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

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

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...
Yin to Release Upper Body Aches and Tension

Yin to Release Upper Body Aches and Tension

We all do it. We seem to carry the weight of the world on our shoulders. Always hiking them up towards our ears. And then add to that that we all end up rounding forward typing at our keyboards and phones (oops, caught myself doing it there too). Try these 7 yin poses...
7 Lazy Yin Poses for a Mental Health Break

7 Lazy Yin Poses for a Mental Health Break

If you are feeling depleted, stressed, anxious, or over extended – it’s time to take a break and fill your own cup. I promise taking the time to do so will actually help you to be more productive later. Slow down and rest with these 7 passive poses. I...
Yin for Every Chakra (plus Affirmations)

Yin for Every Chakra (plus Affirmations)

The following sequence will take you through the chakras from root to crown with a yin pose for each one. This practice will help you dive deeper and make meaningful changes in your life. Paired with each pose (and side) is an Affirmation pulled from my I Radiate Joy...
Yin Yoga Relaxation with a Bolster

Yin Yoga Relaxation with a Bolster

Are you ready for one of the most chilled out classes you will ever take? These 7 yin poses on your mat will leave you feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and more comfortable in your body. If you have a bolster you will want to grab it. Don’t have one, you can use...
Increase Your Flexibility with These 7 Yin Poses

Increase Your Flexibility with These 7 Yin Poses

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...