Known as the “fifth hamstring,” this muscle is the most powerful of the inner groins. In this class we explore connection to the mid line, while strengthening and lengthening this key muscle.
This class brings fluidity and flow to your hips joints to increase vitality and internal lift.
In this class we stretch and strengthen the hamstrings and quadricep muscles in supine, standing, and inverted positions.
In this class we harmonize yin and yang by doing a medley of active poses while on the floor, in order to both energize and restore the body-mind.
Most physical trainers agree that the iliopsoas is the primary muscle that provides core support for the entire body. In this class, we focus on the upper psoas fibers and engage it as a muscle of breathing due its insertion at the respiratory diaphragm.
The lower psoas muscle fibers are central to the lift of uddiyana bandha. In this class we harness the deep part of the belly in order to achieve structural support when sitting, standing and practicing pranayama.
In this class we free up bound muscular energy in the outer hips.
In this class we liken the legs to tree trunks.
Mulabandha is a subtle movement of the pelvic floor used to support the uterus, bladder, colon, and prostate. In this class we elevate the soft tissues at the base of the spine without overly clenching or gripping.
In this class we proceed moment by moment focusing on hip and sacral releases.
The Pigeon Pose (which could also be called the Dove Pose) involves powerful opening of the hip, upward stretch of the spine, and expansion of the chest.
In this class we bring inner flow to the nadis of the legs and arms through inner leg work sacral releases.
In this class we alternately lengthen and shorten the hamstring in order to bring lightness and lift to the entire back body.
In these floor positions, we revitalize the legs while rejuvenating the spine and nervous system.
The lotus is the quintessential metaphor for awakening in yoga. The lotus bloom involves a process of opening outward from a bud.
This class explores the ways in which habitual patterns of tension become embedded in the musculature of the legs.
In this class we focus on the juncture of the pelvic and kidney loop at L5-S1 in order to cultivate the internal lift of uddiyana bandha.
In this class we pump, strengthen, stretch, and lubricate all the surfaces around the knee in oder to generate stability, flexibility, and longevity.
Lunge into the New Year by opening your hip joints, sacrum and low spine.
We balance opposites and follow the Tao to the subtlest edge through hip releases and lower back movements.
In this class we pump, lift, and stretch the connective tissues around the sacrum in order to generate the flow of shakti through the spine.
In this class we practice multiple variations of the Gate Pose in order to make the side body supple and the breath light.
We create opening so kinetic energy can flow like a river through the shoulders and hips.
This class serves to alleviate sciatica and low back pain while increasing the flow of energy through the spine.
In this class we take a deeper dive into the hips with more complex and challenging hip work.
In this class we safely extend, flex and rotate the knee joint. We build strength and stability in the cartilage and tendons that form the architecture of the knee.
In this class, we stretch fascia in order to promote optimal circulation through the legs.
The pelvic loop involves a downward centering of the sacrum and tailbone in tandem with an upward scoop of the frontal hips. We explore the pelvic loop in order to effect the subtle dynamics of the pelvic viscera.
In this class we stretch, strengthen, and broaden the four petals of the perineum.
In this class we do many variations on Pigeon Pose to stretch the outer hip.
The piriformis travels from the outer hip through the center of the buttock and is a primary culprit in creating sciatic pain. By release of this muscle, an entire swoosh of bioelectric flow moves up through the spine.
We practice the slow progression of hip releases to sit at ease with an open awareness.
At the onset of summer, this class emphasizes the fire element by practicing balancing poses, from the ground up.
In this class we stretch and strengthen the quads to increase cardio vascular flow and to build core stability.
In this class we will use the breath, repetitive movements, and proper alignment to open the inner spaces of your hip joints and pelvis.
In this class we build stability and fluidity in this pair of muscles in order to align the spine on the central axis.
In this class we pump, rock, and tilt the sacrum while exploring movement in the SI joints, the anterior sacrum, and the coccyx.
The upper sciatic nerve is typically the culprit for radiating pain in the hip, buttock, low back and upper leg. In this class we loosen the muscles that surround the sciatic nerve in order to release the structures of the hip, hamstring, and buttock.
With support at our base, we will bring ease and relaxation to the neck and skull.
In this class, Tias moves the degree of difficulty up a notch. Practice more complex hip openers and ilio-psoas extensions.
This class explores the fluidity and equilibrium of the sacrum and sacral-iliac joints.
In this class we stretch and strengthen the many muscular attachments above, below, and around your hip joints and greater trochanters.
In this class we build strength and stability in the foot arches leading up to the knees and hip joints.
When the muscles of the quad are stretched and pumped, it helps propel blood through the heart.
The TFL muscle is a short, sneaky muscle that wraps the iliotibial band around to the front pelvis. Be sure to have your roller or physiological ball ready as we release this muscle along with the entire IT band.
In this class we practice variations of chair pose to strengthen the legs and support the spine.
Practicing Garudasana brings steadiness, balance, and equipoise to both mind and body.
We do heron, swan, and crane poses to cultivate the beauty and elegance of the fishing bird.
In this class we identify four corners each within the feet, the pelvis, and the cranial base.
Practicing Malasana—the Garland Pose—is a squat position that requires elasticity in the feet, ankles, knees and hips.
In this class we bring joy to the organ of the heart by stretching, pumping, flexing, and strengthening connective tissues of the legs.
This class is part of the Yoga for Radiant Immunity Series. In this class we mobilize the lymph in the upper inner thigh by stretching, pumping, and lengthening the fascia of the inner groin. In addition to opening the inner thigh, we improve lymphatic circulation through the foot, ankle, and hip.
This class emphasizes stretching and toning the interior leg as a way to revitalize the entire body.
In this class you will strengthen and stretch the core musculature around your hip joints in order to stabilize your low back.