(Union) Yin + Yang Yoga: Stretch and Flow @ 300 Morse St. NE

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(Union) Yin + Yang Yoga: Stretch and Flow @ 300 Morse St. NE Class description: This welcoming, all-levels class begins with slower, longer-held stretches to help release tension and ease you into awareness of your body. These shapes are supported and unhurried, giving you time to settle, breathe, and let go of the day. From there, we gradually transition into a more active, flowing sequence to build gentle warmth, improve circulation, and bring a sense of energy back into the body. The movement is steady and accessible, with options to adjust the level of challenge. Starting with stillness and moving into flow creates a balanced experience—both grounding and uplifting. This class is designed to be welcoming for all levels, whether you’re new to yoga or have an established practice. Red light therapy (RLT): During savasana, red light therapy will be offered in half of the room. Many people find red light supportive for relaxation and recovery. When you arrive, you can choose a mat in the red light area or in the non-lit area based on your preferences. Arrival: Participants need to reserve their spot in class in advance, have an account with us, and arrive at least five minutes before class, as our doors are locked at the scheduled start time for security and to avoid class interruptions. If you need our support or are too late to arrive on time, text or call us at 202-265-YOGA rather than knocking. By signing up for this class, you agree to our wellness policy: that you will not attend if you have a contagious condition, and that if you are sneezing, sniffling, or coughing due to allergies, we ask that you wear a mask while in the studio. Why the same class type can feel different when taught by different teachers: It’s our mission to ensure yoga is accessible and meets your needs! Each Yoga District teacher has their own way of teaching yoga, so we recommend trying a variety of class types with a variety of teachers. With so many options, you're bound to find a teacher and class type that work for you! Class levels: - In our all levels, aka level 1-3 classes, options for all levels of experience are offered. - In our level 1-2 class, options for both total beginners as well as intermediate practitioners of yoga will be provided. - In level 1.5-2 classes, options for beginners with some experience as well as intermediate participants are provided. - In level 2-3 classes, options for both intermediate and advanced participants will be provided. - In level 1.5-3 class, options for beginners with some experience as well as intermediate and advanced participants will be provided. - In level 1 and level 1-1.5 classes, options for people totally new to yoga are the focus. Here's what to expect in the beginning, middle and end of class: Classes usually start with a series of "grounding", stabilizing movements. This can help you reconnect your mind with your body, while connecting the pace of body movements to the breath. Then the class usually transitions to more warming, strengthening, engaging poses. Toward the end of class you may find poses that focus on flexibility and release. Class usually ends with a final relaxation in "savasana" pose, during which you can lay quietly in stillness to let go. This combination of practices can help you achieve what some refer to as the goal of yoga: awareness of interconnectivity and oneness, bringing about a compassionate way of being.

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