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I noticed other users uploading these sessions, so I figured I’d add to their efforts by uploading the ones they missed. I’ll split them up so I can do the presentation nicely.Udaya and Venice Beach/Yoga Collective have a 12USD monthly subscription that gets access to their video collection, yoga sessions from their instructors and guest instructors. These are high quality HD 720p videos. Maybe we should do a GB sometime and get the whole collection? That would be a LOT of yoga!Keep in mind, every yoga teacher has their own style, they may not all fit yours, just try them out and don’t get discouraged.Jeff Beaudoin: Versatology (60 Minutes)About the instructor:I began practicing in 1999. Yoga practice is the master teacher, so I’ve maintained my personal practice while studying with only two teachers: Bryan Kest and Rudy Mettia, though I continue to glean insights from many others. Bryan taught me a beautiful yogic perspective, experiential understanding, and to be grateful. Rudy taught me safe and effective alignment, immense creative freedom, and the greatest lesson of all: how to laugh at life and myself. I’m deeply indebted to each of these men. In addition to over 6,000 classroom hours teaching yoga, I hold a Doctorate Degree in Natural Health focused in Transpersonal Studies, and 2 undergraduate degrees in Psychology. I have been helping individuals achieve optimum physical and mental wellbeing for over 25 years. My classes are versatile, focused, and just like life off the mat: intense, laid-back, relaxed, no-holds barred, easy, hard, comfortable, confronting, and everything in between. Either way, you can always count on receiving everything I’ve got to give.Source: UdayaWell, the influence by Rudy Mettia is obvious. This guy doesn’t only look like Rudy, he even teaches like Rudy.About the class:Can you look forward into the future or back into the past while staying grounded in the present? Can you consider all of the infinite possibilities for your life while not losing sight of what’s real, here and now? This 60 minute power-inspired vinyasa flow will stimulate your peripherial vision while rooting you in the present. Cultivate grace under fire whle moving through all 4 dimensional planes of motion. It’s like a cup of joe to go.Source: UdayaNothing truly special about this one. It’s a solid Power Yoga session, with a few WTF-moments when it comes to sequencing. Cues are clear, although sometimes I found myself double-checking the screen anyway.Level: Intermediate/AdvancedVideo: x264-Main@L4; 1280*720 (16:9); 1527 Kbps; 23.976 fpsAudio: AAC-LC; 160 Kbps; 2 Ch; 48.0 Khz