy) on the postures is essential. Kundalini uses rapid, repetitive movements rather than holding poses for a long time, and the teacher will often lead the class in call and response chanting. All other forms of yoga are based on yoga teacher's coming up with their own style of yoga--sort of like Iyengar developing a new way of doing the asanas (poses) with props and emphasizing alignment over breath. You will hear of Bikram, Anusaura, Integral, Kripalu, Forrest and of course, Yolinna Yoga. YOLINNA YOGA borrows from many of these traditions and also adds Tai Chi, Chi Gong, BioSpiritual Focusing & Energy work with chakras and Reiki. Since I have been trained in all of these styles & philosophies I find myself able to switch styles as necessary for what I "feel" my class needs that day. The Masters that I have been privileged to work with have all been very creative and have encouraged me to find my own path and that is how Yolinna Yoga has come to be. It is a blending of yoga, meditation, breath & energy work, with the emphasis on learning to accept yourself as you are today and allowing yourself room to grow. However, the easy answer is Yolinna Yoga is Hatha/Ashtanga/Iyengar/Vinyasa Yoga. With a bit of Kundalini & Oriental Martial Arts added for good measure. And of course, an occasional Restorative or Acu-Yoga and Thai Massage Day.... Namaste' loosely translated: The light in me bows to the light in you. |
| What should I bring? Feel free to bring a blanket and your own yoga mat for your convenience. (I have extras if you don't have one yet) Let Linda know if you have any special concerns or considerations. Are your classes beginner, intermediate or advanced? All of my classes are appropriate for all levels. It is important that you remember to honor yourself and your body regardless of what those around you may or may not be able to do. If you listen to your body--you will not hurt yourself. Start where your own feet are. What if I don't feel ready for a group class? Try a Private Class first. Private Classes are great for personalizing your routine, working on your alignment and give an opportunity to slow down and ask questions. Whether you're new to yoga or have been practicing for years... a Private Class can change the way you do yoga. For the Better! Call for an appointment today 301-805-4428 Do you have to be in shape to do yoga? No, in fact, yoga will go a long way in helping you get into shape. Both mentally and physically. The most important thing to remember is to honor the shape you are in. Try to not look around the room and do what you see others who have been studying yoga longer can do. I always tell my students, "you must start where your feet are.." The quickest way to get yourself into trouble is to push yourself beyond where your body is ready to go. Everything you have been taught about exercise in the west does not apply here.... no pain, no gain? WRONG! Pain means STOP! Honor yourself-- you'll be bending in half in no time! How can I stop my "monkey mind" during relaxation? You can't. So stop trying. Your already half way there if you've noticed that you have it. Now you can watch it. Every time you start running away with it, you smile, and bring yourself back to your breath. The more you try to stop it or you think about having it, the more impossible it will become to find peace. Lao Tzu said, "If you want to shrink something, you must first allow it to expand. If you want to get rid of something, you must first allow it to flourish" Tao 36 As we accept that we cannot control the mind and more importantly, that we are NOT the mind, we are able to just watch the antics of the twists and turns. Just as a child screaming for attention quiets when you notice it, the mind will relax once you realize it's just looking for attention. Watch. Allow. Detach. The only path to peace. |
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