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Yin Yoga for the Hamstrings

Beginner II
(77 Reviews)
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Tight hamstrings are common among many people, including athletes, office workers and anyone who doesn't stretch regularly. Chronically tight hamstrings can also cause many issues, such as lower back pain, leg soreness and even neck pain. Let Sarah-Jane help you release those tight legs so you can find the relief you are looking for.

Equipment

  • Blankets

Focus

  • Flexibility
  • Legs and Feet
  • Lower Back

Style

  • Yoga for Back Care
  • Yin and Yin/Yang Yoga
Comment:

SJ! It's nice to see the East Coast represented here at DYWM. You might not remember me, I'm a friend of your sister's. I saw your name and had to do the practice - so glad I did. :) Awesome work.

Comment Replies

Sarah Jane Steele
April 12, 2018
Comment:

hey Hey Jessica. Thanks for reaching out...do I still have my accent at all? I hope so! Yes I remember you! Thank you so much for the support.

Sea2Sea
April 4, 2016
Comment:

This was my first Yin Yoga class. It's quite different from the other classes and I enjoyed the change. I have very tight hamstrings and an easily distracted mind. This class was a challenge for both. I plan on doing this class again and I think it would be great after a run. Thank you!

LaGuiri
March 28, 2016
Comment:

Not something I'd do every day, but it's a nice and relaxing cool down after running or other tiring workout.

Tesshiva
March 14, 2016
Comment:

I am gaining so much from this practice, especially patience. I began this practice because my hamstrings feel like impossibly tight ropes. My brain kept wanting to speed into the next "thing". To hold for extended periods, to learn how to breathe and listen to what's going on in my body, is a wonderful lesson for my short attention span! Many, many thanks!

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