Taproom Yoga w/ Niyati

A locally focused craft brewery with a penchant for brewing a wide array of styles from classic German style lagers and Belgian inspired ales to more popular New England IPAs. When we brew a beer, we brew it with uncompromising integrity and with a desire to make the best example of that style possible. Come taste the difference in our greater Boston tap room located in Malden, Massachusetts

Idle Hands Craft Ales

Yoga in the Taproom! A one hour flow-based (vinyasa) styled class open to all skill levels. Ticket includes a post class beer.

The flow-based (vinyasa) styled class combines movement and form and unites mind and body. Classes are designed for new and experienced students alike, intended to be challenging yet accessible with variety of options. Expect variations of dynamic, energetic movements with longer hold embodied within moderately paced sequences. This style of yoga not only stretches and strengthens your physical body but offers the opportunity for greater inner knowing.Tickets are $20 and include the class and a half pour of beer post class. Please bring your own mat, water bottle, and any necessary props (blocks, straps, foam rollers, etc.)About Niyati:Niyati came to yoga with a desire to connect with its and her own South Asian roots. After struggling to meditate, she came to asana (postural practice) as a way to reach deeper layers of consciousness.Niyati completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training at JP Centre Yoga in Boston under the direction of Daniel Max, Alana Brennan, and Alex Bauermeister with focus on alignment, yoga philosophy and social justice. Through yoga teacher training, Niyati learned how focused meditation (dharana) on postures could translate to stillness and meditation (dhayna) as a daily practice. The South Asian co-trainees, mentors, and teachers in the training inspired Niyati to find her unique voice and platform as a yoga practitioner and teacher.As a teacher, Niyati invites her students to use yoga as a means to move inward through the sheaths of our being to our inner knowing. She incorporates alignment cues, yogic philosophy, and Sanskrit words into her classes as a way to reconcile yoga’s ancient tradition with the adapted Western practice. Ultimately, she wishes her students to be left with a sense of equanimity and joy that can transcend beyond the mat.

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