
- Robust
- 80 min
- Flow
- 4.8 out of 5
About This Class
This class opens with breath education in Child's Pose — covering ujjayi technique, heat generation, and the philosophy of breath — before methodically layering movement complexity. A gentle warm-up through Sunbird, Cat-Cow, and Sphinx transitions into flowing Sun Salutation-style sequences linking Plank, Cobra/Upward Facing Dog, and Downward Facing Dog. Standing work progressively introduces Crescent Pose, Warrior One, Warrior Two, Chair Pose, Warrior Three (balance), Triangle, Half Moon, and Ardha Chandrasana with optional Chapasana bind, alongside a challenging hip-opening Dancer's Bridge. Core strength is woven throughout via forearm plank, dolphin pose, and a signature slow-roll plank entry from tippy-toed Downward Dog. Arm balance options (crow, side plank) are offered without pressure. The class winds down through Pigeon, Baddha Konasana, Seated Forward Fold, Happy Baby, and an extended free-choice exploration before Savasana. The instructor frames the practice as one of balance, self-awareness, and breath-led mindfulness, consistently inviting students to explore weaknesses rather than play to strengths, and to leave the ego aside.



Comments
5Yulia
Greate practice made me shake and sweat. I really liked it! I will definitely repeat. Thanks!!
SK
I always love Byron’s classes and I chose this class as there was a review that mentioned that there are not to many planks. This is a strength based practice – planks/DD/ forearm planks are heavy in this class – not what I wanted today. I had to modify and skip a lot. However, the pace is unhurried and the sequence is as always intelligent without being overwhelming. But this is a strong 90 minute practice.
Member
Not as “high octane” as some of Byron’s 90 minutes sweat fests but definitely strong and satisfying, with his signature interesting sequences. Perfect for a day when you don’t feel like doing that many planks:) Thank you!
Andi Young
Perfect blend of strength and flexibility! Loved it!
JenniferLHeaton
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