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The Burning Wheel Method
A disciplined system of yoga training built on 8-Limb Power Yoga,
designed to cultivate strength, clarity, resilience, and depth in modern life.
A Complete
System of Practice
Rather than treating yoga as casual wellness or exercise alone, the method trains the full human system—body, breath, nervous system, attention, emotional capacity, and ethical action.
The Origin of the Burning Wheel Method
Burning Wheel was founded on a simple conviction: most modern yoga training is incomplete.
For years, Jordan Lashley, founder of Burning Wheel, immersed himself in the world of power yoga. The physical intensity was undeniable. The discipline was real, but something essential was missing.
Strength without philosophy. Movement without deeper integration. A system built for fitness, but not for the full demands of a human life.
Rather than settle for a partial practice, he kept studying. Over nearly two decades, Jordan trained across multiple traditions, including Baptiste, Jivamukti, Yin Yoga, and classical yoga philosophy.
What emerged from that search was not another hybrid class style, but a fully integrated training system for modern householders.
The Development of
8-Limb Power Yoga
Years of teaching and study revealed a clear insight: the physical discipline of power yoga becomes far more powerful when supported by the full framework of classical yoga.
This realization led to the development of 8-Limb Power Yoga, a method that reconnects modern physical training with the system described in the Yoga Sutras.
Instead of isolating yoga as exercise, the practice integrates movement, breath, meditation, philosophy, and ethical discipline.
Read more about 8-Limb Power Yoga > >
Experience the Method Yourself
Explore the schedule and step into a structured practice designed to build strength, clarity, and resilience.
What We Train
These elements work together. When trained in isolation, they remain limited. When trained together, they create a practice that can support the full complexity of human life.
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The Body — strength, mobility, alignment, and durability
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The Breath — regulation of energy and nervous system stability
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The Nervous System — the capacity to stay steady under stress
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Attention — the ability to direct and sustain focus
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Emotional Capacity — resilience in discomfort & challenge
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Ethical Action — how the practice expresses itself in daily life
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The Eight Limbs in Practice
We believe these limbs are not treated as abstract philosophy. They serve as a training architecture that supports the practitioner's full development. Each limb trains a different dimension of human capacity and appears directly in the structure of practice.
What it trains
Ethical discipline in relationship.
Why it matters
Integrity stabilizes both the practitioner and the community.
In practice
Shared agreements, accountability, and respect for the practice space.
What it trains
Personal discipline and self-study.
Why it matters
Progress requires honesty, reflection, and consistency.
In practice
Personal responsibility for practice and reflection on one’s actions.
What it trains
Physical strength, stability, and mobility.
Why it matters
A strong and resilient body supports sustained practice.
In practice
Heated power yoga sequences designed to build strength, endurance, and alignment.
What it trains
Breath regulation and nervous system stability.
Why it matters
The breath influences energy, attention, and emotional response.
In practice
Breath cues are integrated throughout movement and moments of stillness.
What it trains
The ability to withdraw attention from distraction.
Why it matters
Modern life constantly fragments attention.
In practice
Maintaining internal focus even during demanding physical sequences.
What it trains
Sustained concentration.
Why it matters
Attention must be developed deliberately.
In practice
Steady gaze, breath rhythm, and focused repetition of sequences.
What it trains
Meditative awareness.
Why it matters
Clarity emerges through sustained presence.
In practice
Seated meditation and quiet observation of the mind.
What it trains
Integration.
Why it matters
The purpose of practice is to align inner life with outer action.
In practice
Experienced as moments of deep presence, connection, and clarity.
What to Expect During a Burning Wheel Training Session
Each class follows a structured progression designed to train both the body and the mind.
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Arrival and Intention: Students arrive, settle their attention, and prepare for practice.
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Breath Regulation: Breath patterns are introduced early and maintained throughout the class.
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Physical Intensity: Heated power yoga sequences build strength, endurance, and mobility.
- Mental Focus: Students are guided to maintain attention on breath, alignment, and internal awareness.
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Stillness and Reflection: Classes often close with meditation or quiet integration.
This structure allows students to train intensely while remaining grounded, safe, and attentive.
Deepen Your Practice with Private Training
Private sessions offer focused guidance within the Burning Wheel Method. Work one-on-one with an instructor to refine alignment, build strength in foundational postures, regulate breath, and deepen your understanding of the practice. Sessions can also support injury recovery, meditation and breathwork, or building confidence before entering group classes.
Train privately with a Burning Wheel instructor and deepen your experience of the method.
What Practitioners Say About the Method
"Beautiful and warm space. Fabulous yoga instruction with a lovely dose of inspiration and learning! All levels welcome. I highly recommend it!"
"The space is absolutely beautiful. Welcoming. Bright. Warm. Spacious. Big, free parking lot. And taught by truly wonderful, skilled and inspiring teachers. I would highly recommend checking out Burning Wheel for all yoga skill levels. And I believe that those who have been traveling the path for a while will no doubt find a master teacher delivering a powerful and soulful message."
"Hard to put into words the way you feel after a class with Jordan. Its transforming, therapeutic, powerful and empowering. A true favorite of mine, I highly recommend his classes to any and all levels of yoga students."
"A cool and tranquil place to simply ‘be.’ The yoga practice/breath work, the mindful meditation, and the sense of community are all part of the sweet experience at Burning Wheel. I’m so grateful for this studio and the people who make it work."
"My favorite yoga studio; my sanctuary. Thank you, Angela and Jordan for providing this peaceful place for yoga, meditation, community and peace."
"Fantastic studio, really incorporates the true aspects of Yoga. Physical and Mental."
"After I broke my wrist this winter, I thought my yoga practice was over. I decided to book a private lesson with Monique to learn some modifications. Best thing I ever did! Monique taught me several modifications & now I am back to my yoga practice! Forever grateful 🙏🏻"
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Consistent practice builds strength, clarity, and resilience over time.
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