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    The Embodied Practice - 9/24 Drop-In
    The Embodied Practice - 9/24 Drop-In

    The Embodied Practice - 9/24 Drop-In

    Date and time

    Thursday, September 24, 2026

    Location

    8595 Central Park Place, Woodbury, MN

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    Thursday, September 24, 2026

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    8595 Central Park Place, Woodbury, MN

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    Two ways to explore the same practice: Both Gentle and Flow will share the same theme, breath practice, and physiological focus—but will explore them with different pacing and levels of activation.

    GENTLE | Space to Sense | 5- 6:15 p.m. Thursdays

    Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. We simply give ourselves more space around it.

    FLOW | Capacity in Motion | 6:30 - 7:45 p.m. Thursdays

    Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, and more complex expressions of poses. But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. It's to notice: Can I stay connected to myself while I'm doing more?

    Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils)   and end of the series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!).

    Because effort isn't the destination. Receiving is part of the practice, too.

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