Vinyasa Flow
In the modern yoga world the term vinyasa is often synonymous with the movement pattern: plank-chaturanga- updog-downdog. However the definition of vinyasa is much broader than one movement pattern. This series works with the idea that vinyasa means "to place in a special way" or "coordinated breath and movement system". My unique take includes a strong emphasis on core integrations and moving the spine in all the ways, rather than just focusing on extension or "backbends". Expect to work on the foundational patterns necessary to execute plank or back bend well, standing and balance poses. Each sequence is crafted with a theme, movement pattern and/ or anatomical focus in mind. Starting simply and building in complexity and fluidity for a final peak flow.
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Hamstring Flow
A flow focused on engaging, releasing & balancing the hamstrings. A good compliment to this class is “settled sockets & happy hamstrings” in the hips section.
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Spinal Mobility Flow
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Adductor Flow
This sequence focuses on the inner thighs or adductors. It is on the more vigorous end of the spectrum. The “inner thigh connection” core class is a good compliment.
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Iliopsoas Crossbow Flow
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Thread the needle flow
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Eagle Flow
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Rotation & Stability Flow
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Diagonal Line Flow
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Foot Focused Flow
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Side body opening, strength&rotation
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Thoracic Dancer Flow
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Side Plank & Tree Pose Flow
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Midline Awareness
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Twists & Obliques
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Core Integration Flow
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Camel Flow
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Backbody Emphasis
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Twists & Hips