About this class
Yin Yoga holds passive, seated postures for several minutes to gently stretch deep connective tissue and calm the nervous system. It’s a slow, meditative counterbalance to active training that improves mobility and recovery.
Weekly schedule
- 7:00 PM–8:15 PMMarjorie GreviousDrop-in
- 5:15 PM–6:15 PMJulia BritziusDrop-in
Frequently asked questions
What is Hatha + Restorative?
Yin Yoga holds passive, seated postures for several minutes to gently stretch deep connective tissue and calm the nervous system. It’s a slow, meditative counterbalance to active training that improves mobility and recovery.
When is Hatha + Restorative offered at Yoga Sanctuary?
Hatha + Restorative at Yoga Sanctuary runs Wednesday at 7:00 PM, Thursday at 5:15 PM. See the full weekly schedule above.
How much does Hatha + Restorative cost at Yoga Sanctuary?
Contact Yoga Sanctuary for current Hatha + Restorative pricing — membership, class-pack, and drop-in options.
Where can I take Hatha + Restorative near me?
Yoga Sanctuary offers Hatha + Restorative in Minneapolis, MN at 100 West 46th St..
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