7 Passive Poses to Release Hip, Legs and Lower Back Tension

7 Passive Poses to Release Hip, Legs and Lower Back Tension

by | Jan 14, 2025 | 10 minute workout, 30 day yoga challenge, 40 min yin yoga, 40 min yoga, 45 min yin yoga, 45 min yoga, chakra yoga, crown chakra, free yoga class, hip opening, hip stretch, hips, hips and hamstrings, low body stretch, lower body yoga, new yin yoga, no props yin yoga, vinyasa to yin yoga, yin yoga, yin yoga 40 minutes, yin yoga by kassandra reinhardt, yin yoga class, yin yoga for hips, yin yoga with props, yoga with blocks

The hips hold so many types of tension. Both physical and emotional. After a busy period of time like the holidays, it is normal to feel very tight in this area. And if you could use some releasing of whatever is being stored there, give these 7 poses a try. Hold each...
Sitting All Day? Try This!

Sitting All Day? Try This!

by | Oct 1, 2021 | 40 min yoga, after work, after work yoga, all levels yoga class, full body stretch, full body yoga, hip openers, hip opening, home practice, home yoga practice, new yoga class, online yoga, online yoga class

Getting home from a long day of not doing much – well movement that is? If you have been sitting still at a desk, in a car or holding a child perhaps the following are 7 great stretches to do before continuing on with your evening. Trust me you will feel a lot...
Increase Your Flexibility with These 7 Yin Poses

Increase Your Flexibility with These 7 Yin Poses

by | Jun 25, 2021 | 40 min yin yoga, 40 min yoga, 45 min yin yoga, 45 min yoga, beginner, beginner yin yoga, beginner yoga, flexibility, flexibility flow, full body stretch, full body yoga, improved flexibility, increased flexibility, no props needed, no props yin, no props yin yoga, yin no props, yin sequence, yin yoga, yin yoga 40 minutes, yin yoga class, yin yoga for beginners, yoga for beginners

Have you tried Yin yoga yet? It is one of the absolutely best things you can do to increase your flexibility. For those new to this passive practice keep the 3 principles in mind – find your edge, be still, hold the pose. All this to say, don’t go too far...