Weekly Online Yoga Classes
Gernot teaches online yoga classes focused on wellbeing, mindfulness, breath, and joy.
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What’s Included
- 5 livestreaming classes per week based on the current week’s class theme
- All livestreamed classes are available for 8 days for streaming on demand
- A weekly changing selection of 3 classes from the archives with other themes
- A collection of 10-20 minute short classes
Standard Subscription (renews monthly)
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If you are out of work and cannot afford $10 per month, please select the $5 per month ($15 per quarter) option. If that is still more than you can pay, please contact Gernot via the contact button on the main menu. We’ll figure out something!
All class times are displaying in the timezone that your device is set to.
Class times may change. There may also be livestream class cancelations if Gernot is traveling. However, we will always have at least 10 recorded classes available for on-demand streaming at any time.
Theme for Gernot’s Classes this Week
Gernot’s classes follow a different theme every week. The theme for the coming week is published each Sunday in the blog. Here is the theme for this week:
Choose Inquiry over Achievement
Why practice difficult asanas, if the practice of yoga is to be something other than an ego-driven endeavor? Because in the act of doing something challenging, we are compelled to become more present in the moment. In doing something new, we gain an opportunity to break out of our habitual and unconscious patterns. We create an opportunity to learn how to choose inquiry over achievement. Challenge yourself in order to become more present, not to feed your ego However, the danger in practicing challenging poses is that the exercise can [...]


