There are 12 classes left in the session, and class packages can be purchased at any time! You can still save big on the unlimited package.

Classes are held in the group fitness room at Next Level Fitness in Batavia, NY. Gym membership is required for group classes (not private instruction), however if you would like to drop in and try a class first, day passes are available.

I accept all major credit cards: Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, and Discover. You may purchase classes and class packages using the PayPal button below, or pay by cash or check at the front desk.

Private yoga & thai yoga massage appointments are  available in Batavia at 379 W. Main St. at Benny's or Next Level Fitness located at 85 Main St. Hours are available on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday (see below). Call or use the book now button to make your appointments.

For class descriptions see my blog post What is Vinyasa Yoga?.

If you are new to yoga check out my blog post So You're New To Yoga?

Rebecca (Becca) Martino Cohen has a broad background in sports, yoga, and wellness. She is a Professional Yoga Therapist and a registered yoga teacher at the 500 level (RYT500).  She completed her first teacher training at the Sivananda ashram in Kerala, India and finished her advanced training with Integrative Yoga Therapy here in the US. She is also trained in Thai Massage, Trauma Release Exercises (TRE), and holds a masters degree from the University at Buffalo in Urban and Regional Planning. Rebecca has been practicing various styles of yoga since 1997 and teaching beginner, intermediate, and advanced vinyasa, pre-natal, restorative and therapeutic yoga since 2007.

 

Rebecca teaches a challenging class adaptable for everyone. She loves yoga because it brings the practitioner to that place of concentration and inner focus where the rest of the world disappears. Her classes are light-hearted, challenging and healing; a mindful series that integrates postures, breathing techniques and meditation. Rebecca teaches her students to work at the edge but within their limits.  Her style is influenced most by Jivamukti, Ashtanga, Iyengar, and Integrative Yoga Therapy traditions. Being influenced by the widest ranges of the yoga spectrum gives her the tools to teach creative, challenging classes that incorporate all levels of asana (beginner to advanced) into a fun and safe practice.