This practice was inspired by the idea of getting up on the RIGHT side of the bed. You can do it first thing in the morning but really you could do this practice any time you need a do-over and want to shift the energy of your day.
It includes a couple grounded backbends that ask you to find stability AND explore openness as well as some glorious side-stretches much-needed shoulder mobility work.
It’s got a happy vibe and might be just the thing to make your day!
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Grateful For Grounding
This stabilizing practice combines hip openers with twists for that sublime result of feeling centered and grounded.
In busy times, sometimes the most effective way to achieve a desired mental and emotional state is to go through your body. The movements in this practice are a reminder that you ...
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Moonbeam
Moonbeams are rays of light reflected from the moon. Unlike the sun’s rays which are associated with heat and action, moonbeams are only visible in the dark of the night, a quieter and cooler time.
Their energy is that of grounded radiance and this practice embodies that same energy.
This inten...
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Mornin' Starshine
Sometimes we feel our get up and go has gone up and went. I created this Integrated Vinyasa practice by request for a simple, morning friendly practice on days where you just don't feel motivated.
While it can be practiced any time of day, I took special care to include bent-knee and wide leg fo...
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