R&B Soul Flow Yoga : Flow into Fall
Dawn, the co-founder of Verima, a wellness sanctuary, and a…
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722 Clay Street Oakland, San Francisco, California, 94607
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Step into the new season with a rejuvenating blend of movement, music, and mindfulness. R&B Soul Flow Yoga offers a dynamic vinyasa-style experience designed to reset the mind, body, and spirit. This session is led by Elesia Small, an India-certified yogi known for her holistic approach to well-being. The practice is set against a backdrop of nostalgic R&B hits, creating a unique atmosphere that seamlessly merges rhythm with flow, inviting participants to embrace both serenity and soulful beats.
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This immersive experience combines the best of physical practice and emotional connection through music, offering a space for individuals to reset, reflect, and flow into fall with renewed energy and balance. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or a beginner, this inclusive session promises to nurture both the body and the soul in a supportive, rhythmic environment.
Dawn, the co-founder of Verima, a wellness sanctuary, and a devoted mother of three, embodies the essence of passion and perseverance. Residing in Palo Alto, she seamlessly blends her roles as an entrepreneur, ballet teacher, and health advocate, particularly for PANS, driven by her son's condition. With a life dedicated to wellness, family, and community involvement, including volunteering at local schools and savoring the arts, Dawn is a testament to the power of a purpose-driven existence. Her journey illustrates the formidable force of a mother on a mission, inspiring through her advocacy and commitment to creating a healthier world. Follow her insights and adventures @Verimadawn, where she shares her passion for wellness and the balance of business and motherhood.