Bryan Kest  Power Yoga
Weekend Workshops
Bryan Kest Chicago Moksha Yoga Center
Chicago Yoga Classes

Fri-Sun, Sep 27-29
Moksha Riverwest
700 N Carpenter
312 942 9642

Full Weekend
regular: $250 add to cart
member: $200 add to cart
See below for individual session pricing.
*Moksha members are those who have committed to at least a 3-month membership.
Students of all levels welcome.

Orientation/Power Yoga
Fri, Sept 27, 7-9pm
regular: $70 add to cart
member: $56 add to cart
This class is part lecture, part asana practice. Bryan starts by explaining the objective of Power Yoga, as well as the principles of the practice. We encourage students to attend this class because it is the foundation of the entire weekend.

Power Yoga
Sat, Sept 28, 10:30-1pm
regular: $70 add to cart
member: $56 add to cart
A well rounded flowing asana practice integrating mental practices that enhance everyday living.

Long, Slow & Deep
Sat, Sept 28, 4:30-6:30pm
regular: $70 add to cart
member: $56 add to cart
A series of deep stretches that open the body, while challenging the mind.  Created as a complement to the flowing class.

Power Yoga Wrap up
Sun, Sept 29, 9:30-12pm
regular: $70 add to cart
member: $56 add to cart

 

Bryan Kest Yoga Workshop ChicagoBryan Kest has been practicing yoga for over 31 years and has been teaching for over 27 years. He developed his unique, distinctive style of yoga, Original Power Yoga, in 1979. Over the years, this style, an amazing workout for the body, mind and spirit, has made him a well-known, popular teacher across the country and around the world.

His mainstream popularity is matched by an authentic foundation in the ancient practice of yoga and a long path of development as a yogi (a practitioner of yoga). At age 15, Bryan uprooted from his native Detroit home to make a life change in Hawaii. He moved to live with his father, a doctor, who understood the benefits of yoga. Like many of us, Bryan originally thought yoga was nothing more than strange contortions, but that changed when his father introduced him to a physical style of yoga called Ashtanga. This appealed to him immediately, and he soon observed great changes in himself, both physically and mentally. Yoga quickly became his passion, one that would take him to India for a year to study with the great yoga masters of the world, Pattabhi Jois. He has been continuing on his yoga path ever since.

Bryan founded three studios in Southern California (Santa Monica and Calabasas). He also teaches at workshops and retreats around the world; provides an intensive teachers training program; and is featured in his own Warner Brothers video series from 1995, as well as a newer video series and audio CD series. For articles by Bryan and more information about Power Yoga, visit www.PowerYoga.com.