In this sequence you’ll get warmed up for Down Dog on the wall. No pressure, but if you’re feeling adventurous, have a wall or a counter nearby to put your feet on.
In this sequence you’ll get warmed up for Down Dog on the wall. No pressure, but if you’re feeling adventurous, have a wall or a counter nearby to put your feet on.
If you’ve been waiting for a chair yoga class this is it. If you don’t like using a chair, no worries, you don’t have to!
Props needed: block or something to put between legs.
Use Gentle Forward Fold Workshop as a warm up to this sequence.
An in-depth exploration of forward folds. Meant for the inflexible as well as the experience yoga practitioner who wants to learn how to open up their back body and support themselves in forward folds. Works as warm up for Forrest Inspired Forward Folds
Props Needed:
* Tennis ball, or something similar to roll out myofacsia
* Block (optional)
* yoga strap, old tie, bathrobe belt, be creative 🙂
A sequence designed to warm you up and make you feel strong. Minimal props used, you could do this almost anywhere.
Be well, I love you.
A great sequence to learn how to take care of your back on and off the mat.
For this class you’ll need a strap and a block. If you don’t have a block just grab a pillow. If you don’t have a yoga strap a tie you no longer use, or a long sock, a bathrobe belt, or any other belt should work. Get creative, you can do this!
This could be called Love your Lungs class, or it could be called Shoulder Prep for Chaturanga. I will probably remember it as the one where I cried at the end.
A short demo of FY style Classic Sun Salutation. Note, this video was shot in Sept. 2019, I was still struggling with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, hence the mask.