Intro Classes

This mat based hatha flow is gentle and perfect for a "lazy" yoga day. Diane leads you through a gently active sequence that awakens your body without any strain, leaving you calm and refreshed. Duration: 43 min

Here are a few videos we found online. It's interesting to note that when YogaYak was designed, YouTube, let alone "Expert Village", did not exist. It's now time, we believe, to use all sources of information to help YogaYak better help its visitors.

Below you will find information pertaining to Yoga and Fybromyalgia -we did not create but must share with those in need.

The introduction to meditation provides an excellent and practical foundation for further meditation study; you will begin to learn how to accept and guide your mind toward quiet contemplation. Duration: 9 min

Sadness happens to all of us at some point . Whether we are simply a little blue, or dealing with life's more challenging circumstances sometimes daily life becomes hampered by the emotions we hold in our bodies.

Join Kavita in this ancient meditation, taught by the Buddha himself, and bring unconditional love to your Self, your loved ones and even learn to send unconditional love to your least favorite people. Visualizing a beautiful green light around your heart chakra encourages open and encompassing love that leaves you feeling good through and through! Duration: 12 min

The most important part of yoga practice is the ability to breathe deeply and fully. Proper breathing is vital to our health, mental focus and sense of calm.

In this free, introductory class, Kavita guides you through simple techniques to bring fullness to your breath; these techniques are useful both on and off the yoga mat. Bring the Yoga of the Breath with you wherever you go Duration: 7 min

Ancient yogis discovered that we don't breathe through both nostrils at the same time and that each of our nostrils share characteristics of brain hemisphere dominance: for instance, when we breathe through the left nostril, the right side of the brain (creativity) is dominant and when we breathe through the right nostril our left brain (logic) is dominant . Duration 4 min