A guided meditation on Equanimity.

Audio-only: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IiknTtdGeyP4u4ndBUJQC8STuUqBB4lj/view?usp=drive_link

Unwind is an invitation to soften. This class weaves together spinal waves, side-stretches, twists, and grounding hip openers to gently unwind tension in your body from top to bottom.

By exploring the full range of your spine and hips, we create space, freedom, and a feeling of deep release.

An embodied exploration of equanimity in a full-spectrum practice that has multiple opportunities to experience attachment (ahhhh, I like this) and (noooo, I don't like this) with built in counterposes (aka recovery). What we practice on the mat is how we show up in the world. Let this practice s...

This is a dynamic balance practice, not just literally balancing in motion, but it also champions your ability to move from effort into ease again and again, just like life asks us to.

You’ll practice agility in many ways, in flow, in balance poses, hip openers and in energy management. As it i...

We explore what equanimity means and some of the very human traps we fall into when trying to not swing between the poles of attachment and aversion.

Audio-only version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DNiI0NwPqebA9wjJdKN3cvBvnF6OXck1/view?usp=sharing

Time stamps:
0:00 - 38:30 - Dharma Talk
3...

This practice focuses on stretching and releasing your anterior chain of muscles – those are the ones on the front side of your body – think front of shoulders, chest, abdominals, HIP FLEXORS and quadriceps.

When these are tight, it makes us hunch and round. And they may be tight from living in ...

Opening intro on concept of refuge, simple movement, guided meditation then community connection. ❤️

Audio-only version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Atb3yjRH7EEp6dgxkJ5KVy88IO7PT9JP
(includes intro then meditation)

Time stamps:
0:00 - 15:00 - Greetings and intro to Potluck as refuge, why i...

Focus can be a powerful stress reliever – when we’re able to really hone in on what’s in the present moment, we can free ourselves from the stress associated with anticipation and catastrophizing.

This practices uses breath, balance poses and transitions to support your ability to tune in and be...

We explore impermanence, tapas (discipline of focus), and equanimity through asana, all in community. It's easy to get hooked in aversion and focus only on what's wrong or bad. This practice aims to train our ability to both stay with the hard and keep wide enough awareness that you "keep your li...

A last minute change of topic that felt right. Heartfelt conversation around Impermanence (anitya) and how it can impact how we process overwhelming events and our daily reality. Journal prompts for further exploration and integration below.

Time stamps:
0:00-26:25 - Dharma Talk from Gina
26:25-...

Winter Solstice guided meditation through layers of your being into Hridaya, the seat of Resonance and the threshold to your Soul.

Time stamps:
0:00-9:40 - Intro
9:40-18:30 - Movement
18:30-46:10 - Meditation
46:10-1:01 - Community connection

Audio-only version of meditation:
https://drive.goo...

This practice is full of hip openers and low to the ground poses to help you feel grounded, connected and liberated.

You might like to have a block and a folded blanket for this practice.

A grounded, heart-opener practice and an invitation to tune inward, listen for resonance and make this practice your OWN.

Playlist:

On Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/december-2025/pl.u-ZmbDvapCZ9mD0E

On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ucCCu3EcVn8RNyixSURko?si=5ea2...

George Bernard Shaw said, we don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing!

This practice invites playful movements into well known poses to keep you sincere but less serious. Play in yoga is called LILA.

This is a great refresh practice for when you’ve been adulti...

This month we explore resonance, a knowing of what is real, true and right for you at the deepest level.

Audio-only replay: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ylEDObj09GWEVG4_GQj7XAH0zzh3dgUH/view?usp=drive_link

Time stamps:
0:00 - 38:30 - Dharma Talk
38:30 - 1:14:00 - Community Sharing

JOURNAL ...

A Live Meditation on Reverence or Isvara Pranidhana. We take a journey from gross to subtle, through the Pancha Vayus or movements of Prana (life-force) and the Koshas (layers of consciousness), all in the spirit of awakening reverence.

Our mantra: I honor the source that breathes as me.

Audio...

This practice takes you on a journey through all 4 quadrants of your hips: front, back, inside and outside to release any held tension, support joint mobility and to leave you feeling agile and free.

This dynamic, mobility-focused practice begins with a progressive flow where one movement is built upon in each subsequent round. Then it shifts into a core strengthening sequence and finally into a hip-centric sequence before bringing it home with a well-deserved final relaxation.

The practice ...

This practice creates multiple opportunities to revolve your body on its axis of your spine.

The movements can support a sense of wringing out and releasing what feels trapped to make room for something new.

A somatic experience of reverence. You might like to have a block for this practice!

Time stamps:
0:00-7:00 - Intro
7:00-1:03:00 - Practice

Playlist:

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/november-2025/pl.u-vxyJ2KYs4Pp2z7

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Vw1a4G2fvX2VE5Fu...

Mandalas are circular cycles or patterns in Buddhism and Hinduism that represent balance, wholeness and interconnection.

In this practice we embody several different mandalas from moving individual joints in a mandala to meditatively moving in a circular pattern on our mats.

And circular motion...

REVERENCE is gratitude’s deeper sibling.

Where gratitude asks, what am I thankful for? Reverence asks, what is worthy of my awe in this moment? Reverence is about BEHOLDING, not having.
Reverence is about PRESENCE, not possession.

It doesn't only belong to the good or beautiful moments,...

This slow flow to hip openers practice was designed to help you dissolve common tension patterns in your body.

It’s a combination of activate then release, range of motion exploration and deep stretch to leave you feeling free again.

This is a shorter-form version of a class I offer called the 4 Essential Movements for healthy embodiment which are: cardiorespiratory exercise, strength training, flexibility and neuromotor exercises.

This class weaves them all together into a succinct flow for when you don’t have a lot of time...