Chair Pose
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Chair Pose Utkatasana
Learn how to keep the weight out of your knees while you strengthen your quads and low back, and open the upper back and shoulders. Sit right down, folks.
Learn how to keep the weight out of your knees while you strengthen your quads and low back, and open the upper back and shoulders. Sit right down, folks.
Here are some classes featuring Chair Pose.
By Dhaujee Rose on Aug 8, 2022
A short and sweet practice for all of the runners or anyone who wants to explore the depths of their hips. A perfect blend of internal and external rotations to find space and release all the things we've hidden in our largest joint! Add this sequence to your personal practice or use it to recover from a nice long run or bike ride. Enjoy!
By Courtney Harms on Aug 6, 2022
A slow flow practice for all levels. We will breathe, we will move and we will take time to observe the spaces in between the poses and breaths to really ground in the present. Sometimes you gotta sweat to reset!
By Brent Laffoon on Jul 20, 2022
A sweet, brief practice to help you open up your hips, hamstrings and lower back. Perfect for when you're short on time but still need to move. Take your time, feel deep... and enjoy!
By Dhaujee Rose on Mar 10, 2022
Join Dhaujee in this tutorial style offering that takes it back to the basics. We take a moment to discuss alignment cues in some of our most visited postures. Find new spaces to open, adjust and enter postures in a safe and strong way. Enjoy!
By Dhaujee Rose on Dec 7, 2021
We process emotions in the heart and store them in the hips. In this hatha inspired flow, we take it slow and work through the emotional kinks we may be hiding. We spend time in some of our favorite challenge poses like bound half moon and extended side angle that invigorate both the hips and heart. A strong breath carries us through it all! After we've built the heat standing, we slow it down with a floor sequence offering long, releasing holds. Enjoy this challenging practice, your hips and heart will appreciate it!
By Callan Beres on Nov 15, 2021
This is a real barre warmup with combinations, counts, and cues! This class is most appropriate for dancers with some dance training because of the abbreviated breakdowns of each segment, but those who are new to dance should definitely join and modify as needed. You can expect a barre like you'd find in any ballet studio in the world, starting with pliés and ending with grand battement. Together, we'll focus on building stability through each exercise, and becoming more familiar with dance terminology and etiquette.
By Dhaujee Rose on Oct 13, 2021
In this short and sweet sculpt, we energize all of the major muscle groups. We start with vinyasa variations to warm up the upper body, moving into squats for leg fun. The flow finishes with a core sequence that surely brings the heat if you aren't already sweating. As always with the sculpt offerings, you can add or subtract reps to make your practice more personal. Have fun and tone it up with this fiery flow!
By Dhaujee Rose on Sep 20, 2021
In this flow we send our attention to our core, hips and legs. We warm up with a few modified vinyasas and build a practice that targets core balance and leg strength. You'll get a chance to play with variations and to take up space on your mat! Come for the challenge, stay for the yoga.
By Jessica Oldfield on Aug 15, 2021
In this class we will focus on the anterior hips - the Hip Flexors, the Quadriceps and the Adductors. We'll move through a flow that will help bring awareness and attention to these areas so that you know how to stretch and strengthen them in your practice. This is a Foundational Flow class which means we will move at a slower pace but it's designed for intermediate to advanced students.
By Dhaujee Rose on Jun 12, 2021
Fire up your core and lower body with this quick yoga sculpt. Dhaujée takes us through 3 sequences that heat up the entire body but really focus on core, booty and hip toning. Perfect if you are short on time but still want a mindful sweat. If you have more time, you can always repeat the sequences or add more reps. Enjoy!