Spirals & Strength

Spirals & Strength

Life doesn’t move in straight lines — and neither should your yoga practice. In this class, we explore strength through spirals: rotating, twisting, and flowing in circular patterns that build deep, functional core support. True stability comes from movement that’s responsive, resilient, and fluid.

We’ll turn into the inner support systems that help us stay steady in motion — engaging the core in dynamic directions and learning to hold ourselves with intention, not rigidity. This class is about strength with fluidity — not just holding firm, but staying versatile in how we move and adapt.

Expect wave-like sequences, circular transitions, and poses like Humble Warrior, Eagle Arms, and warrior balance flows. You’ll spiral, rotate, and reconnect with your core in a way that supports both real-world movement and inner awareness.

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