01 Jan Surya Namaskar: An Adapted Practice Using Supports, Part1 This class is an adaptation for the seniors of the sequence called suryanamaskar. This is class 1 of 3 classes that will explore the bi... Continue reading
01 Jan Fixing Arms in Place for Gentle Anantasana and Vasistasana Adaptations Often, there is more focus on moving the arms, pushing or pulling with the arms. This session explores the hidden power in fixing the ... Continue reading
01 Jan Gentle Relief for Wrists and Elbows from Mobile Phones, Laptops and other Electronic Gadget Use This session is mostly drills to bring relief to our abused wrists/elbows/shoulders, from over-use of electronic gadgets. These actions... Continue reading
01 Jan Use of Abdomen in Supported Twists This session focusses on integrating abdominal actions in seated twists. This recording is part of the Short Course Abdomen in Asana... Continue reading
01 Jan Stability and Mobility of the Feet: Toes, Ankles, Arches and More (Short Course, Level: Gentle) To access this content, you must purchase Monthly Subscription to Online Program Experienced Beginner. Continue reading
30 Dec Leg Binding Asanas and Breath Explorations This session was recorded as the first part of a hybrid session. This session may be done as a stand-alone session, but it is also p... Continue reading
30 Dec Feet, Toes, Ankles: Simple Conditioning Drills – a FREE Resource Our feet are capable of an amazing range of movements and positions – something that we tend to forget, and therefore lose. This actio... Continue reading
30 Dec Connecting Hips to Heels This session may be done as a stand-alone session, but it is also part of the Short Course Stability and Mobility of the Feet: Toes, An... Continue reading
30 Dec Improving Ankle Resiliency with Supports Our subjective experience of the legs starts at the hips. The first segment of this session works on exercises to free up the joints –... Continue reading
30 Dec Feet, Toes, Ankles: Simple Conditioning Drills and Asanas for All Levels The session is in two segments. in the first segment, there are simple drills for the feet, ankles and toes that can be attempted by a... Continue reading