10
am-11:30 am, phone ahead
to reserve your space:
206/878-9642
An intro series is a
great place to begin
your yoga practice.
Increase flexibility and
strength, release
tension and develop
concentration and body
awareness. This series
is designed to provide
an understanding of
basic yoga postures and
breath practices.
This is a great series
for those new to yoga or
if you just wish to
return to the
fundamentals of yoga
practice.
Series Fee for six
consecutive Saturday
morning classes:
$60
Karuna Arts Yoga
Yoga
During
Pregnancy
with
Anne Basco, RYT 500
Prenatal Students: Mention
the website on
your first visit and receive $5.00 off
your first Karuna Arts Yoga Class Card!
Anne Basco, ERYT,
Yoga Instructor,
has taught Prenatal
Yoga for ten years. She wholeheartedly believes in the transformative effect of
yoga before, during, and after pregnancy.
Join Anne at any of the
classes below for your yoga experience during pregnancy.
Sundays
11:00 am-12:30 pm
Monday 7:30-9:00 am
Tuesdays
6:00-7:30 pm
Fridays
7:30-9:00 am
Saturdays 8:00-9:30 am
Formerly
Normandy Park Yoga
our current location in Old Burien opened July 21st,
2007.
It has been great working
with the local businesses, our community,
and
close to home in Burien and we look foreword
to continuing our relationships at our new
location:
605
SW 223rd St., Des Moines, WA, effective
early February, 2012. See pictures on
Facebook "Karuna Arts Yoga"
We are
currently
located at 819 SW 152nd Street,
Burien WA 98166 until the end of January
2012.
1. STRESS RELIEF:Yoga reduces the physical effects of stress on the body. By
encouraging relaxation, yoga helps to lower the levels of the stress hormone
cortisol. Related benefits include lowering blood pressure and heart rate,
improving digestion and boosting the immune system as well as easing symptoms of
conditions such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, asthma and insomnia.
2.
PAIN RELIEF:Yoga can ease pain. Studies have demonstrated that practicing yoga
asanas (postures), meditation or a combination of the two, reduced pain for
people with conditions such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, auto-immune diseases
and hypertension as well as arthritis, back and neck pain, and other chronic
conditions. Some practitioners report that even emotional pain can be eased
through the practice of yoga.
3.
BETTER BREATHING:Yoga teaches people to take slower, deeper breaths. This helps to
improve lung function, trigger the body’s relaxation response and increase the
amount of oxygen available to the body.
4.
FLEXIBILITY:Yoga helps to improve flexibility and mobility, increasing range of
movement and reducing aches and pains. Many people can’t touch their toes during
their first yoga class. Gradually they begin to use the correct muscles. Over
time, the ligaments, tendons and muscles lengthen, increasing elasticity, making
more poses possible. Yoga also helps to improve body alignment resulting in
better posture and helping to relieve back, neck, joint and muscle problems.
5.
INCREASED STRENGTH:Yoga asanas (postures) use every muscle in the body, helping to
increase strength literally from head to toe. Yoga asanas especially strengthen
the muscles closest to the bone, thereby increasing support of the skeletal
system creating more space in the vertebrae. And, while these postures
strengthen the body, they also provide an additional benefit of helping to
relieve muscular tension.
6. WEIGHT MANAGEMENT:Yoga (even less vigorous styles) can aid weight control
efforts by reducing the cortisol levels as well as by burning excess calories
and reducing stress. Yoga also encourages healthy eating habits and provides a
heightened sense of well being and self esteem.
7. IMPROVED CIRCULATION:Yoga helps to improve circulation and, as a result of
various poses, more efficiently moves oxygenated blood to the body’s cells.
8.
CARDIOVASCULAR CONDITIONING:Even gentle yoga practice can provide
cardiovascular benefits by lowering resting heart rate, increasing endurance and
improving oxygen uptake during exercise.
9.
FOCUS ON THE PRESENT:Yoga helps us to focus on the present, to become more aware
and to help create mind body health. It opens the way to improved concentration,
coordination, reaction time and memory.
10. INNER PEACE:
Themeditative aspects of yoga help many to reach a
deeper, more spiritual and more satisfying place in their lives. Many who begin
to practice for other reasons have reported this to be a key reason that yoga
has become an essential part of their daily lives.
Fall/Winter Schedule 2011/12
Charted Below
Effective
Tuesday, September 6tht through Friday, February 3, 2012.
Look for our new schedule
(effective February 4, 2012) to coincide with our
move to the new location in Des Moines, WA the first
weekend in February 2012!
We're
warming up the space for you in our new location:
605 S. 223rd Street, Des Moines, Washington
The new location is just steps away from the pedestrian
friendly Des Moines Marina and is scheduled to open Saturday, February
4th, 2012.
Warm Yoga Class uses an
80 degree
heated room to promote a cleansing sweat and increase the body's pliability
while moving through your yoga practice.Please hydrate yourself two hours prior to, during and following Warm Yoga Class.
Warm yoga
class is not appropriate for those with high blood pressure, diabetes or heart
disease.
Yoga
Studio Etiquette
Please arrive to class a
few minutes early.
Leave your shoes in the
reception cubbies before entering the
Yoga Room.
Refrain from eating 1 to
2 hours before practice.
Let your teacher know
about any injury or health problem that
will affect your yoga practice.
Please do not wear scents
to class. Even scented, organic
lotions. Many people are sensitive.
Observe silence while in
the yoga room.
If you leave early,
please take Savasana to complete your
practice and exit before the rest of the
class takes Savasana, as not to disturb
the other students
Although we provide yoga
mats and clean them frequently - for
hygienic reasons, it is best to have
your own mat.
Respect the limits of
your body, do not push, compare or
compete. Yoga is a practice of letting
go, being where you are, and
self-acceptance.
Fall/Winter Schedule 2011/12 Charted Below
Effective Tuesday, September 6tht through Friday, February 3, 2012.
Look for our new schedule (effective February 4, 2012) to coincide with our move to the new location in Des Moines, WA the first weekend in February 2012!
605 S. 223rd Street, Des Moines, Washington
The new location is just steps away from the pedestrian friendly Des Moines Marina and is scheduled to open Saturday, February 4th, 2012.
January Yoga Special
Two Months of Unlimited Group Yoga classes: $60
Offer good for new students only.
Sunday
9:00-10:30 am
11:00 am-12:30 pm
6:00-7:15 pm
Sunday Morning Advanced Yoga
Foundations of Yoga and Meditation
Meditation Class (See the dates at www.meditateinseattle.org, link Burien)
Anne
Anne
Monday
7:30-9:00 am
9:30-11:00 am
4:30-5:45 pm
6:00-7:30 pm
All Levels Yoga
Senior Yoga
Healthy Bones: Yoga with weights
*Warm Flow Yoga
Anne
Anne
Leslie
Lorina
Tuesday
6:00-7:30 am
9:00-10:30 am
12:15-1:15 pm
6:00-7:30 pm
Healthy Bones: Yoga with weights
Gentle Yoga/Yoga Nidra
Energy Flow Lunchtime Yoga
All Levels Yoga
Anne
Avril
Anne
Anne
Wednesday
7:30-9:00 am
4:30-5:45 pm
6:00-7:30 pm
6:00-7:30 pm
All Levels Yoga
*Warm All Levels Yoga
Beginner Yoga
*Warm Slow Flow
Meg
Leslie
Nicole
Lorina
Thursday
6:00-7:30 am
9:00-10:30 am
12:15-1:15 pm
6:00-7:30 pm
Healthy Bones: Yoga with weights
Gentle Yoga
Energy Flow Lunchtime Yoga
Restorative Yoga, New Class!
Anne
Avril
Anne
Anne
Friday
7:30-9:00 am
All Levels Yoga
Anne
Saturday
8:00-9:30 am
10:00-11:30 am
All Levels Yoga
Anusara Yoga
Anne
Rajani
Warm Yoga Classes:
Warm Yoga Class uses an 80 degree heated room to promote a cleansing sweat and increase the body's pliability while moving through your yoga practice. Please hydrate yourself two hours prior to, during and following Warm Yoga Class.
Warm yoga class is not appropriate for those with high blood pressure, diabetes or heart disease.
Yoga Studio Etiquette
-
Please arrive to class a
few minutes early.
-
Leave your shoes in the
reception cubbies before entering the
Yoga Room.
-
Refrain from eating 1 to
2 hours before practice.
-
Let your teacher know
about any injury or health problem that
will affect your yoga practice.
-
Please do not wear scents
to class. Even scented, organic
lotions. Many people are sensitive.
-
Observe silence while in
the yoga room.
-
If you leave early,
please take Savasana to complete your
practice and exit before the rest of the
class takes Savasana, as not to disturb
the other students
-
Although we provide yoga
mats and clean them frequently - for
hygienic reasons, it is best to have
your own mat.
-
Respect the limits of
your body, do not push, compare or
compete. Yoga is a practice of letting
go, being where you are, and
self-acceptance.