This is a full body class that was designed to bring both strength and flexibility to the body. We explore some gentle twisting, psoas stretching, deep core activating and glute engaging movements that will keep you immersed and turn your focus inward. All you need for class today is a bolster a...

Overall, this is a more opening type of class but there will be some opportunity to engage and create a bit of heat at whatever level you'd like to take it to! We will do poses like legs up the strap (supta-padagusthasana), internal rotation with the block, strapped bridge, a myofascial release f...

When you've only got 15 minutes and you want to get some solid pelvic work in, this will be a fabulous class to turn to! We hit up so much in 15 minute. (yes I said 10 in the video but I don't think I'm capable of 10 minute classes lol!) We make space for the glutes, hip flexors, inner thighs an...

If you are dealing with a tired and sore body, tension or stress, this one's for you! Our entire goal here is to open the body, ground the nervous system and feel ourselves into the present moment. We are using a bolster in this one to offer much needed support and we will work on many areas of...

If you are experiencing knee pain, be it an acute flare or something that's been ongoing, this is a great class to place on repeat! All the postures today are supporting the muscles that the knee depends on for stability. The outer hips, inner thighs, pelvic floor and calves all being part of t...

This is an extended version of our previous two low back pain classes (one is 15 min and one is 30.) This class is appropriate for whatever reason your low back is hurting whether it's an acute situation where you overdid it OR if you are holding chronic pain in that area.

We will still do a fe...

This class focuses on opening up the muscles of the glutes. I'm sure you've heard of piriformis syndrome where the piriformis muscle (as well as others around it) are tight and start to put pressure on the sciatic nerve. It can be very painful! The nerve itself actually starts in the low back ...

We are going to stay low and slow with this one. Between initial vagal tone techniques and quietly finding stillness in some full body opening poses, you should walk away from this class a little more settled and a little more grounded in peace.

You will need a blanket and a bolster. (If you...

All you will need for this class is a yoga strap! We will use it to spend some time unwinding and letting go of the day in some gentle and supported posture holds. This class isn't about deep stretching, it's about feeling a gentle and supported stretch and staying there long enough to send the...

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...

Today's stress relieving flow was really designed to help cultivate the mind/body connection. As you move through practice, think about wading through the movement like you're flowing through honey - make your transitions meaningful and mindful. Really FEEL the feels!

All you need are a coup...

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...

This class is an abreviated and updated version of the Low Back Pain Express class. We do many of the same postures but added some new. This class is perfect for pelvic pain but really great for low back pain, sacral (SI Joint) pain and tension.

You'll need a strap and two blocks.

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!

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...

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...

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!

This is a simple class to get your hips mobilized and lengthened without the stability work that we often do together. Sometimes, your body (and your mind) just need a little break. This will work all the pertinent areas that create ideal hip health including the glutes, inner thighs, pelvic fl...

This one is a pretty chill flow focusing a lot on opening up the diaphragm for better breathing and just grounding down into some movement after a long day/week. Nothing too strenuous, just moving your body. It's called "Yoga for Mental Fatigue"  because it's one of those classes you take when yo...

Time to turn down the noise and turn up the myofascial release yogis! Today we are using a blanket to get into our connective tissue and start releasing some long held tension in the psoas, inner thighs, outer hips and some other hip flexors. This incredibly relaxing sequence will leave you fee...

Let's face it, we live in a fast paced world and our responsibilities can be seemingly endless. There's no shortage of busy-ness and there's constant stimulation bubbling around us at ALL times. Once in a while, we need to turn down the noise. We need to do intentional things that calm our ner...

This is a great flow to do at the end of your day as a way of winding down. It's also a great flow if you have hypertension (or are trying to prevent it) in the pelvic floor and want an easy practice to go to, to gently create some space and grounding down of the nervous system. I regularly vis...

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...