Build a steady, breath-led vinyasa practice that you can actually keep on a busy week. Amara Reed breaks the 60-day journey into daily 20–40 minute sessions that layer sun-salutation variations, arm-balance progressions, and restorative cooldown work.
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What you will learn
Build a steady, breath-led vinyasa practice that you can actually keep on a busy week. Amara Reed breaks the 60-day journey into daily 20–40 minute sessions that layer sun-salutation variations, arm-balance progressions, and restorative cooldown work.
Sequence a 60-minute class with a clear peak-pose arc
Link breath, gaze and movement into one continuous rhythm
Enter and exit arm balances safely with your own proportions
Build a home practice you can sustain in 20 minutes
Teach a 60-minute vinyasa class to a real group
Curriculum
4 modules · 16 video lessons · lifetime access,
including every update we publish.
Transitions as meditation: every transition has a pause
Restorative cooldown design
Final assessment: film and submit a 60-minute sequence
Teaching plan for your first public class
What is included
42 high-definition video lessons (1080p, downloadable)
Lifetime access to the course and all future updates
Weekly live flow class every Sunday at 9:00 AM CT
Downloadable pose library with 24 video breakdowns
Asana practice tracker (printable + mobile wallpaper)
Private student community moderated by our teaching team
Certificate of completion for 14 continuing-education hours
30-day money-back guarantee
Requirements & what you need
No prior yoga experience needed — we start from the very first breath
A yoga mat and two blocks; everything else is optional
Roughly 4–5 hours per week, mostly on your own schedule
A phone or laptop to watch lessons (both mobile-friendly)
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it unlocks every live class and the first module of every course, no card required.
Amara founded Lumen Yoga in 2014 with a single rule that still guides everything we do: no student should feel unsafe or unteachable in their own class. She began teaching at 22 in a 400-square-foot church basement in East Austin and has since taught more than 8,600 students in person and online.
Amara's live Sunday flow is where most of our community shows up. Expect heat, clear anatomy cues and a genuinely welcoming room for first-timers.
The clearest on-ramp into yoga. Lena Ortiz teaches the classical postures with unhurried alignment breakdowns, plain-language anatomy and a weekly progression that makes the mat feel manageable from day one.
Long, patient holds and supported shapes that reach deep connective tissue. David Okafor teaches you how to stay long enough to feel the release without overloading the nervous system — the practice people call 'the reset'.
A short, forgiving program for anyone whose nights are broken. Maya Patel pairs fully-supported restorative postures with breathwork and simple evening rituals designed to help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep.