Two of the most common tension areas are your neck and your shoulders.

But relieving the tension doesn't work so well when we try to force it out. If our bodies feel under attack, they'll lock down even more.

nstead, this practice involves fluid, mindful movement through your entire range of mo...

This Integrated Vinyasa practice is a sweet combo of hip openers and heart openers to support feeling steady, stable and grounded without losing your sense of open-heartedness and receptivity.So helpful in stressful times when we start to shut down.

Suggested prop is a bolster or folded blanket ...

Lots of different muscles and other tissues work together in support of our hips moving in all the ways they do.

This Integrated Vinyasa practice aims to address every single one!

Besides the anatomical benefits of maintaining healthy range of motion, hip-centric classes like this can also be s...

Stretching your side body is supremely satisfying.

Stretching our side bodies impacts our posture, our mood and the movement of lymph through one of the major sites in our bodies. In addition, our side bodies are the sides of our "breathing department" and can impact our ability to breathe deepl...

Have you ever thirsted for that flow state when your body's fluid power and intelligence take over and we cease micro-managing everything with our minds?

If you know what I mean, this practice is for you. From start to finish we synchronize breath and movement into, out of and within postures as...

This efficient post-workout home practice is informed both by human anatomy AND the energy systems of yoga.

We'll move through the major muscle groups, all the while cultivating an energy that balances that of your workout.

While this is created with a workout you've done in mind, it's also per...