In this all levels practice, Tamika explores yoga that creates a state of yoga. What exactly is a state of yoga? Find out.
Meridians: heart, pericardium, triple warmer/san jiao (summer); gallbladder, kidney, liver, urinary bladder
Props: Wall; blanket and blocks might be helpful

In this practice, Tamika reminds us that we are always in service to our Self. Cultivate agency and awareness through this all levels class that is focused on opening the areas around the heart.

Tamika explores the foundational principle of Yin Yoga of sitting with yourself in stillness. Get curious about what's new to discover in each shape as you let yourself soften over time.

Props: strap, 2 blocks, bolster, blanket
All levels

Whether it is increasingly warm weather or a particularly difficult season of life, Tamika guides you through poses that rely on support to remind you that you are supported even in challenge.

All Yin classes are all levels, but this class involves poses that are a bit more challenging. A remind...

Grab a friend, yoga strap (or towel), and blocks, and practice this all levels Yin Yoga class together. Tamika guides you in a practice suited for the Late Summer to leave you feeling nourished and ready to engage in, or release, the day.

In this practice, Tamika guides you through a practice of self study to encourage deep listening to incremental shifts into more challenge or resistance to them.

Helpful props: wall, 2 blocks, bolster
All levels

Approach the shapes with a curiosity that reveals where you might shift your thinking and patterns on and off the mat.

All levels
Props: 2 blocks, bolster

Harness the energy of the full moon Tamika guides you to feel into a series of challenging poses while pausing for moments of stillness and breath, then encouraging deep release.

All levels, though some experience with Yin will help
Props: 2 blocks, 1 blanket, 1 strap

Leverage the pillars of yoga: self study, contentment, and surrender to experience the layers of the self (body, energy, mind, observer). Tamika guides a practice of long held postures and breath awareness to gain mastery of the mind and staying in that awareness for a while.

Props: blanket, blo...

Practicing with props often helps us get deeper into Yin poses, but we don't always have them around. Keep this practice with you when you want to practice your practice anywhere -- nothing else needed but your body.

Feel into the grounding and quiet within, especially when everything around is not that. Settle into your practice and let everything stop with this long-held, slow, and deliberate practice by Tamika.

Props: 2 blocks, strap (if possible otherwise a wall), bolster or blanket
All levels

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There are a plethora of opportunities to find yourself in the middle of busyness. Late Summer is one of those seasons in which there is a natural clamor and wrapping up quality to the energy around us. Overthinking is associated with this season, according to TCM. Tamika will guide you into radic...

In this Late Summer practice, you'll move into shapes that stimulate Stomach & Spleen meridians, energetic lines that correlate to Earth Element in TCM. In this practice, Tamika encourages you to listen to the body for cues that help create boundaries that may be modeled off the mat.

Props: wall...

Guided on a New Moon, Tamika invites you befriend the invisible, as some invisible things are awesome, like the breath, like the flow of energy after a deep compression. Be with yourself and owe nothing to anyone else in this practice of deep listening, feeling, and embodiment.

All levels
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In this quick Yin practice well-suited for the morning, Tamika will guide you in shapes to create balance and stillness to start your day off right.

PT 5:30 PM- CT 7:30 PM- ET 8:30 PM
Slow, deep stretch with Tamika

In this practice in which most poses are held for 5 minutes, embrace the rebound -- the residue of the postures after the release. This practice has long held poses with gooey transitions. You are encouraged to listen to. your body to back off or dive deeper as you feel compelled.

Those with tig...

In this class, calm the mind, soften the body with a series of Yin postures that create the space for a sumptuous Restorative practice.

Props: sofa/chair/pouf/ottoman, yoga strap, 2 blocks or bolster, 4-5 blankets, pillows, eye covering
Approximately 30 mins Yin, 45 mins Restorative

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Yoga creates a state of yoga. If that state isn't being created, is it yoga that we're doing? Tamika encourages you to use the wall and other props as support in moving into a state of harmony alongside challenge.

This practice is helpful for low back sensitivity and days of fatigue.

Props: wal...

In this practice, Tamika guides you through a practice to generate a more reactive spirit... to action your yoga.

Props: 2 blocks, a yoga strap and a bolster might be helpful

Take the time to get quiet to hear, sense, and notice what you really want and need. The Yin postures will give insight as to what you need in adjusting for what works for you while the Restorative postures will offer spaces of calm and deep listening.

Props: blankets, 2 blocks

Imagine being able to sit with yourself in quiet, explore deep listening to your body and your mind, and then resting for a while. You don't have to imagine that reset. It's here. Wipe the slate clean with this gooey class that is a full reset for the week.

Variations shown with two bodies
2 Blo...

Sometimes you just need a series of backbends to break open. Enjoy this well-sequenced series that invites grounding and connection to the earth -- a soft place to land for your open-heartedness.

Props: 2 blocks, bolster, strap

Late Summer energetics in Yin Yoga are correlated to grounding and Earth-oriented practices according to Five Element Theory. In this class, Tamika adds a bit of Fire element energetics to add a spark to what can be a bit of a malaise. This practice is great for any time you're feeling stuck and ...