Sweet Simplicity was inspired by those times of excess, when everything feels complicated and we just yearn for something in our lives to be basic and simple.

As I crafted this practice, I realized it felt a bit like practices I did when I first started practicing asana, before the evolution of ...

This vibrant home practice is full of accessible heart center and shoulder openers to work out any tension and liberate your spirit.

We also do two Earthy backbends to restore you feeling of being both grounded AND open to possibility.

The idea is that after this concise practice you’ll feel un...

This is a practice to help you establish or reinforce your inner trust of Self.

This self-trust is an unshakeable foundation on which you show up in the world and is especially valuable in tumultuous times and when others may be looking to you for how to act or respond.

Throughout this practice...

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...

Activate is a practice designed to be an auspicious BEGINNING.

This could be as simple as the beginning of a day or maybe it’s your go-to New Moon practice. Any time you’re beginning something new whether it’s starting a new program or committing to a new attitude.

It is inspired by the Hindu ...

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 sta...

These 2 home practices were designed to bookend your run! The pre-run practice includes dynamic stretching and flow for you to warm up your hips and legs and cultivate focus.The post-run practice combines fluid movement and deeper stretches to support a restoration of range of motion and drop you...

In those times when we just feel FULL of emotions, of responsibilities, of ideas, of stress, nothing satisfies quite like a deep twisting practice to holistically wring yourself out.

This active yet methodically paced home practice combines stretching your side body with lots of different twists...

Your core is the hub of your body and the main power source for the movements you make.

It's a 360 powerhouse, that runs from your armpits to your knees.

In the chakra model of Yoga, it is associated with your 3rd chakra called manipura, roughly located around your solar plexus. This energy cen...

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...

Yoga practitioners focus a lot on flexibility, which is a muscle's ability to passively lengthen. This practice, however, focuses on MOBILITY, which is the ability of a joint to move actively through a range of motion and that movement is enabled by muscles that are both strong AND flexible.

We'...

Mindful Mobility 2, like its predecessor Mindful Mobility, emphasizes mindful movement at our joints with a combination of muscle STRENGTH and STRETCH.

One great reason to explore practices like these is to identify the activations and movements we may NOT do much of, based on the sensations we ...

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...

This Integrated Vinyasa home practice is inspired by the Hindu deity Durga, whose name means INVINCIBLE

Her mythology is that she faces the impossible battle, one she's unlikely to win because nobody has succeeded before her. But in the heat of it, she finds an inner well of power to triumph.

M...

Named after the iconic Beatles tune, Here Comes The Sun is a morning-friendly home practice I created for folks who want to get some mindfulness and movement in before the day's work begins.

It is a shorter form Integrated Vinyasa practice that includes spinal awakening, some flow to get your bl...

This Integrated Vinyasa short home practice is a continuous flow, with focus on synching breath and movement through a range of postures that support you feeling nimble and dialed in.

COREtified is an Integrated Vinyasa practice that supports your sense of fortified strength from the hub of your being out to the perimeter.

The class features engaging core work along with standing poses and backbends for a full spectrum powerful experience to serve you in your life off the mat...

This efficient and fired up short home practice targets all 360 degrees of your core (abs and back) for a quick shot of power when you want to feel fortified and centered.This is 3rd chakra (Manipura) activation which can restore a healthy and strong sense of self in challenging times!

From early on in practicing Yoga, I realized the most effective postures for cultivating focus were the ones that challenged it the MOST: balance poses.While you can pretty easily tune out in triangle or pigeon pose, it's a lot harder to daydream in balance poses.I crafted this home practice with...

This home practice was inspired by the natural elements Earth and Fire. It starts out with postures that support a feeling of groundedness and evolves into some fire stoking core and standing poses and then shifts back to earthy hip openers.

This Integrated Vinyasa short practice has a little bit of all the good stuff for when you're long on commitment but short on time.

Standing poses, simple backbends, hip openers and that post practice bliss. I got you!

These 3 short home practices were designed to support you throughout the day.The first practice is sensitive to your body and mind's needs in the morning before you get rolling.The second practice can be a mid-day pause at home or at work to hit the reset button.And the third practice supports de...