Upcoming Events
Return to Rhythm: Mizata, El Salvador
A threshold experience by the sea, in Mizata, El Salvador.
Practice. Surf. Ceremony. Community.
This retreat invites you to step out of the pace of daily life and into a deeper rhythm of breath, movement, ocean, and reflection.
Through deep practice surf, and community, we create space for renewal, clarity, and joy.
Yoga for Outdoor Athletes (4-Class Series)
For hikers, runners, hunters, surfers, paddlers, and anyone who spends time outside.
Build strength, mobility, breath, and awareness for the ways you love to move.
Move better. Breathe deeper. Recover well.
Men's Wilderness Fast, Oregon Coast
A 3-Day Solo Fast in the Rogue River–Siskiyou Forest, Oregon Coast, USA
Ashtanga Pop-up Class (April)
This is a guided class rooted in the Ashtanga tradition, designed to be accessible, steady, and supportive; whether it’s your first time or something you’ve returned to over many years.
In-Person Ashtanga Intensive in Brookings, OR
In-Person Ashtanga Intensive in Brookings, OR • April 6-11, 2026
Practicing with Patañjali: Yoga Sūtras Chapter 1
This 8-week online course offers a contemplative journey into the opening chapter of the Yoga Sutra of Patañjali, one of the foundational texts of the yogic tradition. (Online)
Sādhanā : Practice (Ventura, CA)
A 3-session, in person exploration of yogic breathing, meditation, and philosophy
Workshop: Prasādanam: Stillness and Action with Adam Rumack
At Breathe Ojai Yoga (Ojai, CA), or online.
This two-hour workshop introduces foundational yogic breathing practices (prāṇāyāma), simple meditation techniques, and the core principles of yoga as a lived discipline rather than a philosophical system.
4-Day Ashtanga Intensive: Ojai, CA
At Breathe Yoga, Ojai, CA: This four-day Ashtanga intensive moves from structure and orientation toward self-directed practice and integration. This practice is suitable for all levels from beginner to advanced practitioners who are interested in learning and practicing the fundamentals of the Ashtanga Yoga Tradition.