Singing Lotus Yoga Studio - Your Community, Your Studio!  4166 Dundas Street West, Etobicoke
About Us
 
 
"I'm already living,
I'm already letting go,
My will is surrendered to this path,
Where it leads, I don't know"
 
 
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a song by:  David Murphy
 
 
 
Your Community, Your Studio
 
Singing Lotus Yoga Studio has been a part of the Kingsway community since September 2001.  From the beginning, it has been our intention to provide a place where people of all ages and levels of fitness, can practice yoga and pilates in a non-competitive and supportive environment while building community (sanga) with each other.  This intention has fostered a community environment that has expanded beyond the practice of yoga and pilates. 
 
As a physical practice, both yoga and pilates contribute toward developing greater physical strength and flexibility.  Each modality is unique in certain ways so here is a brief description about each:
 
  • Hatha Yoga  is the physical foundation of all yoga practices encompassing a wide variety of asanas (postures) and styles or approaches to yoga.  The teachers at Singing Lotus are trained in many varied schools of yoga and all classes incorporate posture flows with breath awareness and relaxation techniques.  A regular practice can contribute toward greater flexibility, increased muscle and bone strength, injury prevention, improved sleeping patterns and can provide a foundation for managing stress, anxiety and depression.  Through the physical practice of our asanas (postures) and awareness and attention to the breath, yoga provides a unique opportunity to directly work with our nervous system to improve overall body system functioning and to access our innate ability to manage our individual response to stressors in our lives.  Yoga can contribute toward increased bone density levels as we age, as well as enhance spinal health and alignment.  
 
  • Pilates is a physical practice and technique of aligning and toning the body in order to develop balanced physical strength and flexibility.  The ultimate goal is to improve posture, endurance, control of movement, joint mobility, and economy of exertion.  Pilates can be practiced simply on the mat, or with the use of props, to define and tone your body with an emphasis on spinal alignment and core strengthening.  
 
  • Why Practice? Getting in shape and staying in shape requires a life long committment to yourself and includes the exertion of effort, and the focus of intention.  Being "in shape" is more than just looking good!  For many of us, to be able to engage in the physical activities we enjoy for as long as we can is our main reason for seeking healthy lifestyle choices.  Incorporating practices like yoga and / or pilates as part of your exercise routine will not only support physical health but also contribute toward better mental and emotional health.  Both modalities work well alone or in conjunction with one another.  Whatever your reasons for wanting to seriously practice one or both of these modalities or to simply incorporate yoga and / or pilates into your current exercise routine, Singing Lotus teachers are committed to providing a safe and fun session at every class you attend.
 
Location:
 
Singing Lotus Yoga Studio
4166 Dundas Street West
Etobicoke, ON M8X 1X3
 
Hours:
 
Studio open during class times (see class schedule) and by appointment only. 
 
Parking:
Free parking is available directly behind the studio building.
 
TTC Access:
The Lambton 30 bus runs east and west on Dundas Street and stops directly in front of the studio. You can locate the lambton 30 at high park station or kipling station. Exit the bus at Prince Edward and Dundas.  The studio is a 20 minute walk north of Royal York Subway Station. 
 
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