
- Active
- 70 min
- Flow
- 4.7 out of 5
About This Class
Bryan Kest leads this richly philosophical flow class centered on the theme of sustainability — using gentleness and moderation as the keys to a lifelong yoga practice. The class opens in Child's Pose with an immediate emphasis on deep, free breathing as the primary tool for presence. A progressive warm-up moves through Downward Facing Dog, Plank, Baby Cobra, and a locust-style back extension before building into a rhythmic standing flow that layers in side stretches, forward folds, twists, and crescent lunges. A substantial balancing sequence challenges students with airplane pose, standing knee-to-chest, standing twists, extended-leg balances, and figure-four squats (pigeon prep standing), all held through a lens of calm, non-judgmental awareness. Backbend depth escalates from Cobra through Bow Pose to a full King Cobra variation for those ready. Dolphin Pose and toe-stretching kneeling poses add targeted wrist, ankle, and shoulder work. The class closes on the floor with Baddha Konasana, Happy Baby, supine leg stretches, a brief core series, and supine twists before a long Savasana. Throughout, Kest repeatedly invites students to back off, personalize intensity, and meet falling or struggle with equanimity rather than stress.




Comments
16suzannesmd
It was not easy, but it was great! Thank you!
Nicole
suzannebrick2008
Really enjoyed the deep strength and length through different poses.
Kimberly Trapp
Sustainability, perfect name for this flow. Felt it at the root. Thank you.
Jackie
Lisa
Loved this. Thank you!
truthanspirit
great!
Marisa Wilshire
So grateful for this practice!
michelleja2727
As always thanks for creating this space to cultivate acceptance, especially through that strong balancing sequence!
Ivana Hakimi
Natalie
j-ello, is it me that you’re looking for? another change up to our regular flow, much welcomed. pigeons, balancing and all the good things!
cjw928
dmotr
mcutillo
Michael Kaplan
Lovely class. Thank you!
mellow
boss
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