We made it yogis! Here is your first stability class of the program and it caters to those who are new to this kind of work OR someone who really wants to get down into the details and create a stronger neurological connection with engagement of pelvic floor, core and glutes. All you need for cl...

There will be a warm-up flow at the beginning of each of our Stability classes and in this segment we break down exactly what's that's going to entail. I wanted to give you time to 'practice' it before-hand to help you feel a bit less frazzled during the stability class itself!

The Pelvic Floor & Your Nervous System

The nervous system plays a crucial role with pelvic health. All the muscles in the body are innervated by nerves, including your pelvic floor and even external genitalia. These nerves can become overstimulated for various reasons:

- Vaginal infections like...

This short but sweet 15 minute sequence uses Figure 4, one of my favorite poses for creating pelvic space, in different variations to open up and soften the muscles of the pelvis.

No props needed!

Before we can create stability and strength in the pelvic floor, we must first create space. Many people who come to pelvic health yoga have been struggling with a pelvic floor that is what we call, hypertonic, or in a state of tension. It leads to many symptoms and a lot discomfort. This flow...

Mobility VS Stretching; You need both for Pelvic Health.

First, let’s define. 

Stretching involves lengthening a muscle where as mobility affects the joints. We need to stretch to bring space back to areas that are in a shortened state which can be from a long-held contraction (like a hypertoni...

Working the deep core doesn't always need to consist of the "regulars" you think about like plank, bird dogs or leg lowers. We can also create core stability in many of the standing positions especially when you focus your intentions. So let's spend 10 minutes challenging those muscles and tapp...

Let it flow and let it go, that is the theme of today's class! This is a great combination of gentle activation and opening work especially hitting up the hips, front body and hip flexors. We will challenge our balance a bit further into the practice in a fun little flow that creates stability i...

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...

For the purpose of our class today, heart opening is referring to creating space across the diaphragm. We already know the importance of breath and today we are going to marry that into some movement that will grow through 3 levels of flow. This class will leave you breathing more deeply with a s...

The Finale for our Flow Down series! The flows from Part 1 and 2 are incorporated into one longer flow here in our finale flow down. You do not have to do those prior to this class but if you are new to vinyasa type classes where it's more of a flow state, then you may want to consider going ba...

If 10 minutes is all you got, I got you! We create some space in many areas in this quick little practice like the diaphragm, hamstrings, pelvic floor and hip flexors.
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IF YOU DON'T HAVE A BOLSTER : Try getting a few bigger towels, folded up of course and put them inside a pillow case. Knot ...

Well, it started out as a 10 minute yoga sesh and turned into a 15'er! As the title respectively says :D

In today's fun bolster flow, we are raising some heat, challenging our 4 legged ability to balance and using the weight of our bolster to help us work a bit more in some more traditional pos...

Let's release some tension and stress in the body with this 30 minute softening practice! We hold these juicy poses for 45 seconds each and really hit up the entire body. You'll need two blocks. Enjoy!

This companion class to week two of Recruit the Glutes will give you all the postures to bring stability and connection to the glutes, inner thighs, internal rotators and of course the pelvic floor! This class, like our other companions, has less of the explanations and more of the work. It wen...

Let's get some pelvic mobility on today! All you need is a couple blocks and something to put your heels up on for our yogi squat. Enjoy!

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...

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...

In today's practice we worked on many muscle groups including the glutes, outer hip, quads, calves/feet and inner thighs! We go through one round of each and you are good with just that but if you want to challenge yourself, go for two rounds! You'll need a pilates ball or something similar, a ...

Let's get our bodies warmed up and moving in this gentle 10 minute flow. You'll need two blocks, some type of ball to roll the feet out (can also use a dowel) and of course a chair!

Grab your resistance band and let's create some strength and stability! Class time: 25 minutes. We will run through 1 set per muscle group which is plenty for some basic strength training. If you want, you can do this video twice to get in two sets, add an extra set of one of the muscle groups ...