Yoga Instructors in Maricopa, Arizona (Pinal County)

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Vibetality is the world's first and the world's only Whole Body Vibration, Fitness, Yoga and Recovery studio. Our uniquely effective fitness classes offer unparalleled results by combining cutting edge science with ancient practices. The Vibetality class system works together to target all 7 pillars of health: Cardio, Strength, Power, Athleticism, Flexibility, Balance and Recovery. The Vibetality whole body vibration plates we use create advanced accelerated biomechanical muscle stimulation to increase the gravitational load placed on your muscles during classes, this increase works your reflex activation by sending kinetic energy throughout your body to achieve many lasting benefits.... See More

The mission of the Tao Healing Center is to provide guidance and education to people who seek an open-minded, integrative, and practical spiritual direction for changing their lives and creating a healthier and more balanced lifestyle. The Tao Healing Center is a nonprofit organization.

Tao Healing Center is operated by Tao Fellowship, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes spiritual awakening, self-realization, and natural healing of body, mind, and spirit in the tradition of Tao.

Now we give free classes to seniors 75 and older and students 13 and younger.
Half price to seniors 65-74, students 14-17 and veterans.... See More

Go in. Peace Out.
Yoga without boundaries. Yoga is the art and science of unity that must be experienced to be understood. We invite you to Go In and experience Yoga for yourself. Everyone is welcome. Feel free to visit in person or call us at .

I am a 500 Yoga Alliance Certified coach. I teach a variety of yoga and wellness classes and workshops. I teach in the studio as well as offering private and corporate options. Please call or email with additional questions.

Go in. Peace Out. Yoga without boundaries. Yoga is the art and science of unity that must be experienced to be understood. We invite you to Go In and experience Yoga for yourself. Everyone is welcome. Feel free to visit in person or call us at .... See More

Yoga. Every Body. All The Time.
Upon creating Yoga Pulse, it was vital that our studio be a place where anyone, any body, could come to practice yoga. At the heart of this studio is a philosophy that aims to bring people together, providing a catalyst through which our students and clients feel comfortable as they each encounter their own yoga journey; the journey of the self, to the self, through the self. This is YOUR practice & we aim to be a studio that empowers and encourages you.... See More

I came to my practice with over ten years of professional experience in Dance, Drama, and Fine Arts. As a Dance Major at Hofstra University, I was also a student of Anatomy & Physiology, Human Biology, and Kinesiology.

The Stella Adler Conservatory provided an education in Theater, whose studies included Alexander Technique, vocal techniques and breathing exercises designed to warm up and fine tune the performing artist’s instrument – the entire body.

As a natural progression from these studies, I discovered my practice of Yoga, with the guidance of Iyengar instructor, Norma Colon, founder of Yorkville Yoga.

My teacher training and certification at New York Yoga, with Nixa De Bellis, Michael Gilbert, Carl Horowitz, Kristin Leal, and Gina Menza, led to my dedication to the practice of Yoga as a way of life and an approach to health and well-being of the body, mind, and spirit.

As a practitioner of Prenatal Yoga during my first pregnancy, I discovered, first hand, its applications and benefits to pregnancy, motherhood, and physical rehabilitation. I studied and became certified in Prenatal Yoga. I am now the mother of two young boys and enjoy teaching yoga to expectant moms. In addition to my specialization in Prenatal Yoga, I teach all forms of Vinyasa Yoga with an Iyengar focus on alignment, particularly, in Restorative and Gentle applications.

I expanded my focus to include all forms of what I came to see as “Functional Yoga” or Yoga practiced for health, fitness, self-esteem, and healing, as opposed to Yoga practice that is driven by the desire to achieve certain poses. These functional approaches include Restorative, Rehabilitative, Gentle, Therapeutic, and, particularly, Chair Yoga or Yoga specifically designed for Seniors with compromised mobility. I find the greatest challenge and inspiration from adapting Yoga poses for the specific needs of the student.... See More