Stretch out and release your spine, hips and hamstrings in this all-levels, yin yoga practice that is perfect for cyclists, but fantastic for anyone, particularly athletes, desk workers and anyone with tightness or discomfort in their back, hips and legs.
Some good yin stretches but I like the Intermediate Cyclist sequence better - which also contains modifications that work for my partner. We both need that modified lunge, challenging though it is!
I didn't stretch after my run this morning so did this and Cyclists 1 in the evening and now my body is totally soup now -a delicious, velvety puddle of soup. Rachel you are MAGIC. My first yin classes, and I am hooked.
Unfourtunately I've tried this class multiple times and have had to stop it mid-way. A majority is spent in poses where you are bent at the waist, over your legs. I have found this motion to be unaccessible to me for years - despite having good mobility and flexibility in other poses. I am able to get into a semblance of the post with modifications but don't actuall feel any stretch.
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Some good yin stretches but I like the Intermediate Cyclist sequence better - which also contains modifications that work for my partner. We both need that modified lunge, challenging though it is!
I didn't stretch after my run this morning so did this and Cyclists 1 in the evening and now my body is totally soup now -a delicious, velvety puddle of soup. Rachel you are MAGIC. My first yin classes, and I am hooked.
I AM DEMANDING MORE RACHEL SCOTT
Unfourtunately I've tried this class multiple times and have had to stop it mid-way. A majority is spent in poses where you are bent at the waist, over your legs. I have found this motion to be unaccessible to me for years - despite having good mobility and flexibility in other poses. I am able to get into a semblance of the post with modifications but don't actuall feel any stretch.
Sadly this is not the yin practice for me.