Chest openers, shoulder openers and smart stretches for the hip flexors prep for dwi pada viparita dandasana (upward facing backbend on the forearms) in only 45 minutes with plenty of time to cool down. This class warms up quickly with push-ups and standing poses for backbends with the arms overh...

Tight hips? This practice is for you! Start with a simple warm up and get right into hip stretches and twists, including four variations of pigeon focusing on back leg alignment. A blanket might be useful for a few kneeling poses.

Get all the movements of the spine in under a cool 30 minutes. This is a great, accessible practice when you're pressed for time. Standing flow includes all movements of the spine; practice ends with supine twists.

This 10-minute practice is perfect for when you need a little movement but don't have a lot of time. It starts supine to open the hip flexors and moves towards more active postures. Have a block!

The muscles that move through the IT bands on the outer thighs get tight, and are easy to miss in our yoga routines. This practice targets those muscles, and includes plenty of forward folding and twisting as well. A block might be helpful!

This 45-minute practice focuses on forward folding (assisted by twisting). If your hamstrings are tight, have a couple blocks handy.

This technical practice uses clear shoulder alignment to open the chest, spine and shoulders in backbends, especially with the arms overhead. A strap is useful if you're tighter in those areas!

This practice begins with soothing moon salutations which utilize low lunge and sphinx pose. Some gentle stretching is followed by a 10 minute guided meditation. Have a blanket or cushion nearby!

This strong practice aims to create strength and stability throughout the body (especially the hips and low back), and has a soft focus on rotation.

Fire up your core! An abdominal focused practice - expect core planks, leg lowers, side plank, and of course boat pose! A low key practice with high key intensity.

Easy movement, myofascial release and a guided body scan are sequenced to chill the body out and aid in rest and recovery. Have a ball (thera-ball, tennis ball or similar) and a block.

A downtempo morning practice to open the body, and get ready for the day.
This entire practice is off the hands!

This full practice focuses on creating balance and mobilizing the body, moving from ground to standing and back without the use of hands. It visits ardha chandrasana (half moon) and virabhadrasana III (warrior 3).

A little bit of everything to get the blood moving! This active, full-body practice addresses all of the body's major muscle groups.

Shoulder alignment can be tricky, especially when the arms are overhead. This technical practice details healthy shoulder alignment, and moves towards urdhva dhanurasana (upward facing bow). Have a strap handy!

Justicia does flow! This 30-minute, full spectrum practice has more movement. Link your poses with your breath and enjoy.

Low back love? Yes please! Forward folds, side bends, twists & hip flexor release designed to keep your low back healthy and happy.

Any time we step into our practice is a heroic act. In this 45 minute practice, prepare for 3 styles of hero’s pose (virasana) with ankle, hip, and quad stretches. Hero’s pose is greatly assisted by the use of props, so please have a thick blanket, a block or two, and a bolster or some fluffy pil...

This brief practice starts with a short warm up, then offers a few strengthening exercises for the muscles around the IT band to avoid tightness in the future, before ending with some stretches. Please have a block and a strap.

The guru takes the three forms of teacher, self, and community; all must be present for effective learning. This technical practice focuses on rotation of the upper arms as the gateway to chest and upper back opening. It includes pincha mayurasana (forearmstand) and ustrasana (camel pose), and in...

Virabhadrasana III (Warrior 3) is one of Jess' favorite poses. It requires strength, balance and focus. This short (but challenging) practice will build up to Vira III and play with different arm variations in the pose.

Most of us are super good at internally rotating our shoulders because our life is mostly in front of us. Especially with a lot of computer work, driving or time spent on your phone, our shoulders get super accustomed to rolling down and forward.

This practice is a great way to counter all of th...

During times of uncertainty, we can turn to the cycles around us and within us to stay grounded. This 75-minute, full spectrum practice includes ustrasana (camel pose) and urdhva dhanurasana (upward facing bow), with plenty of prep and an extended cool down.

When the outer world darkens, the luminosity of our inner light is more visible. Hip opening and hamstring stretching to move towards titibhasana (firefly arm balance) and other forward folds.