20 Minute Flow Classes
There are days where I'm so strapped for time I almost have to nix my yoga practice. But around here, we are about consistency and your body can really transform in 20 minutes a day. So these classes are short, to the point and very beneficial for those of us working on our pelvic health!
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TLC for Psoas & Hip Flexors
Today we are giving some love and attention to the deep core muscle, the psoas alongside the other hip flexors. Yes the psoas is a hip flexor but it's also a spine stabalizer amongst other roles. Because a muscle is more apt to releasing when you've gently engaged it, we will be doing some stab...
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Full Body Somatic Flow
Here's the # 1 rule for today's class.... there are no rules! I want you to follow the cues that your body is giving you today and move in a way that feels supportive and intuitive. You wanna go right when I go left, do it! You wanna shake or shimmy when I twist or circle, beautiful! That's wh...
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Somatic Yoga for Pelvic Health
Somatic Yoga - What is it?
All of us have habitual patterns that we hold in our body. There can be a number of reasons for this: trauma (childbirth, a fall, etc), posture imbalances or even things like repetitive use. We are going to refer to this as guarding or holding.
In traditional yoga, w...
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Foam Rolling Mini
Many students here are pro-actively working on pelvic health and many are here because they are experiencing some kind of pelvic pain. Foam Rolling is one of those techniques that I regularly come back to to create space in the pelvis especially when pain shows up. I recommend visiting this cla...
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20 Min Flow Down: Part 2
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20 Min Flow Down: Part 1
Hey yogis! This vinyasa style flow is all about cultivating that connection between breath, body and movement. The flow is beneficial for so many things related to pelvic health especially focusing on opening up the front body, hip flexors, engaging gently through deep core and creating fluididy...
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15 Min Winter Flow
This 15 minute flow will warm you up while creating space in the whole body. While we aren't specifically working on the low back today, these postures support the low back and SI joint and is a great class to take when yours is feeling cranky!
We'll work on psoas opening (nothing fiery), si...
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Upper Body Stability Flow
In this upper body centered flow we will move through a sequence that builds upper body strength while also bringinig strability to the pelvis. All you need for class is a resistance loop (can do without) and a yoga strap (can also do without - just grab something similar like a kitchen towel)
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20 Min Yin Flow
Our practice today focuses on grounding down and generating space by practicing our poses in a supported longer holds. Yin is all about allowing, not forcing. So once you hit your first edge of resistance, that first sign of a stretch, pause there and let the magic happen as your muscles and fas...
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20 Min Hypertonic Chair Flow
(27 min) This class is all about creating space and mobility in the pelvis and surrounding structures. It's a great add on for days you have a more fiery practice or maybe you lifted weights or went on a run. It's also just a beneficial go-to for students who are working at releasing tension in...
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20 Mins of Gentle Movement
A gentle flow to support your pelvic health. Truthfully, I slept wrong the night before I recorded this video and my mid-back was telling all about it! ha! On those days, it's easy to phone in your practice and just say, "I'll do it tomorrow." When in fact those are the days you maybe SHOULDN'T p...
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20 Min Focus Flow
Life is busy. There's never a deficit for things that need our attention! This class was created to help bring some balance to the equation. Carving out 20 minutes to fill our cup and move our bodies is crucial for our physical and mental health. It helps us show up more prepared, in a better ...
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20 Min Flow for SI Pain
I have dealt with SI joint pain for as long as I can remember. I was definitely a teenager when it started. So I'm very familiar with how debilitating it can be! Whenever I feel something starting, I get on it as quickly as I can. I don't stretch it because that usually makes it worse! So in toda...