Each of our classes offers you a chance to take a daily break and spend time with yourself—time to learn, to feel, to play.  You’ll explore the dichotomy of finding ease in intensity and letting go to discover what you seek.  Each class will challenge you, but not always in the way you think.  Come find out why our students tell us they leave more connected, grounded and peaceful.

Basics/Level 1

Perfect for all levels, each basics class follows a similar format.  Class starts slowly, going over the elemental building blocks of the practice.  As we describe the poses we teach how they may be modified to fit the way your body is in this moment.  This gives everyone an equal chance to experience the benefits of the practice while making adjustments for her own needs.

Many beginning students choose this class for the slower pace and more detailed instruction for each pose. 

More advanced students choose a basics class as they begin to transcend the physical practice and focus on breath and presence.  Of course, sometimes you just want a slower pace and a basics class offers that.

Yoga is not hierarchical in nature, meaning there aren’t levels described in the Yoga Sutras or any other texts.  It is equally challenging to become present in a basics class as it is an all levels.

Direction will always be provided for the poses the teacher offers the whole class.  More advanced poses may be offered for advanced students who already know how to do them.   

All Levels

Zuda’s signature class—vigorous, dynamic, flow-based yoga where variance and creativity are the norm.  Each class differs from the last to help you find your edge. 

• You will sweat
• You will be challenged
• You will have fun

This is the full expression of vinyasa as moving meditation.  Linking breath with movement the practice become dancelike—an interplay of motion and stillness.  Strength, flexibility, balance and cardio come into harmony.  Described as “an awakening” the only way to truly understand is to do it.  

We suggest you have a familiarity with Sun Salutations A & B before tackling an all levels class, or have previous experience.

Students of all levels of experience can practice together because everyone takes accountability for her own practice.  Ahimsa, or the idea of doing no harm, beginning with you, is a central tenant

“We need Zuda because we need a place to let go of all the things that happen in the rest of our world and to feel good.”  Zuda student

You play music? Music is offered in many of our classes to support, inspire and uplift you.  For many, it is another way into presence.