30 - 45 Minutes

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  • No Props, No Probs

    Do this flow anywhere, no props required. Whole body integrated movement from head to toe.

  • Yin - Spiral & Side Line

    A yin sequence of spiral and lateral posterior lines to find fascial ease, breath and mindfulness. Embrace stillness and breath and let your body do what it will if you give it stillness.

  • Slide Into Stretch & Strength - Whole Body

    Use the sliders to open up movement and stretch. Then use pseudo closed chain principle to increase scaffolding muscle activity and integrate to muscle strength of the abdominals, spine, shoulder and pelvic girdle to the arms and legs. Move from child pose, to 4 point, to lying, bridging, sittin...

  • Spine Resilience

    Create spinal resilience to manage sustained postures and various movement and loads. Open up mobility, then control, then strength from the spine out, deep to superficial and from the base of the spine to the top. Connect alignment to movement to spontaneous and efficent activation.

  • Sitting doesn't have to be sedentary - Comprehensive

    You can move in sitting. Explore sitting posture options. Find alignment and core/postural muscle activation. Work out how and where to move through the spine, hips, shoulders. Add some leg and arm stretches and breath work to make your body more resilient to sitting.

  • Abs with a twist PLUS

    Explore abdominal work from the inside out, focus on spinal movement and alignment to activate, connect into ant oblique sling to integrate ab workouts beyond ab curls and crunches. Then ramp it up to include arm weight bearing and strength to get every abdominal muscle

  • Long Leg Stretch Sequence

    Leg stretches with band. Open your hip to influence the spine and all leg joints. Bonus subtle arm and shoulder blade organisation and control. Goal is for pliability and elasticity in stretches vs tautness and pulling

  • Lumbar Pelvic Hip Flow

    A gentle flow to increase intervertebral low back moveement, integrate with core control, hip mobility and integrate spine, core leg control with breath and balance.