05/11/2026
Officially in the process of adding both Restorative Yoga and Yin Yoga to our schedule, and the excitement could not be higher.
A little more about these lovely styles:
- Restorative Yoga: A practice that is inherently supportive and restful, Restorative Yoga allows the body to stretch and find different shapes with the use of props, such as blocks (pictured), bolsters, straps, and other items. It is a deeply relaxing practice where a fair amount of work is still taking place. Although the body is supported, the muscles are learning the imprints from how the props are supporting them, helping the practitioner to find a deep, restful stretch that might otherwise not be obtained.
- Yin Yoga: At its core, this is a meditative approach to yoga, emphasizing passive stretching and aiming to cultivate a deeper internal awareness. Unlike its yang counterparts, which focus on muscle engagement and an energetic flow, Yin Yoga targets the deep connective tissues of the body such as the ligaments, joints, bones, and fascial networks. By holding poses for extended periods, typically between three to five minutes or even longer, practitioners are encouraged to tune into their bodies and minds, fostering a state of mindful stillness.
(Info: www.yogarenewteachertraining.com)
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Until then, see our schedule for Madison:
MONDAYS
7:45 AM ‘Morning Vinyasa’ @ The Yoga Sangha
5:30 PM ‘YinYang Yoga’ @ The Yoga Sangha
TUESDAYS
7:00 AM 'Power Flow' @ The Yoga Sangha (this week only)
8:30 AM ‘Slow Flow’ @ The Yoga Sangha
*6:30 PM 'Flow Yoga' @ Main Street Yoga Center (5/5 & 5/12 only)
WEDNESDAYS
12 PM/ Noon ‘Vinyasa Flow’ @ The Yoga Sangha
5:15 PM ‘Flow Yoga’ @ Main Street Yoga Center
THURSDAYS
12 PM/Noon ‘Flow Yoga’ @ Main Street Yoga Center
Learn more about Surya Chandra Yoga and other members of The SC Collective at www.thesccollective.com where you can also see a ‘live’ schedule of classes, workshops, events & retreats coming up.