10/15/2025
A little clip of tonight’s class. Ricky’s demonstrating some advance vinyasa to inspire and entertain. We work hard. We have fun. We find health and healing. We breathe. We meditate. We grow. We transform!
Join us every Tuesday and Saturday through the end of October.
Also join us for practitioner/teacher training through with our founder beginning January 2026. We meet one weekend each month through October in Richardson at Springhill Retreat Center. It’s not for everyone. It’s for anyone who can use more health, happiness and Self-knowledge. There’s so much more to say about Ricky’s trainings. Let’s hear it from one of his students:
May 14, 2019
I’ve been practicing for over 10 years I’ve meet lots of yogis in my journey. Ricky’s passion and sweet soul is evident from the first moment I met him. In the first few minutes I spent with him, he was able to identify simple adjustments to my practice that did and will continue to transform my physical practice.
I’ve graduated from two well-known 200 hour teacher training programs and while I’m aware of the spiritual and meditative side of yoga, it’s not something I’ve felt like I understood. For me, it’s the harder side of the practice as it’s more than just putting your body into a pose but how you take the piece of the practice deeper and off the mat. I know that any conversation with him, I’ll walk away with a
deeper knowledge of yoga. If that weren’t enough, Ricky and I spent time working on the energetic locks, the bandhas. Ricky helped me to understand the bandhas clearly as this is something I’ve struggled with for years.
As a yoga teacher myself, I strive to continue to learn and deepen my practice. After meeting and spending time with Ricky, I felt like I gained additional clarity that will set me on a path to a clearer understanding of the entire yoga practice. I look forward to continuing to practice with Ricky and to soak up as much knowledge as
I can.
Andrea Pfannstiel, 200 RYT
Dallas, TX
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