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May 28: Rx for Hips, Spine & Fatigue (31 min)
A practice to release, relax the spine, inner groins, low back and glutes. Helpful for burnout or fatigue.
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May 23: Deep Rest Chakras Body Scan (38 min)
This is an audio-guided practice for rest, bedtime and deep relaxation. We work with subtle-body energy centers (chakras) in a guided body-scan meditation.
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May 20: Rx Hips, Spine & Inner Groins (31 min)
This is a restorative/yin for inner thighs, hamstrings, hips & spine + 4-8 down-regulating breath
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May 8: Maintenance for Lazy Days (29 min)
For when you feel lazy - this is a quick 30 min with 3 sets of flows with lunges, hip operners, shoulder openers and more.
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May 6: Four Hip Openers with 4-8 Breath
This is a restoration practice for your hips done with down regulating breath
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May 5: 10 Movements for Your Spine, Feet, Hamstrings, Shoulders & Glutes
This is a quick practice of ten postures/movements for the spine, plantar fascia of the feet, hamstrings, shoulders & glutes.
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Apr 28: Two Poses for Quads & Hips (21 min)
This is a short simple practice of my two favorite main poses for tight hips and quads.
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Apr 24: Quick Somatic Flush (21 min)
This is a quick fix filled with breath, repetition & circulation into areas of tension/holding.
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Apr 22: Rx for Low Back & Sciatica (35 min)
If you have lower back issues or sciatica - this may be a helpful practice for you. We use 4-8 breathing for hip flexors, low back, hips and spine.
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Apr 17: Dynamic Breath, Yoga & Somatic Flush (42 min)
"Bottom up" - when your body informs your brain. This is a hybrid, heating practice great for stress
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Apr 16: Xpress Flow, Corework & Release Tension (40 min)
6-min warm-up, lunges/hamstrings,twists,standing splits,donkey-kicks, core, breath & backbends!
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Apr 13: A Quiet, Gentle Practice (45 min)
This is a practice those days when you're feeling fragile, tired and needing space - not sweat.
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Apr 10: Friday Flow (45 min)
This is a flow with a basic warm-up, standing poses, one arm balance, hips and closing backbends.
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Apr 9: Gentle "Get Weird to Feel Normal" Somatic Practice (35 min)
An easy-going practice filled with breath, longer holds, heel thumps, taps ("Neurogenic shakes") Nothing intense - but some easy going movements into your spine, shoulders, hamstrings & movement of holding patterns.
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Apr 8: Four Deeply Relaxing Poses (27 min)
We do four simple shapes to help you deeply relax into your body and nervous system.
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Apr 1: Four Restful Poses (32 min)
This is a soothing, calming yin practices done with 4-8 breath to encourage down-regulation. This is helpful for balancing stress and tension in your brain body.
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Mar 31: Tension Release, Sweat & Somatic Flush (56 min)
One of my faves! Sweat, breathe, heart pumping tension relief.
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Mar 27: Four Deeply Relaxing Pose (32 min)
Four simple, deeply relaxing poses with the integration of down-regulating breath.
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Mar 25: Four Deeply Relaxing Poses (21 min)
We do four deeply relaxing poses into the hips and spine.
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Mar 24: Somatic Sweat for Stress Hormones (50 min)
This is a somatic practice designed to shake, sweat & release tension from your body & brain health. It includes some kundalini breath, shaking your body, core work, squats, heart work/cardio bouts, upper body and more.
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Mar 19: Traditional Feel-Good Flow (50 min)
We begin with a gradual warm up, move into the hips, legs, classic poses, and end with one back bend.
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Feb 27: Vagus Nerve & Tension Reset (19 min)
This is a soothing practice using Bhramari to stimulate the parasympathetic wiring & vagus nerve. It is an excellent release for neck tension as well.
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Feb 24: Somatic Flush: Disturbed Stress (30 min)
This is an eased-filled somatic flush practice designed to disturb stress or energetic/adrenal fatigue in your body. We do simple movements mostly seated with breath & sighs, cat cow for the spine, open your shoulders, shaking the arms, integration of the physiological sigh, open the face and jaw...
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Feb 23: Ease & Gentle Flow (60 min)
This is a gentle practice; the first 20 minutes are gentle seated poses, into standing & backbends. It is a perfect practice if you want something gentle, easing into therapeutic breath and body movement.