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Monday 7am - 10:30am 6pm - 7pm Tuesday 4:30am - 7:30pm 7am - 10:30am Wednesday 7am - 10:30am 4:30pm - 7:30pm Thursday 4:30am - 5:30pm 7am - 10:30am Friday 7am - 8:30am 9am - 10:30am Saturday 8am - 11am Sunday 8am - 11am

Native Yoga

Native Yoga Center is located in Juno Beach, Florida. NYC offers ongoing classes in Ashtanga, Native
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Welcome to the premier yoga and bodywork studio of the Palm Beaches, located in Juno Beach, Florida. Native Yoga Center offers Ashtanga yoga and Vinyasa yoga classes, Traditional Thai Massage and Thai Massage Certification Training, monthly workshops, Native Yoga Teacher Training and private classes.

03/27/2026

New podcast with .indrayoga titled Delia Leung | From Finance to Dharma Yoga (Finding Peace in a High-Stress World)

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Delia Leung’s story is one of real evolution. From careers in finance, law, and trading to becoming a respected Dharma yoga teacher in Hong Kong, she’s living proof that you can align your work with something deeper.

With a background in psychology, law, and Buddhist studies, and training under Dharma Mittra in New York , Delia brings a rare blend of intellect, discipline, and spirituality into her teaching. She now leads a boutique yoga studio and even shares these practices in high-performance environments like Google, helping people manage stress and reconnect with themselves.

In this conversation, we talk about what it really means to shift paths, how mindfulness can exist inside fast-paced corporate life, and why practices like yoga and meditation become even more powerful as we age. Delia also shares insights on discernment from Buddhist philosophy and reflects on the deeper meaning of happiness, inspired by places like Bhutan.

If you’ve ever felt pulled between success and something more meaningful, this episode will resonate.

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03/26/2026

If you’re dealing with wrist pain but still want to practice, this live class will show you how to adapt your yoga safely and effectively.

In this session, I break down how to practice Ashtanga and Vinyasa yoga with a wrist injury, including how to modify Sun Salutations, step or jump through, and transition without putting pressure on your wrists.

I’ll be wearing a wrist brace and demonstrating real-time modifications so you can continue your practice without making your injury worse.

This is perfect for anyone dealing with wrist pain, strain, or recovering from injury who still wants to move, breathe, and stay consistent with yoga.

You’ll learn:

• How to modify Sun Salutations without wrist pressure
• Alternatives to plank, chaturanga, and downward dog
• How to step or lightly transition instead of jump back
• Ways to maintain flow without aggravating your wrist
• How to keep your practice strong while healing

This class is great for Ashtanga yoga practitioners, Vinyasa yoga students, beginners, and anyone needing wrist-friendly yoga options.

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03/20/2026

New podcast with titled Kyung Pak: From Immigrant Struggle to Yoga, Motherhood, and Inner Strength

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There are some conversations that stay with you long after they end. This is one of them.

In this episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, I sit down with Kyung Pak, a yoga teacher whose life is a powerful reflection of resilience, devotion, and inner transformation. From growing up in South Korea to building a life in the United States, Kyung shares what it really looks like to navigate the immigrant experience while facing life’s deeper challenges.

We talk about her journey through single motherhood, raising a child with Down syndrome, and the path that led her from working as a paralegal to becoming a licensed lawyer. Through it all, yoga became more than just a practice. It became her anchor, her clarity, and her way forward.

Kyung also opens up about her years studying with Dharma Mittra and Tim Miller, and how those teachings shaped the way she now shares yoga, spirituality, and life with others.

This conversation touches on mental health, healing, spirituality, and what it means to truly cultivate an abundant mindset. Not as an idea, but as something you live and embody.

If you’re moving through challenges, searching for clarity, or just need a reminder of what’s possible, this episode is worth your time.

Listen now and take something with you into your own practice and your own life.

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03/13/2026

Are you an empath?

Listen to new podcast with .and.theotherside titled Empath & Psychic Abilities with Polly Green: How to Trust Your Intuition | Native Yoga Toddcast

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I just released a new episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast with Polly Green. Polly is a professional empath, psychic, and medium and we had a really interesting conversation about intuition, sensitivity to energy, and the path of spiritual growth.

Polly shares her story of growing up as a highly sensitive kid and how that awareness of emotions and energy shaped her life. Before fully stepping into her work as an empath and medium she spent years whitewater kayaking and traveling, eventually spending time in India and Bali where she deepened her practice of yoga, meditation, and mindfulness. Those experiences helped her understand and trust the intuitive abilities she had felt since childhood.

Now living in California, Polly works with people who are learning to understand their empathic nature, strengthen their intuition, and navigate life with more clarity and confidence.

In this episode we talk about what it actually means to be an empath, how to work with emotional overwhelm, how intuition develops, and how facing fear can lead to unexpected growth and transformation.

If you are curious about empathy, intuition, psychic awareness, or the connection between yoga, meditation, and spiritual development, I think you will find this conversation interesting.

In this episode you will learn:

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03/12/2026

If your mind won’t stop racing, this Yoga for Overthinking practice is designed to help you slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with your body.

Overthinking can leave the nervous system feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. In this gentle 10-minute yoga reset, we focus on slow movement, steady breathing, and mindful awareness to help calm an overactive mind and bring the body back into balance.

This practice is perfect if you're feeling mentally exhausted, anxious, or stuck in repetitive thoughts. The goal isn’t to force the mind to be quiet, but to soften the intensity of thinking through simple yoga and breath awareness.

This class is beginner-friendly and can be done at home with minimal space. If you're looking for yoga for stress relief, yoga for anxiety, or yoga to calm the mind, this short practice can help reset your nervous system and bring you back to center.

Take a few minutes, roll out your mat, and practice with me.

If you enjoy this practice, subscribe for more videos on:
• Yoga for mental health
• Yoga for stress relief
• Gentle yoga for beginners
• Yoga for nervous system regulation

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03/07/2026

We are excited to welcome Dawn Ferguson back for another beautiful Sound Journey and Meditation experience.

Join us tomorrow, Sunday, March 8 at 2pm for a deeply relaxing and uplifting experience unlike any other. Dawn creates a powerful atmosphere using her unique collection of resonant sound healing instruments, each one thoughtfully gathered over years of study and practice with some of the most respected sound healers in the field.

Give yourself the gift of slowing down. Breathe deeply, relax, and simply receive the calming vibrations in a peaceful sound garden setting.

A few spots are still available, so be sure to reserve your place in advance.

Come relax, reset, and leave feeling refreshed and renewed. We would love to share this special experience with you.

03/06/2026

New podcast with titled Michael Wagner | Near-Death Experience, Sri Dharma Mittra & the Path of Yoga

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Michael Wagner’s journey into yoga wasn’t a straight line.

Originally from Germany, Michael moved to New York City where he worked in modeling and acting. Through the intensity of that world and exposure to method acting, he began searching for something deeper to bring balance into his life. That search led him to yoga.

Since 2009, Michael has dedicated himself to the practice of Dharma Yoga, studying under legendary teacher Sri Dharma Mittra. Today he lives in London, sharing the teachings of yoga rooted in compassion, discipline, and self-realization.

In this episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, Michael also opens up about a powerful near-death experience that transformed his relationship with fear and strengthened his commitment to living fully in the present moment.

We talk about yoga philosophy, spiritual growth, and how practice can guide us toward clarity, resilience, and inner peace.
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In this episode you will learn:

* Michael Wagner’s journey from Germany to yoga realization in New York City showcases the power of yoga in achieving spiritual balance and inner peace.
* Training under Sri Dharma Mittra played a crucial role in Michael’s professional and personal development, embedding principles of non-violence and self-realization into his practice.
* Michael’s near-death experience was pivotal, reducing his fear of death and solidifying his commitment to living a fully present, spiritually enriched life.
* The benefits of yoga extend beyond physical fitness, influencing mental clarity, emotional wellbeing, and fostering a deeper understanding of self.

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03/05/2026

When the world feels uncertain, the most powerful thing we can do is come back to the body and the breath.

This 20-minute grounding yoga practice is designed to calm the nervous system, regulate stress, and help you feel steady even when global events feel overwhelming.

Rather than reacting to the noise, we practice returning to breath, sensation, and presence.

This is a slow, mindful sequence focused on:
• Nervous system regulation
• Gentle movement
• Breath awareness
• Feeling safe in your body

You don’t need experience. Just a quiet space and a willingness to slow down.

In times of instability, steadiness is a practice.

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02/27/2026

New podcast with titled Nathan Thompson: From Addiction to Awakening — Ashtanga, Buddhism & Escaping Samsara

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From addiction to awakening.

In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Nathan Thompson, devoted practitioner of Ashtanga yoga and Buddhism, to explore his journey from the depths of addiction to a life rooted in discipline, meditation, and spiritual inquiry.

Originally from London and now living in Laos, Nathan shares how the meditation techniques of S. N. Goenka became a turning point in his recovery—and how his path continues to evolve through both Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism.

We talk about: – What “Escaping Samsara” really means (and why it’s not what you think) – Individual vs. collective liberation – How fatherhood reshaped his understanding of compassion – The discipline required to truly transform

Nathan also hosts the podcast Escaping Samsara, where he dives deep into meditation, philosophy, and conversations with spiritual teachers around the world.

If you’ve ever wrestled with suffering, addiction, or the search for meaning—this episode will speak directly to you.

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02/20/2026

New podcast with Anne Marie Gordon of .fire.studios and .marie.heat.alchemy titled Anne Marie Gordon | The Alchemy of Heat: How Hot Yoga Transforms Mind, Body & Spirit

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Anne Marie Gordon is a veteran yoga teacher, pioneering studio owner, and a true force in the evolution of modern hot yoga. With over two decades devoted to spirituality and 15+ years of immersive practice, her path weaves together traditional yoga, Tai Chi, and the intensity of heat into something profoundly transformative.

Now based in Sheffield, she founded Soul Fire Studios — the city’s first hot yoga studio — and a thriving hub for authentic practice and community.

Trained in the lineage of Sri Dharma Mittra (500-hour certification), Anne Marie went on to develop Hot Yoga Alchemy — a groundbreaking method that integrates trauma-informed principles with traditional heat-based practice.

The result is a powerful container for healing, resilience, and personal transformation.

In this episode you will learn:
 • Real-world wisdom from decades on the path • Lineage-based teaching in a modern world • Trauma-aware insight for deeper practice • The honest story of building a yoga community from the ground up

If you’re curious about how yoga can truly change a life — teacher, student, or seeker — this episode will speak to you.

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02/13/2026

New podcast with titled Richard Brook | Bridging Yoga & Traditional Chinese Medicine for Holistic Living

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What does it really mean to align your life with your values?

On this episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, I sit down with Richard Brook, a holistic health practitioner who made a bold shift from running yoga and acupuncture clinics in London to co-creating a nature-based retreat life in Portugal at Moinhos Velhos.

Richard shares how integrating Eastern and Western wellness philosophies can unlock a more refined awareness of the body, mind, and spirit — and how true personal growth often begins when we choose alignment over comfort.

If you’re curious about holistic healing, community building, retreat life, or how to design a lifestyle rooted in purpose, this conversation will resonate deeply.

Listen now on the Native Yoga Toddcast Link in bio.

In this episode you will learn:

• The bridge between yoga and Traditional Chinese Medicine • How acupuncture and asana both work with the body’s internal networks • Why being grounded in nature changes your mental and emotional health • Building heart-centered community through shared vulnerability • What it takes to leave the “busy life” and follow your deeper calling

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02/12/2026

This grounding yoga practice is designed to calm the nervous system and gently soften the way we perceive experience. Rather than trying to fix or change anything, the practice invites a return to steadiness through slow, mindful yoga and embodied awareness.

The movements are simple and intentional, offering a grounding practice that supports nervous system regulation, stress relief, and mental balance. This is a gentle yoga practice for times of mental exhaustion, anxiety, or overthinking, when the mind feels polarized or split into opposites.

Through mindful movement and moments of stillness, we explore how grounding yoga can help soften reactivity and bring awareness back into the body. This practice emphasizes presence, sensation, and contact with the ground, allowing the nervous system to settle naturally.

This calming yoga practice is suitable for all levels and can be especially supportive if you’re looking for yoga for relaxation, emotional regulation, or a slow, somatic approach to reconnecting with the present moment.

Practice at your own pace, rest when needed, and allow the experience to unfold without expectation.

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Address

833 Donald Ross Road
Juno Beach, FL
33408

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 10:30am
	6pm - 7pm
Tuesday	4:30am - 7:30pm
	7am - 10:30am
Wednesday	7am - 10:30am
	4:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursday	4:30am - 5:30pm
	7am - 10:30am
Friday	7am - 8:30am
	9am - 10:30am
Saturday	8am - 11am
Sunday	8am - 11am

Telephone

+15612967996

Website

http://www.nativeyogacenter.com/

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