Your Year-Round Yoga Apothecary: 50 Recordings
Your Year-Round Yoga Apothecary: 50 Recordings
Nourish yourself. Support your teachers.
Celebrate our community.
It’s time for our annual holiday tradition: 50 Yoga Recordings!
The season ahead can be an invitation to reconnect with the practices that steady us. At Adeline Yoga, we believe that even the most brief return to the mat can open the door to strength, clarity, and ease in the year ahead.
This year, we’re opening our Yoga Apothecary: 50 recorded classes from our teachers, with a remedy for every day. Whether you’re easing tight shoulders, building balance, finding deeper rest, or simply staying consistent at home, we have something for every body.
The Yoga Apothecary: 50 Recordings for $50
a year-round library of classes you can use anytime, anywhere as many times as you would like.
They feature all the Adeline Yoga faculty and a large variety of classes
plus 7 additional bonus programs too
Available for a sliding scale of $50 to $200 – your generous offering will provide the Adeline staff with a generous holiday bonus.
Whatever you need, there’s a yoga practice for it.
Your Year-Round Yoga Apothecary: 50 Recordings
What’s this all about?
50 Recordings are our annual holiday tradition.
We started this in 2022 in the depths of Covid times as way to support our students and teachers more deeply. The first year, the recordings raised $10,000 for our staff. Over the years, your donations have been an incredible attention helping folks by holidays gifts and support their 401(k)s – incredibly rare in the yoga industry.
This offer has also been a boon for Iyengar Yoga students near and far. Here is one message we got about the value of recordings:
“I live in San Francisco, but somehow my personal yoga practice keeps evolving in Berkeley. I’m very happy to be a part of the Adeline Yoga community.
I especially love the recordings that help support my daily practice; it’s a great pleasure to partake in the teachings of the faculty and the classes…. For now, I’ll bask in the spaciousness of the practice you shared with us today.” – Firat
