YOGA IS SIMPLE
LISTEN
SHOW UP
ALLOW
BREATHE
MOVE
At Satsang, we practice Vinyasa-style Hatha-Raja Yoga - an integration of posture, breath, rhythm, mantra, music, and philosophy.
Over time, practice becomes less about achieving poses and more about developing steadiness, clarity, and awareness.
WORK BECOMES PLAY.
WORK BECOMES PLAY.
The
HEART OF SATSANG
is the daily practice held in the shala.
A typical class weaves together several elements:
Breath-centered movement
Music that supports rhythm and mood
Intelligent sequencing
of postures
Mantra and sound vibration
Reflections from yoga philosophy
Hands-on assists offered with care
At Satsang, we practice together rather than separating students into rigid levels. Newer students and longtime practitioners often share the same room, learning through guidance from the teacher and through the collective rhythm of practice itself.
DEPTH GROWS THROUGH REPITITION.
DEPTH GROWS THROUGH REPITITION.
Ready for class?
If you’re new, All Levels or Beginners Vinyasa are beautiful places to begin. Arrive a little early. Introduce yourself to the teacher. We’ll take it from there.
Not sure where to begin?
Our teachers are always happy to help.
Private Practice
Some students enjoy working more directly with a teacher.
Private sessions offer space to:
refine alignment
work with injuries or limitations
explore philosophy more deeply
develop a sustainable personal practice
In Class Private: a teacher to assist you in every posture
corporate and event yoga (like weddings)
It’s simply another way to study yoga.
On-Demand Library
Life doesn’t always line up with the studio schedule.
For students traveling, living at a distance, or practicing from home, Satsang offers an On-Demand Library.
Recorded classes follow the same thoughtful structure as in-studio sessions and help students maintain continuity in their practice.
The intention is not to replace the shala, but to extend the rhythm of practice beyond it.
TO BE FLEXIBLE
EXPERIENCE
YOU JUST NEED
BREATH AND A SENSE OF ADVENTURE
Step into the room.
Roll out a mat.
We’ll practice together.

