Inhale Positivity, Exhale Negativity
By ALEXIS WOODYARD
Staff Writer
From Savasana to Tree Pose, Lynn students and alumni gather daily at nine pm to partake in one of the campuses most relaxing events. Once just a dance studio, Lynn’s third floor studio now hosts nightly yoga. The class is taught by yoga instructor of 3 years, Sebastian Castellanos.
“Its nice to exercise and meditate at the same time,” said freshman Nina Cintron. “It really helps me de-stress after a long day.”
With only five students on the first day, the class has really expanded with approximately 15-20 eager new faces each day. The one hour class is open to any and all on campus, with styles varying from low skill level to high.
“I’ve become a lot more flexible and happier,” said sophomore Kara Stevens. Drop in anytime, grab a mat, and relax. Unfortunately the small studio does not have enough room for everyone, so make sure you get there early.
“There are usually a ton of people crowding in.” said freshman Mariana Vernet.
Looking for a little more serenity? Candlelight yoga in the residence quad features nature scenes and chill vibes. Join your peers and follow the teachings of a guest instructor while enjoying live music at one of Lynn’s most sporadic events.
