A Yoga Flow for Cyclists

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Rachel Scott
Instructor Rachel Scott
4.8
Average: 4.8 (15 votes)
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Duration:
53
:
30

Just finished a hard bike ride? This class offers the hip and spinal opening that cyclists need to recuperate. Stretch all the tight spots and balance your body!

Equipment: Strap, Block
Style: Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Yoga for Athletes, Yoga for Runners

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Comments

Jelena 2 months ago

Hi, Rachel. My 11 year old son wants you to know that this class was AMAZING!
Greatings from Norway.

sigh.angle.j 2 months ago

Loved the cues into dhanurasana (bow) This class combined two of my favourite things about DYWM- Rachel's technical approach and dealing with daily mind and body stress XD

Sybille 2 months ago

Thanks for this great class which stretches all of my cycling muscles!

erwilson 4 months ago

Wow! Hello IT band stretches. I didn't know it was possible for my legs to feel this loose and limber after a ride. Thanks for this wonderful class. I will be returning to it often now that cycling season has begun.

freshang23 4 months ago

I’ve been running a lot of hills recently, this was a perfect release for my calves! Thank you!!!

jmitton 4 months ago

A practice that really gets at all the sticky spots in the hips and quads--really enjoyed it!

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