Yoga Centre

*Please be advised* We are running a few yoga classes through August for those who wish to continue with their Yoga until we start our next session, which will be the week of September 13th. Liz Whissell will continue her Yin class on Mondays at 7:00pm. Karen Hollohan has also decided to continue her lunchtime Hatha class, Tuesdays at 12:00pm. Erika Yerly will run her Hatha-Yin class Thursday at Noon. It will be a mini-session, of 4 weeks, starting Monday August 9th, with one week off in the beginning of September, before the start of our regular 6 week session. The fees will be $60 for all 4 weeks, or $15/class, all fees are subject to HST. There are still spaces available, so please call to reserve your spot!

LiveWell is proud to introduce our new Yoga studio. Our intimate studio is the perfect place for beginners and advanced yoga students alike.  Small class sizes, 8-10 students depending on the class, ensure lots of individual attention for those that need it. Our excellent instructors offer many different types of yoga.  For a list of our current classes please download a schedule above. Class descriptions are listed below.

The cost will be $90.00 for a 6 week session

with classes available starting on June 21st

Please call ahead to book your spot!

Ashtanga Yoga

Ashtanga Yoga is a challenging sequence of postures linked in a continuous flow. This class will focus on the Sun Salutations and standing postures, and will introduce some seated and finishing postures. Moving from posture to posture can increase your cardiovascular fitness while the dynamic postures are held to help build strength and flexibility. Emphasis on uniting movements with the breath will increase the physical benefits of your practice, and also improve concentration and mental clarity.  This class is suitable for all levels.

Yin Yoga

Yoga as practiced in North America is almost exclusively Yang or muscular in nature. The Yin aspect of Yoga uses long-held relaxed floor postures to stretch and stimulate the "Yin" or deep connective tissues of the body.  The two major differences between a Yin and a Yang Yoga practice are that Yin postures should be done with the muscles relaxed and should be held a longer time. This is because connective tissue does not stretch like muscle and will not respond well to brief stresses. This gentle practice will increase your flexibility, opening your hips, lower back and shoulders and will enhance your overall sense of well-being.

Hatha Yoga

A classic approach to yoga that emphasizes physical detail and focus. An accessible way to learn the basic postures and breathing techniques of yoga while restoring your energy, strength and flexibility. This is a great class for beginner and intermediate students.

Restorative Yoga

This is a gentle, therapeutic style of yoga that uses props to support the body to deepen the benefits of the poses. It is a soothing and nurturing practice that promotes the effects of conscious relaxation.

Flow Yoga

An active style of yoga, which links poses together in a fluid manner with the breath. Flow yoga modifies some of the more complex or difficult poses for greater safety, and also provides lots of options for each pose so that people at every level of health will feel uniquely and successfully challenged. Flow yoga can be practiced by everybody, and brings a perfect balance of energy and calm to the body and mind.