put down your armor and let yourself exhale. this practice is an invitation to release the pressure you place on yourself and others, moving through heart and hip openers designed to create space where you need it most. step off the mat feeling lighter, calmer, and with a renewed perspective.
recommended props: blocks, bolster, blanket
featured poses:
belly-down corpse pose (savasana)
scorpion twist pose (supta parivrtta vrschikasana)
locust pose (salabhasana)
cobra pose (bhujangasana)
tabletop pose (bharmanasana)
puppy dog pose (uttana shishosana)
thunderbolt pose (vajrasana)
low crescent lunge (anjaneyasana)
camel pose (ustrasana)
easy pose (sukhasana)
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yoga for sex
just when you want to get out of the pose… that’s when it starts to work its magic. this juicy flow focuses on your hips and pelvis—great for releasing tension, building flexibility, and yes, even making intimacy feel better. hips can store a whole lot of emotion, so if the tears come, let 'em. y...
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floor practice with twists
take a minute to just be here and be you. this gentle, slow flow is your invitation to move with ease, breathe deeply, and settle into the present moment. no rush, no pressure—just space to take it easy and make it your own.
recommended props: blocks, blanket, strap
featured poses:
corpse pose ... -
strength and stretch: hips and hamstr...
our bodies hold emotions in our hips. as we move through about 30 minutes of hip and hamstring openers, don’t be surprised if some big feelings come up. let it happen—no shame, no judgment. your feelings are welcome here.
suggested props: two blocks, a strap, a blanket, and a bolster
you’ll exp...
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