03/31/2026
Happy Tuesday afternoon yoga friends! Wednesday (4/1) yoga session: Slow Flow Vinyasa at 9:00 a.m. est. "I move with intention and grace." Begin the new month nourishing your mind, body and spirit. All are welcome. Sliding Scale Donation: $5-$10. Cash or Zelle. Look forward to sharing yoga together in a welcoming and inclusive community space. In love and kindness, Tammy 🌺
You can confirm a mat space by sending a text to: (772) 332-3158, booking a space online here: https://www.breatheinspireyoga.com/schedule/47fa2949-ef77-45e1-8f02-48c2d428ab52_1775048400
or commenting below this post that you will be attending.
What you will need to bring to class:
Yoga Mat (I have some available for use if you don't have one).
Yoga Blanket, Large Towel or Cushion
Water
Key Benefits of Slow Flow Vinyasa
Stress Reduction and Relaxation: Because it focuses on slower movements and deep breathing, it directly lowers stress, lowers cortisol levels, and activates the parasympathetic nervous system (rest-and-digest).
Enhanced Mind-Body Connection: The deliberate pace encourages, "moving away from the head and into the body," creating a meditative atmosphere that fosters mindfulness and self-reflection.
Improved Flexibility and Strength: While gentle, it is a form of exercise that increases strength and mobility, often leaving more time to properly align and "access hard-to-find muscles".
Better Alignment and Accessibility: Unlike faster Vinyasa, this style allows time to learn and hold poses, making it ideal for beginners, seniors, or those with injuries.
Reduced Risk of Injury: The focus is on conscious movement rather than speed, providing a safe, low-impact way to improve body awareness and stability.
Improved Balance and Stamina: Regular practice leads to better balance and physical stamina, as the body is trained to hold poses for longer durations.
Who can benefit?
Beginners to Yoga
Individuals Seeking Stress Relief
People with Stiff or Aching Muscles
Seniors and Older Adults
Athletes or Experienced Yogis on Rest Days
Those Recovering from Injury or Chronic Condtions