Classes

My core intention as a yoga teacher is to bring you closer to yourself, while cultivating strength, flexibility, enjoyment though conscious movement, and body/mind integration.

Classes are eclectic and never the same but always within the container of Vinyasa-style yoga and always inspired by the group and my heart’s passion for healing and love.

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Vinyasa Yoga level 2/3

A harmonious practice that integrates the 5 elements — earth, wind, fire, air, and ether — and chakra awareness with the teachings of vinyasa and centered mind-body awareness, strength, balance, and ease. This class happens every Saturday at 8:15 am on zoom. A zoom link is sent upon registration. Click on the picture below.

You may purchase one of a package of classes. A recording is provided if you attend live or have to miss the class, that is available for 7 days.

My preferred method of payment is via Zelle to nevafusion@gmail.com. The last four digits of my phone number if asked is 1409.

If you are unable to use Zelle you can use the website link accessed below or contact me for information if you would like to send a check.

Namaste and Blessings!

Neva

Restorative Yoga

11:00am on Wednesdays starting April, 1, 2026 at the Yoga Center for Black Mountain. www.yogacenterbmt.com

A restful, calming class that includes gentle movement and stretches in reclined, seated, and hands-and-knees positions. Supported postures using bolsters, blocks, and blankets invite the body and mind into a deep state of ease.

Designed as a nourishing pause for mental and physical restoration, this class offers slow, intentional transitions—with plenty of time to settle and soothe between each shape.

All experience levels welcome. Ideal for those looking to slow down, regulate the nervous system, and return to stillness. Appropriate for those new to yoga.

“Thank you always for being such a positive influence in my life. There are so many things you have brought up in practice over the years that have stuck with me and assisted me getting through difficult periods. Once you had us in half moon, and you said, "How would you be if you were not afraid?" I don't know why it struck me so much, but that has always been one of my strongest posses now. Each time I do that pose in any class, I remind myself of that line, and it gives me such physical and inner strength.”

—Lillie

Vinyasa Yoga Level 2/3 at The Center for Yoga in Black Mountain

www.yogacenterbmt.com

Join me Saturdays at 11:00-12:15.

This is a creative, mindful vinyasa flow class with emphasis on balanced awareness between the inner domain of breath, intention, heart and energy and the outer level of the sacred geometry of asana.

Please join us!

Namaste,

Neva

“Thank you for a powerful and blissful meditation evening and the chanting. We are all in unison and healing through the medium of your knowledge.”

—Veronica

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International Connection Yoga

This Life Flow Integrated Yoga includes Satsang, Jyotish, samkalpa, meditation, Vinyasa, Qi Gong, spontaneous movement and deep rest.  It is based on the principals taught in the Vedic sciences, Tantra, and Patanjali’s Ashtanga yoga of 8 interweaving branches, sometimes called Raja yoga.

“It occurred to me last evening during your yoga class that I could have trained with anyone, yet somehow I was led to you.  I'm sure many other instructors could have taught me about the asanas and technique, but I'm not sure they could have (or would have) taught about the more subtle and spiritual side of yoga. It really is about the journey...it's been challenging at times, yet, very sweet!  I'm honored to have such a wise teacher who has helped me lay a strong foundation for my path. Again, I thank you.”

— Dave

“You have the ability to motivate students to go deeper inside; I always leave class with a deeper understanding of a pose or philosophy. You use music to your advantage which few teachers do. There are so many dimensions to yoga and you explore them in a most creative and thorough way, always watching the students' alignment and challenging them to do their best!

—Gail

Yoga is a path of freedom. Freedom from illusion, ignorance, suffering, bondage.