September 2026 Practices

September 2026 Practices

September 2026 Practices

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September 2026 Practices
  • Tending The Heart Fire

    This practice is a gentle stoking of your heart fire with movements that bring energy to your heart center as well as the entire front gates of your body.

    Chest expansion, hip flexor stretches , spinal extension and of course breath collaborate to help you feel freer and lit from within.

  • Yoga For Self-Love

    Self-love is sometimes elusive, even amongst those of us that freely show others love, compassion and kindness. It’s a constant work in progress.

    This practice aims to enhance your awareness of the power of your heart and a feeling of warmth for yourself through movement, breathwork and affirmat...

  • Circular Cycles

    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...

  • Heavenly Hips

    Whether it’s caused by our stress holding patterns, activities or good ole aging, sometimes our hips feel tight and creaky, especially that elusive outer hip including your gluteus medius, minimus, tensor fascia lata and IT band.

    In this practice we’ll take a slow journey into some much needed s...

  • Basics

    I created this practice for anyone craving a simple practice, anyone who never got some of the nuts and bolts of the basics, anyone re-starting a practice and of course, anyone who is new to yoga!

    We cover all the orientations – seated, kneeling, inverted, prone, standing and supine and do some ...

  • Refresh - Upper & Lower Body

    REFRESH is a two part practice and you can choose to do one or both depending on what you need in the moment!

    First up is an upper body sequence that renews shoulder and spine mobility.

    Second is a lower body sequence that restores freedom to all 4 quadrants of your hips.

    They’re both thoroug...

  • On The Go Flow

    On The Go Flow is designed to support you when you’re feeling the effects of being constantly on the move.

    Through breath and specifically chosen movements, it gives you the chance to reconnect with your breath, discharge stress build-up, cultivate focus, ground yourself and stay open to possibi...

  • Heartcore

    A fire in your belly ignites brilliance in your heart.

    This practice is equal parts core cultivation and heart openers to activate your third and fourth chakra energies!

    It also supports core strength and chest and shoulder stretch to keep you strong and supple.

    I’ve woven them together in a w...

  • Root To Rise

    Inspired by the mighty trees and their ability to bend but not break, this class includes a few different tree variations and its offshoots for you to explore steadiness and ease both on and off your mat

    Don’t hesitate to practice near a wall or a chair if you want a little extra balance support...

  • Down A Notch

    Some days it feels impossible to THINK ourselves into chill.

    Down A Notch is a hip centric practice that emphasizes APANA or downward moving energy to get you into that state of ease that you’re craving.

    We’ll be sure to touch all 4 quadrants of your hips and prioritize slow, deep breaths to do...

  • Dark Side of the Moon

    One of the lunar phases is called the New Moon, when the sun and the moon are on the same side of the Earth, giving the perspective that the Dark Side of The Moon is facing us, or that the moon has turned inward, perhaps to regroup and reboot so she can shine again.

    We’d do well to allow ourselv...

  • Restart

    Just like a computer that can get bogged down with too many open tabs, windows and apps, so can we when we’re juggling a lot of things at once.

    And just like a computer, we also benefit from regular restarts to clear the slate so we can focus our attention where it’s truly needed most and be ful...

  • Liberate

    This liberating practice starts slow and grounded before evolving into a dynamic flow with twists to stir things up inside, then gives way into shoulder, chest and hip flexor stretches that leave your heart feeling open and your body-mind feeling strong and free!

  • Full Circle: Move In A Mandala

    Full Circle is a “mandala” practice – a mandala is a circular, sacred space that represents wholeness and is a container in which you can flourish.

    Inside the mandala, you celebrate your inner world, your creativity and offerings.

    We’ll move through familiar poses in a circular pattern in a sea...

  • Delight

    This heart-opening flow is uplifting and emergent!

    To truly explore your heart center, you’ve also got to invite the front gates of your hips to the party! This practice combines chest expansion with side stretching, shoulder and neck mobility and front of your hip stretches for a playful, expan...

  • Quick Calm ~ A Yin Short

    Most Yin practices are long and meant to be savored over time. But once in awhile, we need a quick downshift from Yang or active energy into Yin or receptive energy.

    This home practice includes a posture for each quadrant of your hips and emphasizes the movement of energy downward for a quick do...

  • Got Your Back

    Fun fact: The muscles of your BACK body propel you forward. So physically, it makes sense to keep your posterior chain of muscles as strong as they are flexible.

    Metaphorically speaking, what is BEHIND you can propel you forward in life when you draw strength from the wisdom you earned from your...

  • Good Day Sunshine

    While we can’t control the sun in the sky, we CAN affect the sunshine within us.

    This practice with heart openers, side body stretches, a little bit of obliques core and some well-timed hip openers will help you amplify the light within to boost YOUR mood and that of the people you interact with...

  • Know Your Own Strength

    Challenging times in life call for a keen awareness of our resilience and fortitude.

    This Integrated Vinyasa practice gives you opportunities to witness your holistic strength by including a Progressive Namaskar flow sequence, empowered standing poses and accessible arm balances. And because eve...

  • Slow & Low

    Sometimes the best antidote for stress is simplicity.

    This practice is just that, simple and effective with hip openers and spinal flow with an overall feeling of gentleness and kindness for yourself.

    It can be just what you need for working with anxiety, grief, the blues or anytime you need a ...

  • Stabilize

    Stabilize is a practice I created in response to requests for knee friendly practices! It’s the second in the Happy Knees series!

    In this one I focus on stability - poses and movements within poses that will strengthen the muscles that support your knee joints including quadriceps and gluteus m...

  • Moonlit View

    This is a sublime lunar slow-flow practice that supports a deceleration of your whole body-mind-spirit complex.

    It is an embodiment of the earth and water energies with several different types of hip openers from the more fluid to still.

    It’s meant to leave you feeling both more grounded and re...

  • Glow Up

    I’ve always believed in the power of using your body to support a desired positive mindset. Its power is one of the reasons movement is recommended to combat feelings of stuckness, emotional heaviness or depression.

    Glow Up is just that, a practice of embodying brightness, lightness and luminos...

  • Let It Flow, Let It Go

    It's believed that our issues show up in our tissues. So rather than just try to think yourself into a state of ease, better to get those issues moving!

    This Integrated Vinyasa short home practice is a moving meditation with focus on synchronizing movement, meditation and easeful awareness in a ...