Core Fitness
The Class
Our Core class might be intimidating based on the name, but trust us, this is such a great class for all levels of practitioner. This non-heated class focuses on proper engagement and alignment as we transition between static yoga postures and repetitive movements to help build strength and coordination. While focusing on steady, easy breaths, and combining yoga poses with HIIT exercises, this class is a great compliment to our other yoga classes because everything we do in this class is specifically done to help you understand the foundations on which you can build a strong Vinyasa practice.
FAQ’s
What is my Core?
Your core is everything from your shoulders to your knees, front body, side body, and back body. It’s not just your abdominals; it’s your glutes, hamstrings, back muscles, shoulder muscles, and more!
The Teachers
Pauline has lived in Lethbridge for over 10 years. Originally from Calgary, she moved to Lethbridge to complete her BFA at the U of L. Her plan was to leave shortly after completing her degree, but opportunities continued to arise that allowed her to remain in the city. She fell in love with yoga 11 years ago – the 26&2 class kicked her butt, and she loved every minute of it. Off to training the following year, and more trainings in the years that followed. She is trained in Bikram (26&2), Power Vinyasa Flow, Vinyasa, Yin, Buti, Ashtanga/Rocket, and Nidra.
Although Pauline can’t get most of her family members to practice yoga when they visit the city, her amazing husband, Cam, can be seen around the studio all the time, helping our team, and ready to chat with everyone he sees.
I first came to yoga for a good stretch to complement my days spent playing soccer and running. I was hooked as the practice was a perfect balance of challenge, ease and fun, which left me feeling confident and strong. Over the years my practice has ebbed and flowed with the changes in life. It has taught me patience, compassion, and awareness to myself and others. I am so grateful to have found yoga. Learning how to become aware of the nervous system, the mind, the breath and how they all connect has been fascinating. I’m a forever student who enjoys geeking out over the human body. I hope to share a little bit of what I’ve learnt mixed in with some joy for the practice.