SoundYoga in West Seattle
Virtual online Yoga classes
While the pandemic brought many changes to our lives SoundYoga’s resilience has allowed us to endure. We continue to teach most classes online and one day a week offer in-person classes at a beautiful studio in West Seattle, near our former location. Our community continues to grow and we continue to support each other physically and emotionally.
If you haven’t tried a virtual Yoga class, please watch the inspiring video below of SoundYoga students talking about their experience. If you would like to try a virtual Yoga class or sign up for the next series just click on the link below.
Watch this inspiring video from SoundYoga students who practice Yoga on-line and hear what they have to say:
“I’m 80 now and I catch colds easily. If I am in a small space and someone coughs then I catch it. When I heard you were going virtual I was so happy to know I could come back to Yoga classes at SoundYoga. You have created a very special space. The teachers… the students… and the environment… I always feel so relaxed after class and less stressed. Flexibility and strength that I lost are returning.
I do some conscious breathing and my mind relaxes. Thank goodness for virtual and in person Sound Yoga!!!”
If you’re new to Yoga or simply looking for the right place to stretch your body and mind, SoundYoga is for you.
If you’re an established Yoga student tired of competing for floor space, mats, or being one of 40 people in a Yoga class, SoundYoga is for you.
In fact, we’re so sure you’ll enjoy the SoundYoga experience, we’re offering your first class for free.
*Only for people who are new to SoundYoga.
SoundYoga is just what you are looking for. . .
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We offer small group classes (6 max, in-person), to support personal growth, through individualized yoga instruction.
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In SoundYoga’s peaceful setting we focus on you, your body and your breath – practicing with a few other students under the guidance of well-trained Yoga instructors. We offer a variety of classes, each adapted to individual’s needs, body types, health status, and personal life goals.
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SoundYoga’s teachers are all Certified Yoga Teachers in the tradition of Krishnamacharya, a distinction rare to most yoga studios, and focus on adapting postures to the individual, sequencing them optimally, and ascribing therapeutic value to specific movements and breathing.
SoundYoga also provides weekend workshops on special topics and Yoga Therapy in a one-on-one setting. For home use, we also offer a video to help prevent osteoporosis entitled “Strong Bones Yoga.”
What Is Yoga?
Yoga has been used for more than 5000 years to unite mind, body, and spirit. In Yoga we combine movement, breath, meditation, and sound to calm the mind, stretch and strengthen the body, and bring a sense of well-being and joy to our souls. Read more …
Why Is Yoga Good For Us?
Many national and international studies have shown that yoga can improve our health and well-being. Yoga increases flexibility and improves posture and balance. It reduces stress by lowering stress hormones and increasing circulation to our organs with focused breathing. Yoga strengthens our muscles and bones. It can help to relieve pain in some conditions by increasing blood flow. Yoga improves brain function by integrating the right and left sides of your brain through movement.
Who Is Yoga For?
Everyone, regardless of age, ability, or experience can benefit from Yoga. Depending on the student and the goal it might be employed to reduce stress, increase flexibility, relieve pressure on a certain part of the body or to develop better focus, strength and peace of mind. Read more …
“I arrive at class knowing that Chris has a plan for us that day…which she attends to diligently. This allows me to focus on my poses and movement and not wonder “what’s next?’. Her voice is crystal clear. Her check-ins, meditations and chants make class a full body/mind/spirit work-out. My practice at Sound Yoga is a very important part of my life thanks to Chris.”
“Yoga, what a scary notion for a 72 year old man to contemplate. I pretty much always considered yoga to be too woo woo for me. But given my aging body, stiff joints, increasingly poor balance I knew I had to do something.
My wife introduced me to Chris and her studio in West Seattle. A couple of things about Chris and her mode – no bs and no jargon. Very welcoming. I now take two classes a week. One of which is a combination of yoga and weight training. Very rigorous and I’m the only guy in the class.
I must say my flexibility, strength and balance have all improved. The bottom line, my golf swing and score are noticeably improved. Works for me.”
