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Class E-mail Notification List
Our current class schedule is presented farther below, but first please
consider taking a moment to sign up on our e-mail list to receive very occasional notifications and schedule
updates on our future movement class and workshop offerings:
Class Schedule (effective April 20, 2009):
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Mondays
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6:30-8:00 pm
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** Modern Dance (Int/Adv)
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Teresa Chapman
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$10
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Thursdays
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6:30-8:00 pm
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Lindsey McGill
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$10
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Saturdays
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10:30‑11:30 am
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Mary Williams
Joe Modlin
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Saturdays
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10:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Iyengar Yoga (Mixed-level)
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Monti Mayrend
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$12 / $10
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** held only when Barnevelder's resident dance company Suchu Dance is in session;
call 713.529.1819 to verify actual dates class will be held
Cost: If two prices are given, the first is the "drop-in" rate, the
second is the "punch card" rate (a punch card is good for 3 months and is good for 6 classes or more... however many you want
to pay for)
When to begin: There are no official session start dates ... you may
join any of these classes at any time and not have "missed anything". All classes are structured in such a way as to make
newcomers feel welcome and at ease.
Class Descriptions
Iyengar Yoga will challenge you at many different levels. Based on the Iyengar Model, students can
expect to become stronger, more flexible, emotionally and spiritually more centered and aware. This is a process of refinement,
moving from gross to subtle and from resistance to release. Wear loose fitting clothes, shorts preferred. And remember: "The
degree of effort required to get you this far will not be sufficient to carry you further." (Ain't that the truth!) But don't
be scared off by this statement... the instructor, Monti, is very personable and adaptable, with a fantastic sense of humor.
Gyrokinesis incorporates movement principles from yoga, dance, gymnastics, swimming, and tai-chi.
It aims at stretching and strengthening muscles while simultaneously stimulating and strengthening connective tissues in and
around the joints of the body. Exercises, synchronized with corresponding breath patterns, enhance aerobic and cardiovascular
stimulation and promote neuromuscular rejuvenation. Unlike most conventional exercise, where linear or isolated movement patterns
are performed, creating uncoordinated strength, Gyrokinesis emphasizes multiple joint articulations without compression, thus
strengthening ligaments and attachments. Postures are smoothly and harmoniously connected through the use of breath, making
exercises appear and feel more like a dance than traditional yoga.
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