Power Yoga

Humble Strength

With Bryan Kest

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  • Active
  • 64 min
  • Flow
  • 4.8 out of 5

About This Class

Bryan Kest leads this full-body dynamic flow that weaves together upper-body strengthening (plank, down dog, dolphin, cobra, side-plank variations), lower-body work (crescent lunge, Warrior Two, triangle, one-legged balance, toe squat), and deep spinal mobility (twisting lunges, wide-leg forward fold, half lotus forward bend, supine spinal twists). The class is built around a repeating vinyasa-style sequence on each side, progressing from warm-up rounds of plank–up dog–down dog through increasingly layered standing and balancing poses. Throughout, Bryan's central teaching is that breath—deep, fluid, nasal when possible—is the true backbone of the practice and the primary meditation. He consistently encourages practitioners to work to their own degree, modify freely (blocks, dropping knees, bending into poses), and prioritize sensation over achievement. The session closes with a seated gratitude meditation and a final Savasana, framing the entire class as a practice in humble, mindful self-awareness.

Comments

  • Sue

    James Allen wisdom. Thank you for a class of self empowerment. Definition of Freedom. or, ‘not being forced’. when our “Wellness” is forced, capitalizing on that sick gym mentality screaming ….’but i dont want to be judged or ridiculed, so i gotta force”, this class reminds me how insane it is to follow force versus screaming back ” enough is enough”. sweet lesson , B and M !

  • Rachel

    Great for strength and calmness.

  • Onya

    Great class. Thank you!

  • Onya

    Great class. Thank you!

  • Jackie

    Fantastic class, love Bryan’s calm voice, the slow flow. My 1st 1 hr class since hand surgery in May and with some modifications I managed the whole hour!

  • Kathi Beitzke

    So geil

  • Tracy

    Love the arm strength and the counter stretches.

  • Andrea Allen

    One of my new favorites – love the arm strength!

  • Petra

    Nice, strong, gentle flow. Needed more warmup to do the arm strength sequences in the beginning.

  • Alyson

  • michelleja2727

    What a powerful start for the warm up sequence… arms definitely felt the heat. Wonderful flow as usual ! Blessings and gratitude Melissa and Bryan !

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