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Vinyasa to Exhilarate

Intermediate II
(311 Reviews)
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Exhilaration is the goal in this 35-minute invigorating sequence that will push you, help you focus and let go of the stress in your life. Tracey's guidance is full of encouragement and smiles, even through the hard sequences. You'll feel fantastic after this class.

Equipment

  • None

Focus

  • Vigorous/Energy
  • Twists
  • Strength
  • Flexibility
  • Core Strength
  • Balance
  • Legs and Feet

Style

  • Vinyasa/Power Yoga
Ivancica
July 10, 2024
Comment:

One of my favorites! I do have a pain in my right wrist when doing the side plank on right. Is there anything I can check if I do wrong here?

Comment Replies

Comment:

Hi, thank you for your question. I would definitely recommend checking to make sure your wrist and shoulder are stacked on top of each other. Spread your fingers wide and as your press down through your hand ~ pull up with your shoulder ( plug it into place ) and then connect through your abdominals, as well as activating your inner thighs back.
If the pain still persists you can always use a fist ( if you have the balance ) or your forearm, or place one foot in front of the other for stability and a little more stability and strength. I hope this helps :))

jenniferrannells
January 4, 2024
Comment:

What a lovely flowing class! I felt grounded and present and pleasant by the end! I did this in the morning and noticed Traci refers to "after work" "end of day" a few times, so I look forward to trying this again later in the day as well.

nadonado
November 9, 2023
Comment:

The time just flew by and it's the end of the lesson already. I love Tracey's cue-ing and pace.

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