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Day of the Eagle and Angel

With Bryan Kest

Still frame from Day of the Eagle and Angel

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  • 71 min
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  • 5.0 out of 5

About This Class

Bryan Kest guides a 71-minute dynamic flow that begins with child's pose and builds through progressive sun salutation rounds, standing balance sequences, backbends, twists, and floor-based hip and hamstring work before closing in a long, gratitude-focused seated meditation and supine rest. The physical spine of the class is a series of vinyasa flows—cobra, down dog, crescent lunge, plank, and three-legged variations—punctuated by extended standing balance work (warrior III / airplane, Bruce Lee Asana / standing split prep), camel pose with careful one-armed progressions, and a rich floor sequence including happy baby, supine straddle, plow/legs-overhead, and reclining twists. Throughout, Bryan relentlessly returns to the breath as the primary object of attention, framing deep nasal breathing as the gateway to focus, meditation, and stress relief. The class is explicitly framed around wellness, letting go of ego, cultivating gentleness and humility, and building a "neuron pathway of gratitude." Modifications are offered constantly—bent knees, knee pads, hands on buttocks instead of heels, early exits—making the practice accessible across levels while still offering depth for those who seek it.

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  • suzannesmd

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  • Sue

    A practice of always being less judgmental of any thing and any one, until one acquires intimate knowledge of the thing or the person. These past years have been the strongest practice in not buying into the “he saids” and “she saids” and then basing my opinion from “these others” agendas. Oh, its easier (lazier) , for sure. But never is it the complete truth. The practice of experiencing and having first hand knowledge versus listening to others and having information has been the practicality of my yoga practice. HArder to say , with humility “I don’t know that thing, or that person at all” so i will not judge. I will meet the pose (or person) face to face , then , and only then, do i have a right to my own experience. enjoy the practical.

  • Coko

    Thank you Bryan and thank you Melissa. The eagle was a bit shaky here on my end in Berlin. So grateful for the angel. Great class to observe challenging poses in shaky times finding support in being gentle and grateful.

  • justine89

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  • michelleja2727

    Great class especially for those days seeking a little bit more of challenge… long crescent lunges and camel poses… great gratitude meditation at the end… So glad even my hubby joined in… 20 years ago having practiced your original yoga videos ! Thanks Bryan!

  • Michael Kaplan

    Wow, this was a fantastic class! I just got to it on Saturday, but what a lovely way to finish up Inauguration Week. Thank you, Bryan and Melissa.

  • Jackie

    Might just be my very favorite class! Love the title. Extremely challenging physical practice and the benevolent vibration I felt today was powerful. Thank you Thank you ??. Can’t get enough of Bryan Kest Yoga

  • Jamie

    I missed this class in Inauguration Day- was happy to take it 2 days later. Calmness resonates from your classes.

  • Alyson

    What a great practice. I love the leisure pace. I’ve been breathing with Bryan for near 20 years. Thank you. I am grateful for this program.

  • amelia.eiras

    With D we enjoyed another great ?? ?practice! Thank you ?

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  • Judi

    You really are the best…I have followed and learned so very much from you. Judi, Namaste ?

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