"No hurry, no slack... a well paced practice is the key to success."
-Kuo Lien-Ying
Ongoing Weekly Classes:
Monday
12 - 1 pm - Pacific Shores Club - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
Tuesday
12 - 1 pm - Amgen - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
5:30 - 6:30 pm - Crunch (S.M.) - Hatha Yoga (level 1 - 2)
Wednesday
10 - 11 am - Woodside Library - Taijiquan / Qigong (Silk Reeling Exercises & Chen 48 Form) (free to the public)
(meets in the garden area, behind the library)
12 - 1 pm - Pacific Shores Club -Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
7:30 - 8:45 pm - Planet Granite (Blmnt.) - Hatha Yoga / Raja Yoga (level 2 - 3)
Thursday
5;30 - 6:30 pm - Pacific Shores Club - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
Friday
10 - 11 am - Portola Valley Library - Hunyuan Qigong (free to the public)
(meets in the redwood grove area, behind the library)
12 - 1 pm - Pacific Shores Club - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
Sunday
8:30 - 9:30 am - Crunch (S.M.) - Hatha Yoga (level 1 - 2)
10:30 - 11:30 am - Twin Pines Park - Taijiquan / Qigong (Silk Reeling Exercises & Laojia Yilu) (donation-based, $10 suggested donation)
(Class meets in the lower, grassy picnic area, across from the stage. On days that area is occupied we will meet further into the park, on side of the main path, just past the playground area. Class will not meet on days it is raining)
4:00 - 5:15 pm - Planet Granite (Blmnt.) - Hatha / Raja Yoga (level 2 - 3)
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Note: "Hatha / Raja Yoga" classes will focus on asana and pranayama practice, as well as more extended seated meditation practice, whereas "Hatha Yoga" classes will generally speaking not spend as much time on the more extended seated meditation practices of Raja Yoga.
12 - 1 pm - Pacific Shores Club - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
Tuesday
12 - 1 pm - Amgen - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
5:30 - 6:30 pm - Crunch (S.M.) - Hatha Yoga (level 1 - 2)
Wednesday
10 - 11 am - Woodside Library - Taijiquan / Qigong (Silk Reeling Exercises & Chen 48 Form) (free to the public)
(meets in the garden area, behind the library)
12 - 1 pm - Pacific Shores Club -Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
7:30 - 8:45 pm - Planet Granite (Blmnt.) - Hatha Yoga / Raja Yoga (level 2 - 3)
Thursday
5;30 - 6:30 pm - Pacific Shores Club - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
Friday
10 - 11 am - Portola Valley Library - Hunyuan Qigong (free to the public)
(meets in the redwood grove area, behind the library)
12 - 1 pm - Pacific Shores Club - Hatha Yoga
(non-public class)
Sunday
8:30 - 9:30 am - Crunch (S.M.) - Hatha Yoga (level 1 - 2)
10:30 - 11:30 am - Twin Pines Park - Taijiquan / Qigong (Silk Reeling Exercises & Laojia Yilu) (donation-based, $10 suggested donation)
(Class meets in the lower, grassy picnic area, across from the stage. On days that area is occupied we will meet further into the park, on side of the main path, just past the playground area. Class will not meet on days it is raining)
4:00 - 5:15 pm - Planet Granite (Blmnt.) - Hatha / Raja Yoga (level 2 - 3)
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Note: "Hatha / Raja Yoga" classes will focus on asana and pranayama practice, as well as more extended seated meditation practice, whereas "Hatha Yoga" classes will generally speaking not spend as much time on the more extended seated meditation practices of Raja Yoga.
Private Lessons:
Please feel free to contact Ben for any enquiries about private lessons and availability.
Class Locations:
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Planet Granite (Belmont)
100 El Camino Real Belmont, CA 94002 650/591.3030 Portola Valley Library 765 Portola Rd. Portola Valley, CA 94028 Woodside Library 3140 Woodside Rd. Woodside, CA 94062 |
Crunch (San Mateo)
1150 Park Place San Mateo, CA 94403 650/212.4653 Pacific Shores Club 1100 Seaport Blvd. Redwood City, CA 94063 650/817.9035 Amgen 1120 Veterans Blvd. South San Francisco, CA 94080 |
Class Levels:
Level 1:
More time spent on foundational postures, and basic alignment principles for safety, strength and integration of body, and proper energy flow.
Level 2:
More challenging sequences and variations are introduced, as well as a bit more time spent with inversions and arm balancing poses.
Level 3:
More challenging sequences and variations, inversions, arm balancing poses, as well as a more extended meditation and pranayama practice.
Note: Class levels are intended to support the practitioner in better determining the type of class that is the best fit for them, at their current place in their practice. All classes include instruction in mindfulness, proper breathing, proper postural alignment, and relaxation. Posture modifications and variation suggestions will be offered, when appropriate.
