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Looking for a super sweaty flow? Need a few minutes of guided mindfulness meditation? Just beginning? How about some deep relaxation? We’ve got all that and more.
I'm a yoga instructor and I rely on Yogis Anonymous for my own practice. The instructors are creative and knowledgeable. Yogis Anonymous allows me to practice on my own time and choose whatever I'm in the mood for - sometimes mellow, sometimes challenging. There is never-ending variety. I've saved many classes in my "Watch List" that I like to return to again and again.
I love to be challenged but I also like to be “lead” and cued on how to approach different asanas... especially ones that aren’t frequently taught in your typical studio class...
I recommend Yogis Anonymous to all of my friends because of the quality classes and incredible instructors. Teachers like Ally Hamilton, Mary Beth LaRue, Kate Cariati, and Angela Kukhahn have a way of making me feel like I am practicing with them at studio in Santa Monica from the comforts of my own home.
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By Ally Hamilton on Jun 7, 2016
For days when you have a lot of energy but not tons of time and you want to work your core until it’s screaming for mercy. Think navasana variations and breath of fire, along with other torturous fun. The intense core work is followed by Series C with variations, lizard pose, hanumanasana, reclined hero’s pose, and anahata. Good luck to you and your core!
By Kate Cariati on Jun 4, 2016
At some point we need to let go of having to be right all the time and just let people be... Archers arms aim the energy of the heart, perching variations steer the legs into the midline. Play at the wall with an asymmetrical outer-hip opening into a controlled rise into handstand. Bust that heart open with Eka Pada Urdvha Dhanurasana and be compassionate with yourself and others, even those you have never met online ; )
By Angela Kukhahn on Jun 1, 2016
A short practice building to the challenging and elusive press to handstand. What to expect: Shoulder stretching with Gomukashana arms, lengthening the hamstrings with half-splits, opening the hips with Surya C, wrist warmups and strengthening with "flashlights," core-work in plank and forearm plank, an explanation of alignment principles, and work at the wall with props in handstand to create the muscle memory and awareness for pressing to handstand and much, much more!
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