Come as you are and open your heart… Whether you are new to yoga, or have been at it for years, you’ll find the support you need to awaken your practice in a safe, supportive atmosphere. Kula is the Sanskrit word for community and that is exactly what you’ll find here at Evolution.
Evolution Physical Therapy offers treatment of back pain, pelvic pain, neck pain, muscle imbalances and joint injuries of all body parts. Our licensed physical therapists are committed to providing evidence-based evaluation and treatment techniques.
Come as you are. Open your heart. Awaken your practice. Evolution Yoga is a place where you can relax and experiment in a nurturing environment. We have yoga, pilates, and strength training classes for beginners, experts, athletes, desk jockeys, teachers, runners, skiers, people with who think they are inflexible…
As we embark on a new year where goals and resolutions are set with earnest determination, yet often quickly forgotten, I challenge you to take a different approach. Perhaps a simpler strategy of making one change per month will give … Continue reading
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Give the Gift of Yoga this Holiday Season and Save 15%! You have experienced the benefits of yoga. Whether it’s the balancing nature of the physical practices or the grounding energy of meditation and pranayama, yoga can be transformative. Help … Continue reading
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As we enter the holiday season and prepare to wrap up 2018, time and energy may feel like something that will have to take a back seat to other life demands. Enter the practice of restorative yoga, adaptable to all … Continue reading
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Most of us are introduced to yoga as a physical practice. Keeping the body tuned up is important, but not at the expense of shying away from examining our moral compass. Yoga is a complete system of both physical and … Continue reading
Read More I have a 45 minute commute every morning and evening, driving to Evolution from my home in Underhill, so I listen to a lot of podcasts. I recently listened to an interview with Dr. Stephen Porges, developer of polyvagal theory, … Continue reading
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