April 1, 2012 - June 30, 2012
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Class Fees
We accept cash and checks only. Please make checks payable directly to your instructor.
Weekly Classes:
$15/drop-in
5 classes/$70
10 classes/$130
20 classes/$230
Senior fees:
Drop-In/$8
5 classes/$35
Special Needs Class fees:
Drop-In/$5
Unlimited monthly/$35
Master Classes:
$20/drop-in
5 classes/$80
10 classes/$150
20 classes/$280
Taj Yoga Mileage Plan
To reward our loyal students, Taj teachers offer one free class after taking 20 ongoing classes. This is our way of saying thanks to those of you who keep coming back for more. The Mileage Plan applies to full-priced ongoing classes. Attend 20 classes and get one free. This reward applies to one 20-class pass, two 10-class passes, or four 5-class passes. The discount does not apply to series or other ongoing classes that are already discounted.
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Level and Class Descriptions
All Levels
Emphasis on stationary alignment technique. Some movement patterns
will be explored. May include stronger standing poses and moderate
backbends. Head and shoulderstand may be introduced. Fine for raw beginners
as well as those who have been practicing longer.
Beginning Yoga
No experience required
Using time-proven techniques and principles of alignment, participants will receive
detailed instruction in the postures accompanied by individual attention and
hands-on adjustments. You will be encouraged to work within your own ability
and limitations, learning to work safely and effectively.
Flow Classes (yoga movement, also called vinyasa)
Beginning Flow
Students will develop a basic understanding of the sun salutation,
beginning standing and seated postures, as well as proper alignment
and transition technique. Appropriate for those with little or no yoga experience.
All Levels Flow
Appropriate for beginners as well as more seasoned practitioners.
Students are encouraged to work within their own ability and limitations
in order to work safely and effectively.
Intermediate "Go"
This continuous movement class incorporates alignment and detail while in the pose. Deconstruction of postures only occurs as a sidebar upon request by the students, or if approaching an unusual posture. Must be proficient in head and shoulder stand, or be skilled in alternative postures.
Gentle Yoga
This class will cover basic poses from the Iyengar yoga system and will be taught at a slower pace. All ages and abilities welcome, especially those who experience overall muscle stiffness and those wanting more flexibility. Senior discount available, please inquire.
Skill in Asana (Master Class)
Continuing Teacher Training Education
These master classes are recommended for students who want intellectual as well as physical understanding of the asana. Postures (asana) and movement patterns (vinyasa) are deconstructed, and principles of anatomy and movement are tested and practiced for accuracy, safety, and grace. May include meditation and pranayama. Ideal for yoga teachers, those wanting to teach yoga, other movement professionals, or students wishing depth and knowledge in their practice.
Three years yoga practice, a fundamental understanding of head and shoulder stand as well as alignment and breath technique required, along with a sense of humor.
This class counts as CECs with the Yoga Alliance under the category of Techniques, Training and Practice.
Special Needs Yoga
Ages 14 and up.
This is a yoga class for all people with developmental disabilities. We focus on gentle stretching and strength building through postures (asanas), breathing, and relaxation. This is a fun class where participants can come and enjoy a group yoga practice that is individually adapted to meet each student's needs. All levels are welcome.
Sivananda Yoga
Sivananda yoga is a style of traditional hatha yoga developed by a great sage from India in order to help people gain peace of mind and contentment. It is a balance of breathing (pranayama), postures (asana), and relaxation (savasana). This class can be seen as a moving meditation where students move slowly from posture to posture while focusing their attention and energy inward. In our daily lives, our senses are constantly being overloaded, therefore, allowing yourself some time to quiet the mind will have great benefits. Students will leave class feeling relaxed, reenergized, and renewed.
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