Special Class: Breathe to the Beat with Jasen Tay, Sep 5

Orchard Central
Saturday, September 5, 2026
4pm - 5pm

Breathe to the Beat with Jasen, a 60-minute dynamic breath and sound experience. 

Step out of the noise and turn inward with an atmospheric flow where movement, breath, and sound intertwine. In this special session, the soundscape acts as an active blueprint, guiding your pulse and breath from start to finish.

What to expect:

 - Ignite: Ground and awaken internal heat with rhythmic Bhastrika Pranayama synced to a driving ambient soundtrack.

 - Flow: Move through a breath-led Vinyasa sequence set to rich acoustic and ambient rhythms, featuring artists like Hermanos Gutiérrez and East Forest.

 - Restore: Sink into deep floor holds before unwinding into an extended Savasana, bathed in acoustic singing bowls, Koshi chimes, and soothing drone layers.

Leave feeling energetically cleared, deeply grounded, and fully restored.

Price

$50 or 2 class credits.

An active package or membership can be used for this special class. Email to sign up.

Cancellation Policy

Please note that this event is non-refundable.

ABOUT JASEN TAY



Jasen’s yoga journey has been a path of discovery, resilience, and joy. From the fast-paced world of banking to the mindful depths of yoga, each stage of his life has been enriched by this practice. Yoga has been his anchor through transitions—offering not just physical benefits, but a space for reflection, growth, and the courage to embrace change.

Jasen completed his 200-hour yoga teacher training with Dr. Venky’s Shivshakti Yoga Institute on October 15, 2015. He has since deepened his practice with specialized training in Meridian Yin and Wall Rope Yoga. His curiosity for movement and healing has led him to explore the intricate connection between body and mind. Grateful for the teachers and experiences that have shaped his path, he is passionate about sharing these insights with others.

Jasen’s teaching style is rooted in awareness, adaptability, and connection. He believes in meeting students where they are—honoring their unique journeys while encouraging them to challenge themselves with patience and self-compassion. Whether in a deep, introspective yin session or an alignment-focused practice, he holds space for his students to move, breathe, and be present.

"Allow yourself to know that what is supposed to be for you will come to you, and if it wasn’t meant to come to you, it won’t. You are good enough."