A to Z Yoga Journey with Vytas Baskauska

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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A to Z Yoga Journey with Vytas Baskauska
  • 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 ...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • Morning Practice

    Good morning, Sunshine! Oftentimes, we greet the day tired and tight… Sometimes it's challenging to jump right into a full practice just after getting out of bed. This short practice will cure what ails you and prepare you to meet any challenge the day might bring. Join us and start like a true c...

  • Deepen the Squat

    Deepen the squat....say no more. We all know that squats are some of the most demanding (yet rewarding!) exercises, but here’s how to take them to the next level. If you ever dreamed of perfecting this move, we’ll show you the full how-to!

  • Blindfold Practice

    If you were looking for something refreshing and experimental, you just found the right class! It’s time to turn off the lights and see how much one sense can change everything! This creative 60-minute sequence will keep you guessing... in the dark.

  • Inversions Class

    Inversion poses are excellent for improving strength, balance and blood flow… And this class will introduce you to the art of going “upside down” in your practice. We’ll begin with a warm up series meant to activate the muscles of the core and shoulders; this should nearly always be done before i...

  • Intermediate Balance Flow

    The Intermediate Balanced class covers all bases, and is a great “go- to” class to cure what ails you. It is just the right amount of challenge without being too strong. The class begins with Reclining Bound Angle Pose, which is great for lower back pain alleviation. Next, we’ll move into leg lif...

  • Meditation for Beginners

    All that you need to succeed in your meditation practice is a bit of persistence. An untrained mind will reject quietude and stillness. Fortunately, consistent effort will take you a long way on your journey… The technique we are about to practice here is simple and will give you the ability to w...

  • Not So HardCore

    Here is some more core strength for all of you yogis out there. This is a very challenging level 2 practice. It should leave you sweaty and panting at the end of 20 minutes... Just make sure that when working with these core muscles, you never strain or force. Take the time to do it right and res...

  • New Ideas for Old Vinyasa

    Tradition for tradition's sake doesn't serve anyone. Now that yoga has become popularized and we are seeing the results in millions of people, there are some changes that need to be embraced. Vytas will discuss his observations in over 10 years of teaching. This is less of a flow class and more o...

  • Mellow Mobility

    For those of us that need continuous work on our mobility, this is a great practice to incorporate into the regular fitness regiment. It targets all of the major areas of mobility, while also encouraging full focus and mindfulness. Get on your mat and free yourself from the tension you’ve been re...

  • Hips and Hamstrings

    Where does our freedom in movement come from? It turns out that two very important areas for that are the hips and hamstrings… This intelligent sequence will get to the deep stretches in a way that makes perfect sense and at the same time takes some strength and stamina. Open these areas and enjo...

  • Short and Sweet 1

    Strong vinyasa yoga alone can leave an imbalance in the body… That’s why it’s imperative to take it easy sometimes. The class flows through twisting poses, hip openers, and shoulder work to give your body a full and even stretch for blissful relaxation and restoration that is much needed by all o...

  • Simple Mindfulness Meditation

    Sometimes, all it takes to achieve inner peace and relaxation is getting away from the noise of complexity. This is a very simple, yet profound meditation practice for all those who want to wind down and focus on what’s going on inside their mind.

  • Functionality Above All

    There are many movements in yoga that move the body in extreme and non-sustainable ways. Those poses and sequences are fun, but they aren't the type of things we should be doing every day. If you truly want to have a daily practice, it should consist of mostly functional poses; moving the body in...