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30 Minutes of Power

Intermediate I
(132 Reviews)
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Add some zip to your day with this beginner/intermediate, strengthening power yoga flow. It's a great workout for your core, chest and upper body, and it finishes with a sweet and relaxing savasana.

This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as Day 10 of the Daily Dose 30-Day Intermediate Yoga Challenge.

Equipment

  • Block

Focus

  • Vigorous/Energy
  • Spine
  • Core Strength
  • Backbends
  • Morning

Style

  • Vinyasa/Power Yoga
Running Prophet
April 23, 2021
Comment:

OK Rachel, with most yoga practices we allow the body to warm up and gather some heat. So why do you begin immediately with an elbow plank and hold it for how long (?) ... one minute? I fortunately went for a 60 minute "warm up" run before the practice ... but my partner had not ... it was brutal!

Comment Replies

Rachel Scott
April 23, 2021
Comment:

Yah, oh my gosh, I know, it's a doozy! In this sequence, the forearm plank IS the warm up. It's an accessible pose (meaning you don't have to be flexible to get into it) and (obviously) it builds heat and intensity quickly. In my world, power styles classes cultivate intensity quickly and are an invitation to a bit of a butt kicking. A flow style practice would be more movement and mobility oriented off the top, which would probably categorize more of my teaching on this site. With all these practices, you are absolutely empowered to modify them (put your knees down, take a break) if the scales tip from "challenging" to "brutal" :)

Susan Liska
January 23, 2021
Comment:

This was challenging for me but I really liked it! It is energizing! Thankyou Rachel!

mtaussig
December 14, 2020
Comment:

This was a great class. Can you do a I hr session like this with some standing poses? Your cues are perfect.

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December 13, 2020
Comment:

Was short on time. Needed a quick, energetic class. This is what I was looking for and my body felt great afterwards! Definitely will be doing this class again. Thanks!

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