Living Yoga | How Old is Yoga Anyway?

Hormonal peaks and fluctuations around ovulation can result in discomfort for many people. Honoring this fact, Julia has created this class as an alternative to a more active practice at this time. Instead, slow way down and be nourishingly gentle with yourself. Key Pose(s) include:  Reclining Heart Opener

This class begins with a pranayama and meditation practice, then moves you through a smooth, expertly-guided hatha flow sequence that emphasizes effort and release, and finishes with a calming pranayama practice and guided meditation/relaxation. Key Pose(s) include:  Half Moon

In this class, we will explore the mobility of the hips as we move through funky transitions between the asanas. The heat will build from within as we play around with our twists in-chair pose and eventually find the earth to find balance for the day. Key Pose(s) include:  Skandasana/Half Squat 

The title says it all! Julia guides you through a gentle, yet all encompassing practice to address areas of the body that often play a role in neck and shoulder tension. Breathe and release. Key Pose(s) include:  Pigeon

This floor sequence with Helen invites the invigorating power of backbends to support waking the body, mind, and heart. Key Pose(s) include:  Fish Pose

In this class, David teaches you how to do trigger point therapy on yourself, using therapy balls, tennis balls, or whatever you have at home and helping you release the key muscles of the hips and lower back, including the gluts, IT band and hip flexors. If you are looking for a set of therapy balls or yourself, check out our partner, Tune Up Fitness.

This is a practice of arriving in the body. Beginning with setting intentions and eventually finding our way to the breath. From the external world to the internal world, we come back to balance and equanimity. Key Pose(s) include:  Meditation Seat

This 20-minute restorative practice is designed to help you hold space for yourself when you’re feeling low. This video is part of an up-and-coming series of short practices, each designed to invoke a specific mood.  Key Pose(s) include:  Child’s Pose Forward Folds Supta Baddha Konasana

This is a dynamic practice for those who are running regularly or are training for a running event. It helps to restore mobility to key areas, develop calm focus, and create inner strength. This can be a fantastic addition to your weekly training, or an occasional practice to maintain health. Key Pose(s) include:  Crescent Lunge

Find movement in your body again in this class with Julia. You’ll focus on the tight areas associated with the postnatal period and work to open your chest and shoulders while strengthening your postural muscles. Open your heart and breathe!