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  • Turn your world upside down!

    ByAaron Fleming May 10, 2018

    Inversions are a big part of the Iyengar Yoga method. There’s headstand, shoulderstand, handstand, forearm balance — just to name a few. But how do you get started learning these poses? And are they safe to practice? If you want your inversion questions answered come to the Inversions Basics target class! This class is good…

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  • Learn to practice at home

    ByAaron Fleming February 5, 2018February 5, 2018

    1.13 tatra sthitau yatnah abhyasah Practice is the steadfast effort to still these fluctuations. In this yoga sutra “these fluctuations” are the movements of consciousness. We experience the movements in our consciousness when our thoughts are bouncing around. We have a thought which sparks another thought which turns into another thought, and so on and…

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  • What is Iyengar Yoga known for? (part 2: the best of the best teachers)

    ByAaron Fleming June 7, 2017July 6, 2021

    Iyengar Yoga is known for: being a method with roots in tradition creating the best of the best teachers accommodating a huge variety of students Regardless of the reason for taking classes, anyone who attends an Iyengar Yoga class is taught how to be a student of yoga. If you come to class because you…

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  • Yoga as Therapy

    ByAaron Fleming May 18, 2017June 7, 2017

    The practice of Iyengar Yoga is diverse; there is a wide variety of approaches within the method itself. This variety in approaches is important because people are varied. People within the same age group are varied compared to each other — for instance, some people are fit and some are not. And a person will…

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  • International Yoga Day, June 21, 2015

    ByAaron Fleming June 19, 2015

    Sunday, June 21st, will be celebrated around the world as the first International Yoga Day sponsored by the United Nations. Geeta Iyengar is encouraging us to use this day to honor yoga and our teacher, B.K.S. Iyengar. There are many ways that you can honor this day, whether it is through your own personal practice…

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  • You Change Your Schedule

    ByAaron Fleming May 18, 2015

    Over the past month or so I have noticed a trend in potential students asking me to teach classes at a different time of day, on a different day or even in a different neighborhood. They are siting these three variables as a reason why they can’t come to one of the classes being currently…

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  • Getting started

    ByAaron Fleming April 24, 2015

    In the 2nd chapter of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, Patanjali states that in order to get started in your practice one should follow the path of Kriya Yoga. Kriya Yoga is the yoga of action and is comprised of three parts: Tapas (burning zeal / excitement), Svadhyaya (self-study) and Isvara Pranidhana (surrender of the…

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  • Student Testimonial (guest blogger!)

    ByAaron Fleming April 7, 2015April 7, 2015

    In the winter I started Iyengar Yoga with Aaron Fleming at College Hill Yoga. Much to my surprise months later I am still attending 2x a week. The group classes are easy, informative and encouraging. Class participants cross all ages and have been great to meet. I have been given a lot of information, direction…

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  • Expect some obstacles

    ByAaron Fleming March 21, 2015

    When an aspirant enters upon the spiritual life, he naturally does so with great enthusiasm. The first steps he takes are almost always accompanied by feelings of peach and delight. Everything seems so easy, so inspiring. It is therefore very important that he should realize, right form the start, that this mood will not continue,…

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  • Obstacles to practice

    ByAaron Fleming March 13, 2015

    All practitioners, either seasoned or just starting out, are well aware of the many things that get in the way of a regular and consistent practice. Patanjali outlines 9 obstacles to practicing. They are: Vyadhi: disease styana: lack of interest / mental laziness samsaya: doubt pramada: carelessness alasya: idleness avirati: sense gratification / over indulgence…

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Asanas are done primarily to change the mental state, the mind-set and then the deeper layers of the mind, up to the consciousness and conscience.

~ Prashant Iyengar, Chittavijnana of Yogasanas

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  • About
    • Teachers
    • About Iyengar Yoga
    • Who can do Iyengar Yoga?
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Classes
    • Schedule
    • Class Descriptions
    • Policies
  • Blog
  • Let’s Practice