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Honey Flow: Forward Folds + LIVE MUSIC by James and Kent
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Kevin Bigger
e-ryt 500 yoga teacher and teacher trainer based in brooklyn, ny.
i started practicing yoga up in boston in my late teens, immediately after a period of massive (less than healthy) weight loss, and just before...
(suggested props: two blocks, a blanket, a bolster/big pillow, a strap, and a sandbag (if you have one))
Tonight’s Honey Flow features Live Music by James Muschler and Kent Ishimoto. If you would like to send them a virtual tip please Venmo @James-Muschler
On the yoga front, we explore the interplay between side bending and forward folding.
James Muschler is a multi-instrumentalist composer and performer. His current projects include MINK and Jane's Comet. James earned a BFA in Jazz Performance from The New School in Manhattan, where he currently serves as an Assistant Teacher for the Indian Classical Music Ensemble. James co-founded the band Moon Hooch and toured globally for 10 years. James lives in Brooklyn, NY where he offers gong baths, tabla accompaniment to yoga classes, and private drum lessons. Instagram @jamesmuschler
Kent Ishimoto explores the world (and his) through music. His curiosity led him to instruments like the guitar, kalimba, handpan, and voice. He expresses his art through many different mediums and locations. Kent is also a RYT 500 hour yoga teacher and a certified Katonah yoga teacher. He has played live music for Yoga classes since 2017. His experience as a teacher allows him to play off of the teachers and students to offer a unique musical experience every class. Instagram: @beesnthingsnkent
(Int) The most delicious (and stealthily challenging) of Kula classes. A one hour serving of sticky, sweaty Kula Flow, lathered with 20 minutes of yin yoga (deep, intense stretching) and a 15 minute restorative asana topping. YUM. We know that no one needs a little deep chill out more than NYC yogis, but most of us are too type A to take a true restorative class. So – this is the Kula solution. As one student put it: "You kick our ass for an hour and then kiss it for another 30 minutes.” (Sanskrit translation please)?
Tonight’s Honey Flow features Live Music by James Muschler and Kent Ishimoto. If you would like to send them a virtual tip please Venmo @James-Muschler
On the yoga front, we explore the interplay between side bending and forward folding.
James Muschler is a multi-instrumentalist composer and performer. His current projects include MINK and Jane's Comet. James earned a BFA in Jazz Performance from The New School in Manhattan, where he currently serves as an Assistant Teacher for the Indian Classical Music Ensemble. James co-founded the band Moon Hooch and toured globally for 10 years. James lives in Brooklyn, NY where he offers gong baths, tabla accompaniment to yoga classes, and private drum lessons. Instagram @jamesmuschler
Kent Ishimoto explores the world (and his) through music. His curiosity led him to instruments like the guitar, kalimba, handpan, and voice. He expresses his art through many different mediums and locations. Kent is also a RYT 500 hour yoga teacher and a certified Katonah yoga teacher. He has played live music for Yoga classes since 2017. His experience as a teacher allows him to play off of the teachers and students to offer a unique musical experience every class. Instagram: @beesnthingsnkent
(Int) The most delicious (and stealthily challenging) of Kula classes. A one hour serving of sticky, sweaty Kula Flow, lathered with 20 minutes of yin yoga (deep, intense stretching) and a 15 minute restorative asana topping. YUM. We know that no one needs a little deep chill out more than NYC yogis, but most of us are too type A to take a true restorative class. So – this is the Kula solution. As one student put it: "You kick our ass for an hour and then kiss it for another 30 minutes.” (Sanskrit translation please)?