What we do, we do well. We move confidently together in the flow of practice and from this togetherness we create a space to be authentic in our struggles and our moments of joy. Join us — you will build a practice that lasts a lifetime, find physical and energetic alignment, and forge connections bound by breath.
Moving to a new place is hard. Everything I own is still back in Los Angeles: my apartment, my car, my things, my coworkers and friends – so I still feel very much like a visitor here. Just before Thanksgiving, I drove out here with my boyfriend and our dog, and have been living in a hotel while we look for places. So it’s definitely been a challenging few weeks not feeling like I have a place to settle in. Happily, I’m moving into a house on Friday and could not be more thrilled to have found a new yoga home as well.
So huge thanks to you. I’ve been working remotely every day from this hotel room with my company back in LA, going a little stir-crazy for sure, and CY is just what I need to get out of my funk and start to see this new place as a home, not just a move.
— Mallory McMorrow
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