Join us for an epic summer gathering of breath, movement, and connection. Held at Seattle’s Gas Works and Woodland Parks, each event features a unique blend of yoga, sound, music, wellness, and good vibes.
We believe in accessible wellness for all — that’s why the series is always free or by donation.
Come early, stay late, and bring a friend. You never know what magic might unfold.
Join Be One Yoga Studio on:
July 24th - Woodland Park - register at: Yoga in the Park - Session #10 — Yerbana Wellness
September 11th - Gas Work Parks - register at: Yoga in the Park - Session #18 — Yerbana Wellness
Aerial Yoga – Defy & Elevate
Rediscover the joy of movement and shake off life's heaviness by experiencing yoga in the air. Aerial Yoga offers a unique practice that lets you soar above the ground, allowing you to release stress while feeling light and playful. Whether you’re starting fresh or a seasoned yogi, our silk hammocks guide your body gently through each pose, offering full support as you stretch and strengthen in ways you never imagined. With each class, you'll feel more energized, decompressed, and open to the fun of learning something new—both in your practice and your life. Enjoy a deeply restorative savasana suspended in your silk cocoon, where you'll feel weightless and at ease. Perfect for all ages and experience levels.
This workshop is not heated and hosted in our Moon Room.
Please wear a long sleeve comfortable shirt with no zippers.
Join Cameron with over 1000 hours of breathwork facilitation experience to discover the profound power of healing through our transformative Breathwork and Sound Healing Journey. This immersive experience combines the intentional practice of conscious breathing with the grounding energy of sound to release physical, mental, and emotional wounds. Guided breathwork helps to clear blocked energy, reduce stress, and oxygenate your body, creating space for renewal and balance. With every inhale and exhale, you’ll invite healing into your body and clarity into your mind, paving the way for deep relaxation and restoration.
As your breath flows naturally, the deep, resonant vibrations of the Earth Gong will guide you into a state of profound stillness and alignment. The gong’s frequencies penetrate deeply into your body, encouraging the release of old patterns, stored trauma, and limiting beliefs. The synergy of breath and sound bowls provides a powerful way to connect with your inner self, cultivating emotional resilience and a sense of grounded calm. You’ll leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more connected to your inner peace.
Whether you’re seeking relief from stress, a way to process past experiences, or simply a restorative escape from daily life, this journey is for you. Open to all levels, this class offers a safe and welcoming space for growth, healing, and transformation. Reserve your spot today at Be One yoga Studio and let us guide you on the path to holistic well-being. Together, we’ll breathe, release, and realign with the best version of ourselves. Spaces are limited—sign up now to experience the magic!
Conscious Connected Breathwork is a powerful practice that uses intentional, continuous breathing to access a deeper state of awareness and healing. By engaging in this rhythmic breathing pattern, you can release stored emotions, reduce stress, and promote a profound sense of relaxation. This technique increases oxygen flow to the body, enhancing energy levels, clarity, and mental focus, while also activating the parasympathetic nervous system to encourage deep healing. Many participants report experiencing a greater sense of connection to themselves, improved emotional regulation, and a release of tension or trauma stored in the body. Whether you’re seeking emotional balance, physical vitality, or spiritual insight, Conscious Connected Breathwork offers transformative benefits for mind, body, and soul.
Breathwork is a powerful practice, but it’s important to be aware of certain contraindications. Individuals with severe cardiovascular issues (such as heart disease, recent heart attacks, or uncontrolled high blood pressure), respiratory conditions (like severe asthma or COPD), epilepsy or a history of seizures, and those who are pregnant should approach breathwork with caution or consult a healthcare professional before participating. It is also not recommended for individuals with severe anxiety, PTSD, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder, as the practice can sometimes intensify emotional or mental states. People recovering from recent surgeries, injuries, or with chronic conditions like diabetes or thyroid disorders should exercise caution. Additionally, those with a high risk of fainting or other conditions that affect blood pressure should be mindful. Always listen to your body and seek guidance if you’re unsure about the suitability of breathwork for your health.
