i'm looking for a beginner yoga class in orange, ca. that is inexpensive and i can bring my 4 yr old with me
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Try looking at:\n\nhttp://www.sahajayoga.org/worldwidecontacts/country.asp?ID=233\n\nand scroll down to see centres/classes in California.
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Well there are tons of grappling, Judo, and Jujitsu schools. Are you partial to a certain type of Jujitsu (BJJ, Hakko Ryu, Daito, Yoshitsune)? Anyways, I will throw in a few websites for you to check out, just to get you started. I'm not too familiar with Southern Ca but the Gracies are over in Torrance. I believe Gene Lebell's protege, Gokor Chivichyan is in LA. Believe it or not, Southern Ca is the best place to learn grappling. I'm just not sure where you are in relation to all the schools. Hope this helps!
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I don't know what's good, but here's a way to find all of the preschools in the area:\n\nhttp://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&latlongtype=findit&address=&city=San%20Francisco&state=CA&zipcode=&country=US&latitude=04n56zTZlBQ%3d&longitude=OgmUIWyRrTYq%2fM%2fz%2bOyKmA%3d%3d&cat=preschool
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From personal experience, all you really need is a mat, a book and/or DVDs to practice at home. And if you're not that flexible, you should get a yoga strap and yoga bricks.\n\nSo, as far as the equipment above, they are more catered to (but not limited to) those specific programs or programs like it.\n\nIt also, just boils down to how much money you're willing to spend. Amazon.com has good prices on yoga DVDs, books and equipment/kits and you can get free shipping on items over $24.\n\nI also know from personal experience that a stability ball is a good piece of equipment to have, but of course, not necessary to have a successful yoga practice.\n\nHave fun!
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try this one.\nIf the class is near galleria or near northwest\ngood luck
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I like Steven Halpern for music:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_i_1/105-4256668-0200450?ie=UTF8&keywords=steven%20halpern&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Asteven%20halpern%2Ci%3Apopular&page=1\n\nFor Yoga I like:\n\nYoga Zone  \n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_i_2/105-4256668-0200450?ie=UTF8&keywords=yoga%20zone&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ayoga%20zone%2Ci%3Advd&page=1
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There are different styles of yoga, so my favorite may not necessarily be the best for you.  If possible, I suggest you try to take classes at a few different yoga studios to get a sample of different styles.  Hopefully there are some options in your area.  After the class, if you find a yoga insructor you like, you could ask her/him what style would best describe  his/her practice and if there are any famous instructors with videos in that style.  Also, a video can help you get in more yoga sessions when you don't have the time or money to go to class, but I still suggest you try to make it to classes every once in a while.  There is no substitute for having a quality instructor see you practice and offer guidance on improving your practice.\n\nWith that said, here are a few of the videos I've heard about that might be good:\n\nRodney Yee (good videos; lots of upper body strength, but not as aerobic/active as I like)\nShiva Rea (lots of women really like her; very graceful, flowing, almost a form of dance; don't know anything about her videos though or whether she is appropriate for beginners)\nBaron Baptiste (corepower yoga -- as the name suggests, very active and requires strength; probably not best for beginners; very popular especially for very athletic people)\nSeane Corne (vinyassa flow class; not too fast paced; may be a good starter video)\nRichard Freeman (Ashtanga -- very challenging strenght form  of yoga; I like this type; I'd be reluctant to recommend this to a beginner without going to classes first to avoid hurting yourself.  Lot's of jumping and challenging inversions.)\n\nYou might want to check specifically for yoga videos for beginners.  I have not looked for these.  I'd avoid videos by aerobic instructors and others simply getting on the yoga bandwagon.\n\nHope this helps.  I'm not a yoga instructor, so hopefully someone more knowledgable than myself can provide you with better guidance.
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Check with your local arts and crafts retail stores that sell pottery products. They usually have a list of some sort. If you have a Michael's Craft Store or Joanne's Fabrics. I know here in Cali they offer classes at the store.  As far as cooking classes and Pottery classes as well, check with your local cities community center or neighboring cities community center. They have all sorts of classes to offer that are really reasonable in price and are offered all year long. Call the Parks and Recreation department in your local or neighboring city.
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Try your local YMCA.  Ours offers classes for groups or just for couples and it's pretty reasonably priced.
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http://www.caitanya.com/YogaLadder/index.html
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I really like OCC...I know they offere sign language classes, but I'm not sure about this summer.\n\nAlso try OCM Boces..They're good too.
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Chapel Hill:\nANUSARA YOGA in CHAPEL HILL, NC Chapel Hill, NC\nJoe Furman, RYT Chapel Hill, NC\nTracy Bogart Chapel Hill, NC\nYoga Body, Mind and Spirit Chapel Hill, NC\nYoga for Athletes Chapel Hill, NC\n\nCarroborro:\nCarrboro Yoga Company Carrboro, NC\nKate Cole, R.Y.T. Carrboro, NC\n\nDurham:\nInside Out Body Therapies Durham, NC\nYoga in the HOOD Durham, NC\nYoga Practice Center Durham, NC\nYoga Spot Durham, NC
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I love the GAIAM yoga videos. You can find them pretty much anywhere online and Target also carries them. The "Yoga for Weightloss" gives great stretches and relaxing poses which are great for everyone (not just those trying to lose weight).  Here's a link that will take you directly to GAIAM's yoga videos:\nhttp://www.gaiam.com/retail/category.asp?catalog%5Fname=gai&category%5Fname=l2%5FVideoDVD
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http://yoga.about.com/od/yogaposes/
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First, I'd suggest any club that has group classes. Not only is this cheaper than private lessons, but you can learn from others and also develop some practice partners.\nIf you are near the Lloyd Center, I'd suggest the Portland Tennis Center, next to Benson High. Otherwise, any of the numerous tennis clubs in town should have classes available. Just call one near you and ask about their schedule and prices.
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Have you ever considered yoga? It's incredibly beneficial - great exercise, soothing, relaxing, stress relieving, and will help improve confidence and posture. \n\nThere are a LOT of yoga teachers out there these days and a LOT of different styles and teaching techniques. You don't have to go to a touchy-feely, chanting type class if you're not into that sort of thing. There are even classes just for women (in case you're like me and would rather not do downward dog in front of a guy). \n\nI highly recommend taking a class instead of following along with a tape, though. At least to start. There are a lot of subtle adjustments to the postures that help you get the most out of yoga and it's incredibly difficult (maybe impossible) to get that from a tape if you've never had anyone help you with it first.\n\nwww.yogajournal.com is a decent place to do some research, but the nice folks who run it are a little hardcore - there's a lot of lighter yoga out there to start out with. I included a link to the Yoga 101 section in case you're curious!  :)
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Maha Yoga Center - 4 Central Square Bridgewater\n\nHatha Yoga - 685 N. Bedford St. (Rt. 18) East Bridgewater