This hands free class with Rachel is perfect for people working with shoulder, wrist and elbow injuries who still want a powerful and engaged practice. We will work through standing hip openers that strengthen and open the hips and legs.
You can find Part One of this series here: Hands Free: Kick Your Asana, Part I.
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The perfect class for me as I deal with bone degeneration in my left hand and try to regain the balance of my youth. Thank you, Rachel. I welcome more "hands free" options.
Great class Rachel, thank you!
I sought these two classes out because my arm was very sore post-vaccine, but they're excellent classes in their own right! I loved the balance work and will come back to these even without the sore arm! Rachel's enthusiasm and excellent cues make the classes fun, too. Thanks!
So great! Was very stressed when I broke my hand last week that I would lose my hand balance loving yoga practice in the healing process. This set of classes has brought me joy and fulfillment in this time. thank you!
With 6 weeks of a broken hand ahead of me, these classes are an absolute life saver for my body and my sanity! Thank you for putting them together! If you or DYWM feels like doing an advanced legs/wrist free class in the next month (haha) ...I wouldn't say no : )
What a nice practice with some fun and challenging poses. It's nice to give my wrists a rest. I love it. Thank you.
What a treat to have two new classes from Rachel. I am grateful for her excellent instructions and sense of humor. She always brings a smile to my practice. I found these two classes to be a refreshing break for my wrists and hands, THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for the two new wrist-free classes, Rachel. I've been taking DYWM classes for more than 7 years now and about a year ago developed chronic wrist pain. I am very limited in the Vinyasa classes I can do, but I want to stay strong! I'm hopeful there will be more :)
Rachel I have a shoulder injury and this class is perfect!
Thank you!
I am so glad it's helpful ~ I hope your shoulder heals quickly! <3
Another nice practice, Part II, that was just as nice as Part I.
Rachel is wonderful at giving guidance. This practice was a little less "fluid" than Part I however it is a nice practice to challenge balance and/or when you have upper body injuries / pain. I liked it!
I'm glad that you enjoyed :)