fire

energetic · sweaty · powerful · elevating · cathartic

These are your sweaty, full-body, “get your ya yas” out practices. High-energy, high sensation. A little more burn, heat, kick, spice. Blends of yoga, dance, functional fitness and HIIT.

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  • Quickie Sculpt

    Quickie Sculpt

    Light & tight sculpt work - tending and toning the glutes, core and legs.

    Props: none needed. blanket for sensitive knees or ankle weights if you want more fire ;)

  • Quickie Strength

    Quickie Strength

    fiery little sequence using a single weight. ignite deep levels of upper & lower body strength.

    props: 1-5lb weight, 8-10lb weight (absolutely doable without any weights)

  • Standing Series Sweat

    Standing Series Sweat

    quickie (sayer)workout to warm your winter bod. music feels nice for this one!

    no props, no mat, just a tiny open space :)

  • Morning Series, Fire VI - criss cross

    Morning Series, Fire VI - criss cross

    light and tight morning quickie, tend to the extension and flexion in feet/ankles/knees/hips and move it through a cross referenced flow. ends in a meditative seat that i hope inspires a long sit!

    props: blanket

    *apologies for the sun flare on camera - fall light is changing quick!

  • Morning Series, Fire V

    Morning Series, Fire V

    no muss, no fuss! a not so precious, feel good, get yourself moving morning practice. no props, put on some music if you like and just enjoy <3

  • Stability Series V - traction action quickie

    Stability Series V - traction action quickie

    spinal traction into back-bending, steady heat builder, a lot accomplished in a quickie practice!

    props: two blocks & a strap

  • Morning Series, Fire II

    Morning Series, Fire II

    sweet & spicy. igniting core, glutes & arms through flow and organic sequencing.

  • Morning Series, Fire I

    Morning Series, Fire I

    warm up, wake up - ignite from the inside out

    grab a block for this practice - if not a block, fold a small towel into a clean thick square and use that for the standing series (just adds a little spicy stability kick)