Power Yoga

They’re Listening!

With Bryan Kest

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  • Active
  • 70 min
  • Flow
  • 5.0 out of 5

About This Class

This class opens in child's pose and immediately establishes its core teaching: a deep, fluid breath through the nose is the foundation of everything. From there Bryan moves through progressive warm-up rounds — down dog, side-angle variations, plank flows, cobra, and crescent lunge sequences with twists, heart-openers, and forearm-inside lunge variations. A dynamic "warm-up three" sequence introduces chair pose, standing side bends, one-legged down dog, airplane balance (Warrior III variant), bent-knee balance, and hand-behind-back down dog. The second half shifts to deep floor work: wide-leg seated forward fold, single-leg forward folds, reclined figure-four (supine pigeon), supine twists, happy baby, and a reclined leg-spread hamstring stretch. The class ends with camel pose, a seated gratitude practice, and savasana. Throughout, Bryan emphasizes going to a "modest degree," listening to the body, taking breaks freely, and treating the practice as a healing rather than a workout. No explicit contraindications are named, though he repeatedly encourages modification and backing off whenever something doesn't feel right.

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  • emerle

    I feel worked-out! 2nd time I have done this great class!

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  • michelleja2727

    Loved that So Flo Flow… so many references to South Florida on that one. Just that right mix of strength, stamina and stretch! Much appreciation from Miami !:)

  • tipilivin

    lovely

  • mariateresacalal

    This is a wonderful, strong class, that makes you sweat and stretch,

  • Alyson

    Great practice. Just great all around. Loved the meditation time. When I walked my dogs at six this morning it was one above with little wind. The stars were brilliant. Gorgeous. Thank you both for another great practice.

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