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Introducing the Mula Bandha
In Sanskrit, mula means root and bandha means lock. This action is believed to control the flow of energy moving outwards and therefore creates stability in the lower body. In addition, it helps in strengthening the pelvic floor muscles and improves bladder control as the Mula Bandha is similar t...
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Yoga to Open Hips
This yoga class focuses fully on the floor, with no standing poses included. It is a great way to unblock the tension and tightness that can block the hips and hamstrings. A short yet powerful way to build more flexibility and mobility in the lower body. Perfect for those who sit at a desk all da...
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Open the Hips & Hamstrings
Our modern lifestyle of sitting at desks all day with limited movement has led to a widespread issue with tight hips and hamstrings.Your hips and hamstrings are crucial in the easeful movement of your entire body, and when there is excess tension or tightness here, it can significantly impact you...
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Recovery Yoga (Hips & Shoulders)
Designed for anyone that needs a slow and deep release from the connective tissue, muscles, ligaments and joints. Ideal for any athletes or active gym goers/runners, this deep recovery stretch will have your body feeling loosened, relaxed and ready for the next training session. Incorporating thi...
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Yoga for PMS Symptoms
Yoga is a natural remedy for just about anything. It helps to relieve back pain, stress, tension and believe it or not, PMS symptoms! Whenever you start to feel bloated, blue, achy, or in pain — and you know menstruation is to blame — try these yoga poses for period cramps and other PMS symptoms ...
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Hips & Hamstrings Release
A slow practice that targets the connective tissue, fascia and ligaments that surrounds your hips and hamstrings.
This 28mins class will have you feeling more open, relaxed and unblocked. As we open the hips we also start to reduce stiffness and tension found in the lower back, while releasing em... -
Them Hips Don't Lie
It's all about the hips today as we focus on a deep hip opener yoga flow. You will need two yoga blocks but if you don't have these at home you can use 2 hardback books instead. Your body will be thanking you for this deep release of tension and trapped emotion.
Some of the benefits to practici...
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Post Workout Stretch
Targeting the hips and hamstrings predominantly, this yoga practice is a great way to cool down after a run or tough gym session/training. Releasing from the connective tissues and aiding better blood flow to the key muscles.