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Yoga for Sciatica Relief

Beginner II
(184 Reviews)
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If you are experiencing sciatic pain, this class will be both tough and effective. David has personal experience with sciatica and he understands how to provide effective relief for chronic sciatic nerve pain. This class repeats the best (and most uncomfortable!) yoga poses and stretches for sciatic pain, helping you release the key muscles that are responsible for the tightness and pain in the area around the sciatic nerve.

Equipment

  • Strap
  • Blankets

Focus

  • Hips
  • Legs and Feet
  • Lower Back

Style

  • Hatha Yoga
  • Yoga for Seniors
  • Yoga Therapy
  • Yoga for Back Care
Stande1
January 19, 2019
Comment:

THIS stretches exactly where I need it. Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much David

Teresa Campos
September 18, 2018
Comment:

Thank you for the wonderful class, David. I want to download it; is a small computer considered large screen? (Maybe those are two different formats and one doesn't work in both devices)
Thanks in advance for your answer.
_/ \_

Comment Replies

David Procyshyn
September 19, 2018
Comment:

Hi Teresa.
Thanks for the kind words. It actually depends... the mobile version will work on a computer screen but it may seem a bit pixelated if the screen is fairly large. The HD is your best bet if you want the video to be sharp.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Take care,
David

NicRoy
August 28, 2018
Comment:

I love this class and always feel very energized when It's completed. One thing I notice is with my left leg, from a previous hamstring injury, is that I feel tingling on the outer aspect of left leg. Particularily when I bring straight upper leg across lower right leg. I don't over emphasise the stretch but I can feel tingling. Should I avoid it all together?

Comment Replies

David Procyshyn
August 29, 2018
Comment:

Thanks for the feedback! No, you don't need to avoid it all together, but you do want to be careful not to hold the stretch for too long or move it deep enough that you feel pinching or burning. Sometimes tingling is a necessary part of releasing really tight muscles.

Maralepp
August 19, 2018
Comment:

This class was a blessing. Thank you, David, for always explaining the stretches in great detail. I look forward to repeating this class frequently. Namaste.

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