Warning- Ashtangi loose in downtown Moline- BEWARE!!!!

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That's right! It's Evan turned loose on the streets Moline. Ever heard of free running? Folks run, jump, flip and climb walls using an urban landscape as their playgroud. Well, Last weeks "Men of Yoga" photo shoot was a little something like that (BTW, if you've never seen free running-you should really check it out.) Some of the guys from Indigo went around Downtown Moline and took several shots in different locations. This is just a small sample Brian snapped while Evan was showing off. The photos of all the guys will be compiled into a calandar and will be on sale at Indigo in October.

Quotastic!!!

"It's just a shame we'll have to take out so many innocent bystanders."

- Evan, referring to the rapidly escalating one-upsmanship developing between K and E as they take turns leading each other through the Primary Series (along with their other Sunday students) each week.

Post-Sunday Ashtanga Class

Ashtangis hangin' out after last Sunday's class. From left to right:
Kathy (Evan's mom!), Evan (Super Ashtangi), Marcella (chiropractor extraordinare) and Mark (Batman!!!).

Believe to or not, they all walked out of the room on their own two feet.
Awesome

Your Attention Please

Just a quick note:

We have updated the blog's sidebar with our new and revised class schedule. You will notice Evan and Kelly have new classes at the Satva Center in Rock Island. Evan will take the Ashtanga class on Tuesdays and Kelly will teach Hatha on Thursdays. Classes are drop-in at a fee of $10. Also, for those in the Cambridge, Orion, Geneseo, Bishop Hill area (wow!), there is a new Saturday morning, Gentle Hatha class at the Henry County Farm Bureau in Cambridge from 8am- 9am.

As new classes are scheduled, we'll keep you updated.

Shanti,
E & K

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Primary Series?

Not Us!!!!

Today, Evan lead a full house seamlessly through the Primary Series, start to finish. Great job to everyone. We tried new poses and hung our best with the vinyasas. The first time is always difficult and seems impossible to repeat. We are completely confident that over time every student will become stronger, more flexible and yes, will one day find the tranquility that is the essence of Ashtanga Yoga.

Was it difficult? Yes!
Did we sweat? Yes!
Did we love it? Yes!

Since our return from AYRI, Sunday Ashtanga yoga now has a new look and is even better than before. We are now teaching the full Primary each Sunday. If you didn't make it today, have no fear: same place, same time next Sunday, 11am sharp. Come check it out!