Seeds
Plant the Seeds to your practice and watch them grow. Let's slow it down. Breathe deeply. Look within. Deepen your relationship with how your body moves. These are short classes, try one a few times or try a few at a time - it's all good. Make your own sequences up as you go with your favorite new postures.
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CAT/COW POSE: Spinal Flow
Most yoga classes start with this wiggly flow between Cat Pose and Cow Pose. Un-crunch ligaments and muscles. Don’t carry that shit with you. Clean out the gunk. (7:32)
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EASY POSE: Take A Seat
Get grounded, feel balanced, enhance your practice. “Easy Pose” may be deceptively challenging. Activate your legs, shake it out and find your stillness. (8:10)
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THREAD THE NEEDLE: Hips Don't Lie
Also known as Supine Pigeon Pose. A step-by-step guide to release tension in your hips. Let go of what you’ve been holding on to, not just physically but emotionally as well. (10:23)
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DOWNWARD FACING DOG: Activate From the Ground Up
Ground down and center your energy. Allow this common pose to become a place of respite. (10:20)
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WARRIOR TWO: Find Your Strength
Center your day. Take a moment. Remember you are, in fact, a bad bitch. (8:31)
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FORWARD FOLD: Bow To Yourself
Wide-Legged Forward Fold: an excellent way to clear out your head. Shake it up, reverse it. Let’s get into it. (7:55)
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SINGLE PIGEON POSE: Just Release
Deep hip openers can bring up a lot of repressed feelings. Whatever comes forward, know that it is supposed to be there. We feel you. You are not alone. (11:50)
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HALF MOON POSE: Touch The Sky
Your first standing balance pose – and it's hard as fuck. We got you. Find your space in it. You'll have plenty of stopping points and support to press on. Come back and try again any time. (7:51)
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CAMEL POSE: Open Your Heart
Just like hip openers, heart openers and backends can bring forward a lot of emotion. Take your time, and let the tears flow. (8:35)
