Extended Side Angle
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Extended Side Angle Pose Utthita Parsvakonasana
Ally HamiltonA side body lengthener, spine and core strengthener, and hip opener all in one. A block is useful to "lift the floor up" in some cases.
Ready to work it?
Here are some classes featuring Extended Side Angle Pose.
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Slow and Steady
By Ally Hamilton on May 2, 2019
Great for days when you're a little low on energy but still want to get your heart pumping and your breath flowing, and open your mind, your hips, heart, and hamstrings, too!
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Open, Curious & Kind
By Josie Kramer on Apr 24, 2019
This practice supports health, wholeness and balance at every level of your being. Use the rhythm of your breath as the foundation of the practice. Be open to whatever arrives with curiosity, kindness and non-judgment. You can expect intention setting, cat-cow, series A, a warrior flow, extended side angle, half moon, wild thing, malasana, navasana, reverse table top, inversions, bridge, happy baby pose, thread the needle, forward folds, spinal twists and a restful savasana. Enjoy, yogis!
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Happy Hips and Hamstrings
By Courtney Harms on Apr 19, 2019
Go deep into your hips and hamstrings to create space in the body and mind. We hold a lot of our "stuff" in these spots. Through conscious breath and movement we can choose to let a lot of it go!
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Open to the Mystery
By Kate Duyn on Mar 18, 2019
Allow things to unfold however they will and see if you can open and receive things you never imagined. Join Kate for a flow that's full of twists and turns and sure to keep you on your toes (hands, head, haha). Just when you think you know what's coming...
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20 minute FLOW
By Jesse Schein on Mar 2, 2019
Only have 20 minutes but still want the sweat, flow and energy of a longer class? This class gets it all in! Sun salutes, standing poses, arm strengtheners, twists, and CORE! WORK IT and then settle into a lovely hip opener on your back and a sweet savasana to rest.
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Prenatal Vinyasa
By Noelle Beaugureau on Dec 17, 2018
For Mamas to be who want a little extra strength and a little flexibility! A nice well-rounded practice that can be done through any trimester. Feel free to modify any poses that you need to as you go! This practice will help you feel more centered, balanced and connected to yourself and your little human. Enjoy!
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Ground to Lift Up and Fly
By Monica Moss on Nov 24, 2018
A well-rounded class with heart opening, hip opening and a focus on core strength and breath connection. We will play with forearm stand starting from dolphin pose setting up the building blocks to Pincha Mayurasana. Challenge your limits a bit if you can but most importantly breathe and stay present so you can enjoy the benefits of the mind body connection we work on together.
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Prenatal Vinyasa Flow
By Noelle Beaugureau on Nov 19, 2018
Feel a bit tight, sore or sluggish in your pregnant body? This class is perfect to help you feel strong, grounded and open again! Modifications are given so you can adjust this flow to your second or third trimester. We move through sun salutations and hold standing poses to cultivate strength. A relaxing pigeon pose helps to free tension in the hips. Finishing hamstring and hip openers help to soothe the body and mind. Enjoy Mamas!
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Morning Cup of Joe-ga
By Ally Hamilton on Aug 13, 2018
Let's have a morning cup of joe-ga together! Sun salutes heat us up, a standing sequence opens all the major muscle groups, backbends open the heart and the shoulders, hip and hamstring-opening sets us up to enter the day feeling relaxed and ready, core strengthening starts a fire in the belly, and all along the way gentle reminders to work on an inner voice that roots you on while you gain tools to tell a loud inner critic to hit the road! Ready? Grab your cup. I mean your mat!
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KISS in your Chair
By Leslie Kazadi on Jul 30, 2018
KISS - Keep It Simple, Silly - in your chair when you don't know where to begin a yoga practice. Simply feeling your feet, your breath and your movement will guide you into what is possible in this moment. Let yourself be surprised by how much you can move in a chair and how much strength and confidence you can build. Pay attention to the rhythm of your breath and the river of sensation that is ever present. These simple things can soothe your mind, improve your balance and sense of control over your body as you move through life.
