Class Structure
Classes typically begin with warm-up poses before moving into flowing sequences.
Classes involve dynamic yoga sequences synchronized with breath.

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Quick answer
Flow yoga classes guide participants through continuous pose sequences connected with breathing.
Classes typically begin with warm-up poses before moving into flowing sequences.
Flow yoga classes typically include warm-up movements, dynamic sequences, and relaxation.
Students should move within comfortable physical limits.
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