
- Active
- 70 min
- Flow
- 5.0 out of 5
About This Class
Bryan Kest leads this expansive flow class with a philosophy-first approach, opening in child's pose and building steadily through multiple rounds of a modified sun-salutation warm-up before expanding into a rich standing sequence. The flow features crescent lunges, prayer twists, hero pose (Warrior I family), triangle, twisting triangle, side-stretch variations, and arm-balance prep work including knee-to-elbow and knee-to-tricep poses. A spread-leg forward fold bridges the standing work to a grounding floor sequence of supine hip stretches (figure-four/reclined pigeon), supine spinal twists, and a final savasana. Throughout, Bryan consistently frames the practice around breath as the primary meditation tool — quieting the mind, listening to sensation, and moving incrementally to avoid injury. He actively encourages modifications, child's pose breaks, and self-regulation, making the class accessible despite its dynamic structure. The class suits anyone looking to build full-body heat and mobility while developing a more mindful, body-responsive movement practice.




Comments
11michelleja2727
Such a lovely energizing flow, so much length and strength for arms and legs without any balancing. Lovely reminders along the way to make it our own!
tipilivin
lovely as always, feeling good..thanks bryan
dmotr
fiore1905
Dear Bryan ,you are really great! I can’t live without your lessons anymore. A big hug from Italy
Kimberly Trapp
Nice solid flow, thank you Bryan and Melissa!
Virginia
Simply challenging and delightful. A smile in savasana 🙂
judyleroy
Excellent class! Thank you!??
Michael Kaplan
Great. Thank you so much.
michelleja2727
Phew is right…. slowed down to catch my breath as the legs were feeling that “beautiful burn” …lol
bc_ludwig
Time did fly as it twisted by. Except for my quads. They were certainly feeling it. My oh my! Brian, Peoria Heights, Ill.
Suzanne
Great class! Thank you for making this class available right after the live session.
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