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 gentle practice includes no full weight bearing on the hands or knees and explores modifications for sun salutations that can be used as a stand alone practice or as a modification in a basics or all levels practice. Have two blocks read to go (or an ottoman, couch, low stool, etc...).

In yoga, prana is defined as life force, and it relates to the element of water, flowing through channels in the body. This practice opens the hamstrings and spine for visvamitrasana (friend of the universe posture) by fortifying strong boundaries in the physical body for the pranic body to fill....

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!

In this short practice for sore or tight necks and shoulders, you can expect mobility movements and stretching, self-massage, and we will end with a restorative pose. Have at least one blanket, but two is ideal.

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.

This restorative practice focuses on getting out of the way of your breath while prioritizing kind attention to relaxing the body. Start with a hip release, followed by a twist and a heart bench backbend. End with a body scan in savasana. Have two blocks, a blanket, and a yoga strap or belt.

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!