
easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic mobility and the ability to get up and down from the floor are helpful.
A private, two-hour session combining gentle vinyasa, breathwork, and a 15–20 minute crystal bowl sound bath. Ideal for groups looking to slow down together, deepen connection, and leave with a clearer nervous system.
The room breathes before the group does: low light, a soft circle of mats, and the first clear tone of a crystal singing bowl that seems to vibrate through the floorboards. In a private session just outside downtown Asheville, instructors lead a 75-minute flow that eases tight shoulders and slows the pulse, then guide participants into a long savasana where sound swells and the city’s distant hum fades into the background.

Host or meeting point should be ready 15–20 minutes before class so instructors can set bowls and props without rush.
Even if mats are supplied, a blanket makes the longer final rest more comfortable and supports grounding.
Drink water beforehand and have a bottle accessible—sound work and relaxation can make you surprisingly dehydrated.
Note chronic pain or recent injuries on booking so teachers can provide appropriate modifications.
Asheville’s long tradition as a mountain-health destination dates back to 19th-century visitors who sought clean air and mineral springs, a legacy that informs the city’s modern wellness scene.
Providers here often use low-waste event practices and support local teachers; keep shared spaces tidy and opt for reusable water bottles to reduce single-use waste.
Hydration supports circulation and helps your body reset during breathwork and sound healing.
Provides warmth and comfort during long savasana and sound bath segments.
Breathable, flexible layers make moving and resting comfortable in any indoor space.
summer specific
Useful for capturing reflections from the closing circle and integration prompts.