Welcome spring with a rejuvenating three-night yoga retreat at Red Clover Ranch, nestled among the rolling hills, wooded ridges, and lush valleys of Wisconsin’s beautiful Driftless Region. Surrounded by 79 acres of woodland and pasture, this peaceful retreat offers the perfect setting to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and embrace the fresh energy of a new season.
Each day, enjoy twice-daily yoga practices planned to meet the needs of all of our guests. Between classes, enjoy delicious, chef-prepared farm-to-table meals featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients, explore the gorgeous natural surroundings, wander along peaceful trails, sauna and then plunge into the pond to cool down. As the days unfold, there will be plenty of time to relax and breathe deeply, commune with fellow attendees and enjoy the gorgeous outdoors.
With its thoughtfully designed accommodations, welcoming atmosphere, and extraordinary natural beauty, Red Clover Ranch provides a special place to step away from your usual routine and give yourself the gift of rest and renewal. Leave feeling refreshed, grounded, and inspired, carrying the peace and vitality of spring back into your everyday life.
Guests, please note that this is a hosted retreat, and reservations must be made through the Retreat Leader Host. Red Clover does not manage the bookings for Hosted Retreats, and you must reserve your space directly with the Hosted Retreat Leader. Click the button to book directly through the Retreat Leader Host’s Website or their retreat booking site.
Jen Asimow and Kathleen Matuszewich, friends and colleagues for many years, founded Balanced Yoga Retreats just as the world emerged from COVID isolation and it has grown organically since then.
Jen Asimow’s approach to supporting yoga practitioners is to meet each student where they are and to help each student reach their personal goals whether it is building strength, improving mobility, deepening breathwork, or simply carving out time for presence and reflection.
Similarly Kathleen Matuszewich builds classes that are adaptive, challenging and supportive. She enjoys sharing and teaching yoga as a mind/body practice that is rooted in traditions, lineage and ancient scripts but has room to accommodate playful and investigative un-conventionality (whether by playing music, inventive sequencing or lay about quiet time when the mind is free to wander).
Together Kathleen and Jen enjoy co-teaching. Their format allows a lead teacher to guide the class and the other to offer personalized modifications and gentle and/or supporting hands-on assists (if consented to).
In addition to co-teaching, Jen and Kathleen differentiate their daily classes. The morning practice is longer (typically 90 minutes) and tends to be a more rigorous, heat building class, warming and energizing their students for the day ahead. While the evening practice is a quieter, softer, slower paced-class allowing students to un-wind and settle as their day comes to an end. The overall aim is to provide the most balanced retreat experience imaginable. As each group creates its own energy and rhythm, Jen and Kathleen adapt as the experience unfolds.