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If you are looking for a power yoga class that is really hard, but in a good way, do this one. Tracey takes you through a really fun flow that keeps you on your toes, mixed with deep stretches for the hip flexors (thighs), hamstrings, lower back and groin, along with poses with arm binds and lots of foot balances. You will love this class!

Equipment

  • None

Focus

  • Vigorous/Energy
  • Twists
  • Strength
  • Spine
  • Balance
  • Legs and Feet
  • Morning

Style

  • Vinyasa/Power Yoga
RuthNangeroni
December 24, 2018
Comment:

Dear Tracy, Thank you for this wonder-full, healing flow. It has such a lovely pace with space for letting go.

My right wrist does not respond well to bow pose though the rest of my self loves it. My wrist is exhibiting pain when I come out of the pose. Do you have any suggestions? Much love and gratitude to you(all)!!

Comment Replies

Tracey Noseworthy
January 8, 2019
Comment:

Hi Ruth, Thank-you for your question about the wrists. In my experience wrist pain following a posture, usually means there is something misplaced inside the shape. I would suggest warming the body, and taking a little extra care of the wrists with some simple wrist stretches, and even variations of flipping the hands upside down to stretch the forearms a little. Core is also very beneficial to take pressure off of the wrists and direct it toward stronger areas in our body. Finally inside bow pose itself, you could try a strap and warp it around your ankles and use your hands on the strap instead, to decrease the pressure or even the wrist rotation. I hope that helps, and keep practicing. Om Namaste

scroggleggs
December 15, 2018
Comment:

One of the most beautiful, satisfying practices I've done in a while. Ever so sweet.

PeacefulRN
October 11, 2018
Comment:

10/11/18 Nicely paced, deep stretches, plenty of modifications offered. Thank you!

framela
September 21, 2018
Comment:

Such a healing, challenging, and invigorating vinyasa. I am ready to tackle the world! Thank you, Tracey. Namaste.

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