Published on December 11, 2013
Use your core strength to help with balance and focus, working up to a challenging balancing sequence with the option to utilize the chair for support if needed. There's a great flowing rhythm to help you get in sync with the breath, and tune into the present moment.
By Josie Kramer on Mar 15, 2020
This practice is a slow flow designed to gently release physical and emotional tensions around the heart. You can expect longer, slower holds in shoulder, upper back and chest openers. Allow the focus and re-focus of your practice to be your deep breathing. Release any blockages by softening on the exhales. Enjoy, yogis!
By Missy White on May 14, 2019
In the class we target the hips and hamstrings, these are the areas we tend to store stress and tension and it can be difficult to get into the fascia and smaller muscles around theses areas , so prepare to breathe deeply and let go of this unnecessary tension! You will feel amazing when you do!
By Brent Laffoon on Mar 7, 2019
A slow, gentle practice to help pick you up when you're feeling either a little sick or low energy. Enjoy!
By Ally Hamilton on Jul 16, 2018
Perfect for end-of-day practice, anytime you're feeling low energy, or when you're coming back from being under the weather like I am! This is a slow and steady session that will open the hips, shoulders and hamstrings. The pace is slow, the holds are long, the breath is the focal point. Be kind to yourself, it's important :)
By Courtney Harms on Jun 7, 2018
A postnatal practice for yogis who are at least 6 weeks postpartum. As a new mom, connecting with your breath is key to both help strengthen your core and to reduce stress. This practice does address diastasis recti as well as specific areas affected by pregnancy, labor and taking care of a newborn!
By Leslie Kazadi on Nov 16, 2015
Yoga is great for decompressing the spine and improving your posture. This session explores how to feel your alignment so you will know where you are in space and how to stand taller and feel stronger. Building this awareness and strength will also help you with your balance and confidence!
By Jamie Elmer on Oct 8, 2015
Although I'm an anatomy based, technique based teacher, the reality is, what works for us one day may not work for us the next. This practice is me sharing with you what has been working for me lately to remedy low back strain. It involves abdominal strengthening, hip opening and twisting. Try it out. See if it works for you!
By Leslie Kazadi on Aug 17, 2015
Everybody does it! So what's the deal with locking and/or hyper extending the knees? Why is it "bad"? How can you feel this unconscious habit so that you can choose not to lock your knees, build more strength and keep your knees happy and healthy? This session answers these questions and gives you cues to play with creating awareness to know your knees.
By Leslie Kazadi on May 2, 2015
When you think of restorative backbends, "wheel" probably isn't the pose that comes to mind - unless you have used a chair to support you. This session will show you how to use a chair to create the shape of wheel using gravity to open up your chest. You will sense the relationship of "engaging your core" and how that balances out your wheel to create sukha/spaciousness in your entire spine!
By Leslie Kazadi on Feb 2, 2015
It's so beautiful outside after the rain! Just as the rain opens up the sky and clears away the smog, this practice opens up the chest and releases the diaphragm and hips to clear your mind and free your breath. With this practice, you will feel energized and inspired, beautiful and clear, on the inside and out!
Jennifer Lake
