Chair yoga is a form of yoga that is practiced sitting on a chair, or standing using a chair for support.  This style of yoga is a great practice for everyone, as it deepens flexibility and strengthens personal body awareness.  It is one of the gentlest forms of yoga available.
Chair yoga is also perfect for pregnant women, anyone who works a desk job, and senior citizens, as well as individuals struggling with any mobility issues.

Props needed: 

• Chairs are provided
• Blocks are recommended

Be sure to sign up for the In Person classes at least 45 minutes prior to their start time so the instructors can plan appropriately.

Chair yoga is a form of yoga that is practiced sitting on a chair, or standing using a chair for support.  This style of yoga is a great practice for everyone, as it deepens flexibility and strengthens personal body awareness.  It is one of the gentlest forms of yoga available.
Chair yoga is also perfect for pregnant women, anyone who works a desk job, and senior citizens, as well as individuals struggling with any mobility issues.

Props needed: 

• Chairs 
• Blocks are recommended

For Virtual classes be sure to sign up at least 45 minutes prior to the start time to ensure you get the email with the class link.

Hatha yoga is a gentle and slow paced class that does not require any prior experience. Each posture is beginner friendly and done with the intention of restoring your body to a relaxed state of mind that can be carried throughout your day.

Props needed to ensure ease of practice and allows you to explore each pose safely and effectively: 

• Straps (scarves, belts, or ties work as well)
• Blocks are recommended

Be sure to sign up for the In Person classes at least 2 hours prior to their start time so the instructors can plan appropriately.

Hatha yoga is a gentle and slow paced class that does not require any prior experience. Each posture is beginner friendly and done with the intention of restoring your body to a relaxed state of mind that can be carried throughout your day.

Props needed to ensure ease of practice and allows you to explore each pose safely and effectively: 

• Straps (scarves, belts, or ties work as well)
• Blocks are recommended

For Virtual classes be sure to sign up at least 45 minutes prior to the start time to ensure you get the email with the class link.

When – First Thursday every month from 7:15 – 8:00 pm

Who – anyone who loves to read, who loves to talk about the books they read, and who is interested in learning more about yoga, its origins & traditions, and/or how to live a better life in this complicated, fast-paced world

Cost – Free to Ignite Monthly members and Punchcard holders

What – Each month we will discuss a chapter(s) read since our last gathering. It will be an opportunity to reflect, ask questions, and talk through what it all means for us as individuals, a community, and a society as a whole.

Attendance each month is not required, but we do hope you will join us every month if you can.

What book are we reading now – The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins  

Future books will be decided on as a group when it comes closer to the time to start a new one.

If you have any questions about the Ignite Yoga & Wellness Book Club, please reach out to Bobbi at ignitepyoy@gmail.com or 717-793-0511.

For Virtual classes be sure to sign up at least 45 minutes prior to the start time to ensure you get the email with the class link.

Are you someone who doesn’t like to be in a group class setting? Or maybe you don’t mind taking group classes, but are looking for some individual attention to hone your yoga skills. Either way, private yoga lessons would be a great option.

Private lessons can be done for 1 person or a small group of people. They can be a done as a one time class or on a more regular basis. Pricing depends on the number of people in the lesson.

We work with you to determine your goal(s) for the private lesson(s) so that we can align you with the best teacher and program for your private lesson.

Private lessons can be arranged with Bobbi, the owner of Ignite, so if you are interested, reach out to her at ignitepyoy@gmail.com or 717-793-0511.

This class is all about stretching and relaxation.  All levels are welcome to this beautiful, relaxing yoga practice. 

We begin with some gentle stretching to work out the kinks in our body before settling into a comfortable position for Yoga Nidra.  Yoga Nidra is technique of relaxing the mind, body and spirit – a total systematic conscious relaxation technique through a guided meditation.

This class is a wonderful way to prepare your body for a wonderful night of sleep.  It is a beautiful, relaxing yoga practice.

Props needed to ensure ease of practice and allows you to explore each pose safely and effectively: 

• Bolsters
• Blankets
• Pillows
• Eye pillows
• Anything needed to help you be comfortable lying on the floor for up to 40 mins

For Virtual classes be sure to sign up at least 45 minutes prior to the start time to ensure you get the email with the class link.

One Day Women's Renewal Retreat – Saturday, February 7, 2026

Purpose: Provide an opportunity for a small group of women to come together in fellowship for renewal, self-care, personal development, goal setting, and growth.  Helping you move from wellness to wholeness in 2026.

This retreat is part self-care, part goal setting and planning for the new year, and part women’s support group. A loving, spa-like atmosphere where you can reflect on 2025 and plan ahead for 2026 all while pampering yourself a bit…because you deserve it!! Come with the intent to relax, explore, share, and be present.  Bring a friend or family member and make a day of it just for yourselves. You’ll be glad you did.

Retreat Agenda: 

8:30 – 9:20 am            Registration, light continental breakfast, networking

9:30 – 10:30 am          Gentle Hatha yoga class

10:30 – 10:45 am        Transition time (restroom break)

10:45 am – 12 noon    Introductory activities and reflection time (setting the stage for the day)

12:00 – 1:00 pm          Lunch (on your own)

1:00 – 1:30 pm            Yoga nidra

1:30 – 1:45 pm            Transition time (restroom break)

1:45 – 3:15 pm            Station rotations (goal setting work time, relaxation mat, breath work, creative/craft options, and more)

3:15 – 3:30 pm            Wrap up discussion and next steps

What to bring:

·       Dress comfortably and bring layers in case you get chilly or warm during the various activities.

·       Be sure to bring your yoga mat, a yoga strap (a scarf, belt or tie works as well), and a yoga block (optional).

·       A journal or notebook of some kind.  You may also choose to bring your favorite pens or pencils to use for some of the activities.

·       Water, hot tea, and coffee are available to you throughout the day - feel free to bring a refillable cup or mug to use throughout the day

·       *Lunch is on your own – while there are several places nearby you are also welcomed to pack your lunch as well, however please note that the studio doesn't have a refrigerator or microwave).

·       You may also bring snacks to nibble on throughout the day.

Retreat Cost and What's Included:

·       The retreat is limited to 12 participants

·       Cost of retreat - $75

·       The retreat starts at 8:30 am and will conclude at 3:30 pm

·       A light continental breakfast will be provided

·       Each participant will also receive a Goodie bag filled with over $100 of goodies and coupons from local vendors.

Registration closes on January 30th so register now!

A 30-minute early morning yin yoga class with a little meditation practice sprinkled in during Savasana to help you start your day off feeling stretched and centered.  An all levels class, this practice is entirely seated (on the ground) and requires the use of numerous props (blocks and bolsters especially, or things that can function like them).

Props needed to ensure ease of practice and allows you to explore each pose safely and effectively: 

• Bolsters
• Blocks

For Virtual classes be sure to sign up at least 45 minutes prior to the start time to ensure you get the email with the class link.

Great for all levels. This class has a gentle pace, and focuses on deep stretching and relaxation poses with props in a non-heated room. Most poses are done either seated on the floor or lying down. It is the perfect class to compliment your regular yoga practice by helping you to stay flexible and reducing stress.

This class requires the use of props (see below for specific props needed) - please be sure to bring yours with you to class as you cannot practice Yin without them.

Props needed to ensure ease of practice and allows you to explore each pose safely and effectively: 

• Blocks
• Bolsters
• Blankets

Be sure to sign up for the In Person classes at least 2 hours prior to their start time so the instructors can plan appropriately.

Great for all levels. This class has a gentle pace, and focuses on deep stretching and relaxation poses with props in a non-heated room. Most poses are done either seated on the floor or lying down. It is the perfect class to compliment your regular yoga practice by helping you to stay flexible and reducing stress.

This class requires the use of props (see below for specific props needed) - please be sure to bring yours with you to class as you cannot practice Yin without them.

Props needed to ensure ease of practice and allows you to explore each pose safely and effectively: 

• Blocks
• Bolsters
• Blankets

For Virtual classes be sure to sign up at least 45 minutes prior to the start time to ensure you get the email with the class link.

Reiki (pronounced Ray-key) is a gentle, non-invasive Japanese form of energy work that helps to balance the body’s energy system, which in turn promotes stress reduction, relaxation, and healing.  The word Reiki is made of two Japanese words - Rei which means "Universal life" and Ki which is "Energy".

Reiki is administered by a gentle laying of hands on the body or the placing of hands within your energy field in an effort to help move the energy force in your body. Reiki is gentle and safe enough for everyone, from babies and pregnant women, to the elderly and those who are sick or injured. 

Most people who experience a Reiki session note a feeling of calm and relaxation throughout their sessions.  It is a wonderful way to promote healing, health, and overall wellbeing in the body.