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A Deep Release for the Shoulders and Neck

Beginner II
(376 Reviews)
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This gentle, slow, hatha yoga class guides you into a series of poses that thoroughly stretch the muscles around the shoulders and neck. It moves gradually toward deeper stretches, allowing the body to warm up and prepare for a deeper release of the tighter muscles in your body. Your neck and shoulders will feel wonderful after you're done.

Equipment

  • Strap

Focus

  • Twists
  • Spine
  • Flexibility
  • Neck/Shoulders
  • Arms/Hands

Style

  • Hatha Yoga
Itbemeg
March 2, 2021
Comment:

This is exactly what I needed, thank you. I am recovering from a two-day migraine and had a lot of tension in my neck and shoulders. These stretches with your calm and thoughtful guidance made all the difference. Namaste.

joyhug
February 16, 2021
Comment:

I'm new to the yoga with me. Excellent class . Thank you.

solved_10
February 15, 2021
Comment:

Thank you for the class David! Maybe it is because you are male, but sometimes I find that you use the descriptive words in a way that makes me subconciously overdo things. For example when you say push or squeeze extensively I find myself doing it to an extent that I normally wouldn't. I enjoyed this class though, maybe it's just because I am not used to it.

Comment Replies

David Procyshyn
March 2, 2021
Comment:

Yeah, I get that. I think about the words I use a lot - a bit obsessively, in fact. I often want to encourage people to put lots of effort into an action, but I do my best to encourage soften withing the action as well. It can be tricky and sometimes I could express it better. Thanks for the feedback.

Nancy Bain
February 6, 2021
Comment:

with wind chill it was -30 outside the window I looked out as I did this familiar class. appreciated the bird sounds more than ever!

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