Hot60

Our Hot 60 class follows the same sequence of posture as the Hot 90.  The only difference is that there is only one set of some postures, less rest for time between postures, and some postures are sequenced together without a resting period.  It is advisable that a new student first practice the Hot 90 sequence to become familiar with the practice, then begin the 60 minute practice, though all classes can be practiced by beginners. The room is heated to 105 F and relative humidity of 40%.  This is a great sequence if you are short on time and seek to maintain an already established practice.

I started my Journey in Yoga almos 9 years ago and transform my self and my life. I practice and teach both Hatha and Kundalini Yoga. I see my Hatha practice as daily maintenance a great way to work out kinks in my body, get grounded and calm. My Kundalini practice is a place of transformation. The kriyas and meditations

Seth,  originally from Seattle,  Washington, has been teaching yoga for five years, and practicing for 16 years.  He has studied yin yoga with Bernie Clark and Sarah Powers, Ghosh lineage with Esak Garcia, Vipassana meditation with senior teacher  S.N Goenka, and iRest, yoga nidra with Richard Miller. Seth was first introduced into yoga when he was 14 years of age

Emily Cawley, originally from Beaverton, has been a student of Bonfire Hot Yoga since 2011.   Emily earned her her 200 yoga teacher certification in 2016 in a program focused on the 26&2 hot yoga series,  training Sarah Grace, Kathy Allen and Kevin Cooke at Sealevel Hot Yoga. Her teaching is influenced by her practice of ashtanga and the yoga lineage of Bishnu Ghosh. Her instructional style is warm and direct, which emphasis in stillness, discipline, and finding ease within effort. Emily has in-depth training in education which she puts into practice not only in teaching yoga, but in mentoring new yoga teachers, and offering continuing education in teaching practices for the yoga community. She and her teaching partner Seth Brown have taught several intermediate and advanced asana workshops and posture clinics since the beginning of their collaboration in 2017. Emily also teaches voice workshops for actors and yogis alike, and has worked as a dialect coach and acting teacher in the Seattle, WA. You can find her at Bonfire Hot Yoga, the Beaverton-located studio of which she is the owner. She has lived and practiced in Seattle, New York City, and Vancouver BC.