this one's a pretty all-purpose practice. it will challenge you to stay present, watch your reactions, and listen to your body. put it in regular rotation and you will get stronger,
this one gets a little nerdy in dissecting twists, side bends, and backbends
sometimes, you just don't need chaturanga, down dog, or any standing poses. this is for those times. postures include: reclined hip and shoulder mobilizers, seated twists and side bends, bridge, and
this one starts slow and builds. in includes lots of functional movements, traditional vinyasa series, and a focus on really becoming aware of your breath and body alignment. key postures include:
sometimes, class moves faster -- or slower -- than you'd like it to. sometimes, you have to hold poses, like, forever. sometimes you notice yourself getting stuck in the same
equanimity is one of those “yoga words”…a fancy way to say keeping your cool when things get challenging -- physically, mentally, and emotionally. sounds good, right? so how do we practice that
sometimes you don't need to go with the flow
seriously. how are you? really. this practice encourages you to check in with yourself: your feelings, your thoughts. your alignment, your attitude
postures include: floor mobilizers for hips and shoulders, seated folds and twists, salutations, twisting lunge flows, table, bridge, wheel, and hip/hamstring stretching.