This yoga class moves slowly and with intention so that the student can focus on being in the present moment. The integration of breath while holding poses for longer periods of time allows students the option to go deeper in a pose or find more softness.
Suitable for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.
Bring your mat and water bottle, as well as blocks and strap (towel), if available. We will have some yoga mats & blocks available to borrow.
Note: Jane Taylor will fill-in for Ellen on October 16th.
"Ellen is a wonderful instructor, love her and her yoga classes!"
Ellen received her 200-Hour Yoga Teacher training certificate from the University of Vermont’s Yoga Teacher Training Program in 2013. She maintains a Registered Yoga Teacher RYT-200 designation with Yoga Alliance. Today, Ellen has over 1000 teaching hours and has worked with hundreds of unique individuals. She enjoys helping students realize their potential through developing a greater mind, body, and spiritual connection.
I first got into yoga for the exercise. It took several months of practice before I realized that there was something else going on. Yoga confers spiritual benefits! Who knew? It turns out many, many people did, and for thousands of years. Yoga is a great way to not only find inner calm, but to experience inner awesome. Today I practice for mindfulness, stress-relief, for exercise, and just for fun. I’ve been at it for almost 20 years. I love the philosophy of yoga, and the opportunity the practice affords for self-care. I assist the Yoga Teacher Training at UVM, where I also teach a noontime yoga class. Off the mat, I am a writer (cjanetaylor.com) and motorcycle enthusiast. I live in Hinesburg with my husband John McConnell who is also a yoga teacher and our dog Dewey who is also a yoga teacher.
Ellen Talbert , Jane Taylor
No Class Feb 26
Ellen Talbert
