Jason Crandell is a natural teacher and author with more than 15 years of experience. His accessible, grounded classes integrate the best elements of power yoga, anatomical precision and mindfulness teachings. With a "knack for teaching subtle body movements in a way that everyone can understand" (Yoga Journal), Jason's articulate, down-to-earth teaching will educate and empower you.
Named "one of the teachers shaping the future of yoga" by Yoga Journal, Jason has been one of the most in-demand teachers at conferences around the world for over a decade. Considered a "teachers-teacher", Jason has taught on countless teacher-training faculties, leads trainings globally, and regularly presents teacher-training content at esteemed conferences.
Jason is a contributing editor for Yoga Journal Magazine where he has published over 25 articles. His critical-thinking skills will support you on your path of practice, teaching and self-inquiry.
Jason's primary teacher is Rodney Yee, who was kind enough to say, "Jason is taking the art of teaching yoga to its next level.
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This higher-level Vinyasa class is inspired by the Ashtanga Primary Series. It’s a strong, full-body practice that features the original sequence with a few modern updates to increase your focus and stamina. Highlights include Surya Namaskar A, Surya Namaskar B, Uttihita Hasta Padangusthana (Extended Hand-To-Big-Toe Pose), Standing Splits, Bakasana (Crow Pose), Vasisthasana (Side Plank), Headstand, and Shoulderstand. This class previously aired on October 2, 2024.
Yoga
Strengthen and mobilize your entire body in this go-to Hatha practice that's great for any and all days of the week. Move steadily through a balanced, complete sequence with reclined leg and hip openers, Lunges with shoulder openers, Padahastasana (Forward Fold variation), a Warrior series, Double Pigeon, and Shoulderstand to round out. This class previously aired on September 30, 2024.
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This practice perfectly combines strength, flexibility, movement, and stillness. Focus on long, strong holds for the first 30 minutes, then finish with slow, deep opening postures to unravel and unwind. Highlights include Plank variations, Utkatasana (Chair Pose) variations, Warrior variations, Pigeon Pose, Gomukhasana (Cow Face Pose), and Wide-Legged Forward Fold. This class previously aired on September 25, 2024.