Reggae Yoga
“Yoga and reggae are two of the utmost conscious practices. Put them together and you’ve got a powerful force.”
Danielle Hoogenboom of Love Light Yoga is looking forward to spreading and sharing the royal energy out with DJ Tank Gyal. Vancouver Masssiveeee. Join us monthly for Sound Salutations as you bow to the bass! Next event: May 24, 2015 at 1pm. Tix: http://ow.ly/MOY3R Combining Empress forces for an epic sound powered yoga experience at the Fortune Club.
Conscious Mind Body Practice Coming Together Outside Studio Walls.
Using a combination of yoga styles and sweet reggae music with a side of dance party. Reggae yoga is designed to be uplifting and positive.
We have shifted our offerings to virtual for 2020. Stay tuned for our next event.
The classes begin with flowing, dynamic Vinyasa poses, then transition into slower Yin poses, with a break in the middle for a reggae dance party. During reggae yoga, participants are encouraged to break the “rules” of yoga, including the traditional rule of silence.
“It’s more about the feeling and the energy,” said Hoogenboom to the Province. “You want to leave here feeling positive and strong, not with your (butt) kicked and tired.”
Reggae’s generally slow tempo, heavy bass, and offbeat rhythms should appeal to yogis who like relaxing music with their practice; at the same time, reggae is definitely a little more lively than the type of music usually played in traditional yoga classes, providing interest for those who like a more “energetic” practice.
