This is the second class in the Yoga for Men 101 series, designed to be an accessible and practical introduction to yoga for men of all backgrounds and abilities. With straightforward language, approachable postures, and a no-nonsense approach, this class makes it easy to build strength, improve flexibility, and boost energy—all while helping you feel more balanced and focused in daily life. Stick with it, and you’ll start to notice real changes in how you move, how you feel, and how you show up in the world. Ready to keep going? Let’s get back on the mat!

This is Class 4 of the Yoga for Men 101 series, and it’s all about showing up for yourself and making your health a priority. In this session, you’ll work on hip mobility, core strength, spinal twists, and standing poses that challenge your legs and improve overall stability. Whether you’re following the full series or just looking for a solid, well-rounded yoga class, this session is designed to push you in a positive, energizing way—helping you build strength, flexibility, and confidence on and off the mat. Keep coming back, keep putting in the work, and enjoy the benefits of movement!

This foundational class is designed specifically for men looking to start their yoga journey, focusing on the unique needs of the male body. Whether you're new to yoga, feeling stiff, or just want to move better, this session will help you build core strength, improve hip and spine mobility, and increase flexibility in those notoriously tight areas. No matter your shape, size, or ability, this class is accessible, practical, and designed to help you feel better—both on and off the mat. Give it a try and experience the benefits of yoga for yourself!

This is it—the final class in the Yoga for Men 101 series! This session brings it all together, combining the core work, mobility drills, standing poses, and strength-building movements you’ve been working on throughout the series. You’ll even mix in some HIIT-style elements to push yourself a little further. If you’ve made it this far, congratulations—you’ve put in the effort, and hopefully, you’re feeling stronger, more flexible, and more connected to your breath and body. If you’re jumping in for the first time, welcome—this is a great standalone class to challenge yourself. No matter where you started, the most important thing is that you showed up. Enjoy the work and progress, and keep moving forward!