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haysnk1
haysnk1
June 5, 2019
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This might be marked Beginner, but the instructions and tips help at all levels, to get just a little more twist or stretch. I broke a sweat working on my alignment. Great class.

Liga
Liga
June 4, 2019
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thank you so so much for this. all day i was feeling sluggish, premenstrual, low energy and unmotivated. after this class i feel revitalised, awake, alive and focused. thank you so soo much xxxxxx

sng4ever
sng4ever
June 4, 2019
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I do a lot of weight lifting so this is a great practice in between workouts. You will feel a lot of new sensations which is a wonderful surprise from a lot of practices.

memarcy
memarcy
June 4, 2019
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Nice for a quick hip opener. Also good to add on to other short classes if you want some variety. I did this after Guy's "Standing Room Only" which is 15 mins long. Love this site!

sng4ever
sng4ever
June 3, 2019
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Rachel is always great and she is so good and guiding you through a practice. This practice, at first, did not seem "energizing" however by the end, I did feel energized. It was a subtle and sly way of getting there. I loved it!

doubletwizzle
doubletwizzle
June 2, 2019
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Today was the second time I did this class, and I was able to successfully walk up the wall out of wheel for the first time! I feel that I don't have a lot of natural flexibility in my back but all the warmups allowed me to do it. I also felt that the legs up the wall savasana really helped after running over 30 miles this week. Thank you!

Gilly Vanilly
Gilly Vanilly
June 2, 2019
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I have suffered for one week with lower back pain (C5-S1 problem) and after trying this class I felt so much better. Admittedly I couldn't stretch too much but what I managed relieved a lot of tightness and deep ache. Thank you so much, a devoted fan!

Helen Camisa
Helen Camisa
June 1, 2019
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Thank you for this! I'm so glad to hear that you are exploring your options and listening to your body. If you are enjoying playing with sitting cross legged, then you could try one leg in front of the other so that nothing is stacked on the ankle. Alternatively, try just having the one leg bent in the cross legged position and the other extended out to the side. If all else fails, yes definitely start on a chair. This is a great way to get started. It's one thing to feel uncomfortable with new shapes, but when you say that you are sore then I suggest adjusting the posture. You don't want to cause pain. It will all get better with practice, but it's important to be soft with yourself and just allow your body to do it's thing. You've got the rest of your life to find a comfortable seat, so no rush. :)