Our newest Specialty Series
TAKE 4! THURSDAYS
with Jane DiSanto
Effective Monday, March 16th, the WYC has suspended all ongoing, and specialty classes and series.
Jessica
Hufnagle
While Jessica is most drawn to yoga for its strengthening aspects she has found yoga to be far more, holding a deep respect for the tradition's spiritual and cultural origins. Through her personal practice, Jessica has experienced the balance and presence yoga can bring; qualities so often absent in the busyness of daily life.
Jessica's intention as a yoga teacher is to guide students into a meditative experience while at the same time they enjoy a variety of movements. Her Yoga Teacher Training at the Kripalu Center in Stockbridge, MA, positions her very well for this. Jessica's hope is for students of all ages to be able to turn inside and to quiet their minds; to use their yoga to become strong and healthy; and to create well being and harmony in their lives.
Considering herself to be a life-long student, Jessica has a degree in Psychology, a Master's in Business Administration, and is a certified life coach. In addition to teaching classes at Westfield Yoga Center Jessica also coordinates the center's marketing.
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Yoga All Day
with Sally Barber
What to Expect
Retreat from your weekend routine for a day filled with yoga!
Plus, have a head-start with yoga on Friday evening! Sally Barber leads this yoga filled event designed to promote total health and bring ease and joy into your life.
This yoga program is ideal for everyone. Those who are new will learn about and experience the diverse benefits of yoga. Seasoned yogis/yoginis will be able to deepen their personal practice. Whether solo or with friends, come to this mini
get-a-way!
Begin your weekend early with yoga on Friday evening. Enjoy a soothing class and a deep, guided relaxation. Rejoin the group for morning yoga on Saturday. Meals are on your own. Afternoon and evening programs are with yoga which is in tune with our bio-rhythms. They'll be more active earlier and more restful later.
Sally's unique style is at once informative and experiential; gentle yet challenging. Whether you are learning a pose for the first time or actually "getting" the integrative aspect of yoga, be assured you will receive exactly what is right for you.
To be held at the Westfield Yoga Center
94 N Elm Street - Suite 211, Westfield, MA 01085
Friday evening October 25, 2019
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
&
Saturday October 26, 2019
8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
Fee: $75
Pre-registration requested
E-mail or call the Westfield Yoga Center to pre-register
E-mail: *** (413)-568-8989
A sign-up sheet is also available
in the Westfield Yoga Center waiting room
or
Payments to be made the day of the workshop
by cash, check or debit/credit card.
About Us
The Westfield Yoga Center focuses on Hatha yoga, which is the yoga of the body. Hatha yoga uses warm-ups, physical postures, breathing exercises and relaxation techniques to bring about a wide range of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual benefits. It brings about union or integration of body, mind, and spirit.
Westfield Yoga Center owners,Tom Swochak and Sally Barber had been married for 15 years in 1993 when they enrolled in Westfield Yoga Center’s inaugural class. Their intention “to do yoga together” was more than fulfilled: four years later they assumed ownership of the center! Tom’s business background in management and accounting and Sally’s experience in clinical rehabilitation and supervision create an ideal combination for managing a yoga center. Tom enjoys combining student and teacher support with the business tasks essential for maintaining a viable enterprise. Sally loves teaching yoga and balances classes with a variety of administrative and environmental tasks. Both are involved in program development and community outreach.
Westfield Yoga Center seeks to maximize individual health and community well being through the medium of yoga. The WYC has served this mission for over 20 years.
Dear Yoga Community,
Westfield Yoga Center has suspended all ongoing, and specialty classes and series. Effective March 16, 2020, this is in response to new Massachusetts state guidelines issued Sunday night focused on the containment of the coronavirus.
We remain committed to yoga as a powerful vehicle for personal health and community well-being. We are now considering alternative ways to meet this mission while keeping everyone as safe as possible. Be assured, you will be updated accordingly as we respond to this fluid situation.
Namaste,
Tom and Sally