Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Get Zen in the New Year: 5 to Try Yoga Studios in La Jolla



Get in shape after the holidays are a popular New Year's resolutions. Most of us start with a bang - walking, going to the gym, reducing carbohydrates - but after a few weeks, we tend to lose steam. One way to refresh yourself is to incorporate yoga in your routine.

Traditional Yoga helps you unite mind, body and soul. But yoga also will strengthen your body, and produce healthier you. Nowadays there are so many different branches of yoga, from India approaches the beginning Ashtanga, Bikram sequence for the ritual, and the hybrid Yogalates, everyone can find a form of yoga that will fit their needs.


La Jolla is home to a large number of yoga studios, unfortunately, Patch Picks can list only a handful. No matter where you start, try different styles, teacher, studio (special offer lots of new students), and eventually you will find a place where you will feel comfortable and reach the mind, body and spiritual purposes. Namaste.

La Jolla Yoga Center: Founder / Director Jeanie Carlstead has had more than 20 years experience of yoga, which is reflected in the complete package offered to the student center. La Jolla Yoga Center offers a variety of classes, and a schedule showing their level of comfort, from Beginners In accordance with the level of mixture. There are also programs for children, sports & yoga, prenatal, marriage, and healing and therapy. First-week special $ 30 price includes unlimited classes. The center also offers a Hatha or Vinyasa community

Bikram Yoga La Jolla: newly remodeled studio is home to a Bikram yoga class, which teaches a series of 26 yoga poses and breathing exercises in a heated room, for 90 minutes. Heated room helps your body muscles to move more smoothly, fat metabolism, and eliminate toxins. This class is open to yoga students of all levels. Introductory special is $ 25 for 10 days of unlimited classes.

Core Power Yoga: If you are looking for high energy yoga, you'll find it at Core Power Yoga. Class combines heat, music, breath and movement, to help you increase strength and flexibility, lose weight, and managing stress. They are intense and energizing. Print the online coupon for one free week of unlimited classes. Online Yoga is also offered, where students can practice at home at any time. Studio special events are offered, including yoga with live music.

La Jolla YMCA: Yoga at the Y may not be your first thought, but if you prefer a full training location, you can not beat Y. For yoga classes are offered to run the full gamut of styles: Gentle Yoga, Power Vinyasa Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Hatha Flow Yoga, Vinyasa Flow Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Yogalates. In addition to yoga, you can participate in other fitness classes like Pilates, Rumba, or Line Dancing. Y has a fitness center plus pools, full, and fitness programs for adults and children.

Luna Yoga: When you think about La Jolla, you think about the beautiful coastline, so why not combine beautiful scenery with yoga. Luna Yoga offers yoga classes in the outdoor ocean currents Calumet Park in Bird Rock. Continuing classes in the spring, Luna Yoga holds classes for all levels of $ 5 per class, 11 am - 12:15, Saturday and Sunday (bring your own yoga mat, large towel and water). Burstein instructor Mandy also works with the Bird Rock Yoga, offering private instruction, and teach the Full Moon Yoga, Yoga for Kids & Teens, and Stand-up paddleboard (SUP) yoga.

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