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  • Plank Progressions

    Progressing from 4 point, to half plank into a full plank for a fast, yet effective, plank flow. Challenging shoulder strength, trunk stability and alignment.

  • 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...

  • Obliques overball

    An abdominal and oblique focussed flow, easing into thoracic flexion, extension and rotation while utilising the ball to further the range of motion and add challenge.

  • Yin - Anterior & Posterior Lines

    A yin sequence of anterior and 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 - Lower Body

    Use the sliders to open up movement and stretch moving from lying to sitting to bridging. Then use pseudo closed chain principle to increase scaffolding muscle activity and integrate to muscle strength of the abdominals, spine, pelvic girdle and legs.

  • Slide Into Stretch & Strength - Upper Body

    Use the sliders to open up movement and stretch in child pose and 4 point kneeling. Then use pseudo closed chain principle to increase scaffolding muscle activity and integrate to muscle strength of the abdominals, spine, shoulder girdle and arms.

  • Glute Stepdown Flow

    A flow that gradually steps down - to target glutes from each angle. A quick sequence to allow focus to be drawn to length of the body as well as stability of the trunk, all while achieving a little burn and activation of the glutes.

  • Standing Flow

    Flowing from standing into squats and lunges, progressively challenging stability and balance while focussing on lower body alignment.

  • Stand Strong

    A standing sequence for lower body stability and strength- targeting gluts and hamstrings.

  • Stand and Slide

    Building from standing alignment, we 'slide' through movements into squats, lunges and standing to effectively challenge balance and target gluts and hamstrings.

  • Classic Sarah Power

    Power movement requires mobility so lets explore where we can open up movement in our body and then add strength challenges. Integrated full body movement with grace is the ultimate goal

  • Classic Sarah Flow

    Flow from one movement to the next, each movement connected and facilitating the next, each movement connected to breath.

  • Standing Core & More

    Reset standing posture and awaken your core and beyond from foot intrinsics to postural stabilisers.

  • 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.

  • Sitting doesn't have to be sedentary

    You can move in sitting. Explore sitting 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.

  • Small Breath Holds

    A 4 minute calming breath exercise designed to bring you into a more relaxed state, and can be easily slotted into your day.

  • Movement = Breath

    A short flow designed to move the thorax, open up pliability and flexibility of the rib "basket", activate and elongate muscles to enhance and explore breath and vitality in your body.

  • Breath facilitates movement, movement facilitates breath

    A sequence to connect movement and breath and its symbiotic nature. Breathe to move and move to breathe. Observe your natural breath, move to open up the spine, ribs, thorax and its inherent connection with the pelvis and how each shape influences breath and breath influences each shape.

  • Directional Breath 2

    Delve into the various directions of breath - elongation, sideways, anterior and upper. Explore directions individually and then combined to add thorax flexibility and feel directional breath in your body.

  • Directional Breath 1

    Delve into the various directions of breath - elongation, sideways, anterior and upper. Explore directions individually and then combined to add thorax flexibility and feel directional breath in your body.

  • Move to breathe, breathe to move

    Explore the connection of movement and breath and use breath to facilitate movement and movement to facilitate breath. Explore belly breath, side/back breath and combo breath. Play with different volumes and types of breath to get to know what suits you and expand your breath control to enhance ...

  • Shoulder Nutrition

    Focusing on the shoulder by connecting the collar bone, shoulder blade, neck and upper torso through alignment, movement and then strength. Add capacity to overhead range and reach to expand your world from the waist up.

  • Reduced Volume Breathing

    A more concentrated and targeted Buteyko exercise requiring breath awareness. With practice, this will assist the development of a functional, optimal, spontaneous breath pattern.