About Brian

Brian leads a Level 2 pinnacle sequence for those that wish to add a bit more challenge to their flows. This sequence incorporates crow pose, camel pose and wild thing. Feel free to combine it with any of our other sequences to build your own flow.

Brian leads a Level 2 Balancing sequence that is designed to be incorporated into a longer flow. Add this sequence to a collection of other sequences to create your own, custom class.

Brian leads a level 1 Standing Flow Sequence that incorporates many of the traditional standing yoga poses including Warrior 2 and Triangle. You might incorporate this sequence into a longer flow by adding it to other types sequences.

Brian leads a short opening sequence that can be used as the beginning of a longer class that you can build or if you are short on time, as a stand-alone flow.

Brian leads an open level flow class that keeps moving through some challenging options while offering easier modifications, if necessary. This class first aired on Facebook Live on June 13th.

Brian leads a class that focuses on the outer hips. As will all of the yoga conditioning classes, this one is challenging, but offers many levels so that it is not just for the advanced practitioner. This class first aired on Facebook Live on June 12th.

Brian leads a steady flow class that uses twists and binds as a theme. There will be many options offered so that no matter your skill level, you will find something of interest.

This flow contains a little bit of everything that is bound to challenge everyone in at least some small way. From arm balances to standing balances, from spinal flexion to spinal extension, there is something  for everyone. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 30th.

Brian teaches a class that focuses on twists. Working with twists in various configurations and adding challenge by way of balance and shifting foundations. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 29th.

Brian leads a hip focused challenging class that incorporates mobility with strength. There are plenty of opportunities to find challenge in this class, from strength to stretch from arm balances to binds. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 27th.

Brian leads a class that focuses on range of motion and mobility in the hips and shoulders. This open level flow class moves from pose to pose and offers multiple variations of some of the more challenging poses. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 26th.

One might assume that a slower moving vinyasa class would be easier, but that is not always the case. Brian leads a slow flow with long holds type of class that will challenge you in ways that might be surprising. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 23rd.

Brian leads a yoga conditioning class that incorporates side-body and front-body engagement using 'crunch' movements. As with all of the yoga conditioning classes, it is an open level experience and you can increase or decrease the challenge by taking modifications or adding more difficult variations. This class first aired on May 22nd on Facebook Live

Brian leads a simple half hour flow that can be used as a stand-alone practice or to warm up for a more challenging practice. This is a perfect sequence if you only have a short amount of time and want to get the entire body moving without getting to sweaty. You will pass through many of the standard poses that occur in a vinyasa class and there are some options to increase or decrease the challenge.

Brian has put together a nice challenging flow that features core integration and arm balances. Whether you have the more challenging poses in your repertoire, you will enjoy building strength and endurance through this practice. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 20th.

Brian leads a challenging flow that moves back and forth from twists to binds in various configurations. It includes some arm balances and standing balance variations and moves at a decent speed. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 19th.

Brian begins the class with a short story about willingness to talk before we escalate to other, less effective modes of communication. He leads us through a dynamic class with a focus on spinal mobility and core strengthening. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 16th.

Brian leads a Yoga Conditioning class with a twist: Taxing the muscles by adding movement on top of movement in a particular body area. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 15th.

Brian leads a challenging class that works in a variety of squats and lunges. He throws in a few arm balances and standing balances that utilize the same shapes. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 13th.

Brian leads an flow class that incorporates a few different arm balances. Even if you don’t have arm balances in your practice, you will get the opportunity to test them. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 29th.

This is a general open level flow that tends toward the more challenging. It is available to all skill levels and if you are newer to the practice, you may be taking some modifications in things like crow pose, dancer pose, malasana or firelog pose. This class first aired on Facebook Live on June 6th.

Brian opens the class by explaining the concept of taking your yoga off of your mat and incorporating it into your daily life before taking you through a vigorous, challenging class that is open to most practitioners. This class focuses on building core strength and incorporates some handstand prep drills. It first aired on Facebook Live on June 5th.

Brian leads a general flow class with a bit of challenge including bird of paradise, forearm stand and wheel pose. He speaks in the beginning about enjoying the journey of your experience instead of focusing on the destination. This is more enjoyable and also ensures greater success. This class first aired on Facebook Live on June 3rd.

Brian uses the concept of handstand conditioning for this class. You do not need to have a handstand or even have an interest in being able to handstand to appreciate this class.. Utilizing yoga poses to build strength and flexibility required for handstands. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 9th.

An all-around conditioning yoga class with a few balancing poses and some backbends. The pranayama for the class occurs in a plank pose. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 8th.

Theme is shoulder opening and upper body mobility. The purpose of this class is to bring awareness of movement from the perspective of the shoulder blades (scapula), using stretches, twists and binds.

Working with crow pose. This class will build up to crow and offer some variations. Whether you have a crow pose in your practice or not, you will find value in this practice as we progress towards the pose. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on May 6th.

This offering is a flow class that builds up to forearm stand. We get the body warmed up and there are a few poses that open up the shoulders and then explore a few modified variations as well as the full pose.

Brian explores the idea of working at your edge. That does not mean working your hardest or doing the most challenging pose, but working in a place that makes you slightly uncomfortable. With this in mind, Brian moves into poses in which you can stretch to your limit and then challenge your stability. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 2nd.

This class hits all of the major body areas and brings in some balance challenge in plank pose and one legged squats. There are also some handstand hops, full wheel and some deep shoulder stretches. This class first aired on Facebook Live on May 1st.

Brian leads us through a vinyasa class that focuses on the squat position in various configurations and with added complexity. Because it incorporates the same shape with the legs, he offers a brief tutorial on crow pose. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 25th.

The focus of this conditioning class is on sides and back of the core. The sequence includes leaning lunge, warrior 3, half moon, over the moon and bridge pose. Pranayama is performed in locust pose. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 24th.

It culminates in 8 limbs pose, or ashtangasana. There are many aspects to this pose that require strength and flexibility and those aspects are broken down and explored throughout the class. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 22nd.

The theme of the class is working at the end-range of your mobility. Finding strength at the end ranges at the same time extending those end ranges of motion. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 21st.

Brian leads us through a vigorous class that has a focus on twists, in lunges, straddle and standing balance. the 1 minute pranyama incorporates twists as well. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 17th.

If you only have a 1/2 hour and want to get some steady flow into your system, then this class is for you. Brian runs us through a standard vinyasa, based loosely on the Ashtanga sun salutes. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 15th.

Brian leads us through a consistently moving class that hits every body part and splits attention between strength and stretch. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 15.

The pranayama is combined with flashlights (a great forearm strengthener). This class is an all-around conditioning with a focus on core strength used in leaning poses as well as side crow and malasana binds. This class ends with an illustration of the benefits of centering and meditation. This class first aired on Facebook Live on April 10th.

This class focuses on backbends. With a steady warmup of the hips and torso, Brian leads us into increasingly challenging backbends. Starting in kneeling and lunge positions, then adding a balance challenge in standing and finally in full wheel, and there is a spacious a lengthy unwinding session at the end. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 8th.

It focuses on twists and binds with increasing levels of challenge. Moving from low lunge to high lunge to triangle and perhaps on to bird of paradise, you will have the opportunity to experience how the challenge can impact the pose. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 4th.

Pranayama is practiced in boat pose. This class has a little bit of everything. From core strengthening to standing balance and a few twists. There is a generous warm-down at the end of the class. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 3rd.

We take a few basic movements and repeat them in various configurations of increasing challenge. It first shows up in tabletop, extending opposite arm and leg and then pulling them in towards each other. Mixed in with the theme, is a flow class with flamingo pose. This class originally aired on Facebook Live on April 1st.

It builds slowly and gradually and once it gets going, it has a slow and steady movement that keeps the heart rate up. No one pose is particularly hard, but by maintaining movement, the challenge builds throughout the class. This class first aired on Facebook Live on March 31st.

Brian starts off with a simple lunge sequence that gradually builds in intensity and challenge. He throws in some wrist release and shoulder stretch as well as some balancing squats and crow poses. Originally aired on Facebook Live on March 28th.

Brian M. Davis takes us through a vigorous conditioning yoga class. The Pranayama is in a floating table position. The flows focus on core strengthening and hip mobility.