A to Z Yoga Journey with Vytas Baskauska
“A to Z Yoga Journey” is a source of endless practices to go from beginner to advanced, and from tense to relaxed. With a mix of fresh, experimental flows and traditional sequences, you will be guided on a journey of continuous growth, regardless of current experience level. Embracing alignment in both body and mind, Vytas Baskauska teaches with authenticity and compassion, inspiring students to progress on and off the mat. Pick from a selection of quick, intense workouts, or indulge in long and engaging sessions for the ultimate yoga experience.
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Mixed Bag 5
With this class, being low on time isn’t an excuse anymore! Even if you just have 30 minutes on your hands, you can still engage in some great sequences for the mind and body. These Mixed Bag classes are exactly that; 30 minutes of strong but intelligent sequencing that will make you feel like yo...
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Mixed Bag 4
Your mat… 30 minutes of time… And a great guidance to squeeze as much as possible from those two things… Half an hour is enough to get you moving with strong, yet intelligent sequences to kickstart your yoga journey. This is 1 in a series of 5 Mixed Bag classes. And they’re all just as good!
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Mixed Bag 3
How much can you achieve in as little as 30 minutes on the mat? With this class, you’ll witness what’s truly possible in such a short period of time. If you’re in a rush, don’t hesitate to join and have a short, but fulfilling practice. This is 1 in a series of 5 Mixed Bag classes. Make sure to t...
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Visvamitrasana
This class will work toward an advanced posture called Visvamitrasana, which takes a lot of openness in the hips and hamstrings. We will work our way through all of the component parts on the way to attempting the full pose. Whether or not you actually can get into the full expression of the pose...
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Vasisthasana 2
A theme pose based class that is a variation of side plank, which takes both strength and flexibility. This class may be a little bit tough, but offers a lot of modifications to help you keep up. This pose is all about being grounded and balanced, yet being expressive and trusting as well. A perf...
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Twist and Flow
To maintain or restore the normal spinal rotation, it is recommended that you practice a simple spinal twist once or twice a day. However, when we feel especially tight or lethargic, it is nice to go deeper into twisting to help bring vigor and life into the spinal column. These twists stimulate ...
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The Advanced Practice
All of the classes included in this series are stepping stones that lead you to this final discipline. In this Advanced Practice, Vytas will guide you through a format that, for most people, will be the most challenging aspect of the series. It takes bravery and persistence to progress further in...
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V25 No. 9
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 8
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 7
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 6
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 5
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 4
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 3
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 2
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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V25 No. 1
When I practice at home, it is often because I don't have time to make it to the studio. When I am in a hurry, yoga is the best thing for me to slow down, but it's also tough to work a full-length class into my schedule. Through years of teaching and practicing, I've figured out that, for me, the...
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Short Holds
This practice is about moving the body in as many ways possible. Longer holds in positions allow for a lot of subtle refinement of the postures, but can be quite challenging. However, in this class, you will only hold each posture for a maximum of 5 deep breaths. This will allow for much more mov...
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Serious Back Strengthening
It’s time to prioritize our back! In this 1-hour class, Vytas will guide you through some serious back strengthening sequences. The muscles along the spine are some of the strongest muscles in the body, because they are used in almost every movement throughout our day. This class focuses on stren...
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Linearity
This practice is a very strong class that, unlike many other classes, doesn’t turn the hips open for its poses. These neutrally rotated postures, as we call them, are very challenging in many ways. One must recruit a large array of muscles to maintain even-ness without collapsing. This class will...
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Koundinyasana 1 to 2
Eka Pada Koundinyasana 1 & 2 are balancing postures that take a lot of upper body strength, core strength and lower body flexibility. This is a class that builds up to each arm balance individually and then finishes with a very advanced transition from one to the other. If you find that these pos...
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Knee to Chest
Another Core Based class in which Vytas focuses on the knee to chest movement from a variety of different angles. You are taught the template of how to correctly align the hip and knee with this movement.. And then the intensity builds! Try to keep up and see how grateful you will be after we’re ...
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Find Your Center
Students that are newer to yoga often think that it’s all about reaching outward… But this practice is all about drawing the body toward its middle. Oftentimes in yoga, we take big stretches that can pull us away from our energetic center. Outward flexibility without the ability to draw the body ...
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Stand on Those Hands!
There are many different ways to invert the body in yoga. One of the most basic inversions is handstand. If you are newer to the practice then you should be doing this entire class with a wall nearby. Most students will have a strong aversion to going upside down, especially in the middle of the ...
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Side (Plank) Stepping
Experience also has its downsides… For those of us who have been practicing a long time, the same transitions can get a bit tiring. In this practice, we will explore some new ways to step into standing. This class will breathe some fresh air into your yoga movements!