10-Minute Morning Yoga + Pilates for Core-Strengthening
No need to choose yoga OR Pilates.
Browse our extensive yoga sequence library to find a home practice that fits your schedule and interests.
Browse our extensive yoga sequence library to find a home practice that fits your schedule and interests.
No need to choose yoga OR Pilates.
A yoga body is a strong body.
So simple. So effective.
There's something powerful about a journey that's just for you.
These poses may get you a new PR.
Here's what you need to know.
Yin is a practice of acceptance.
Yes, power yoga at home.
Engage your whole body as you let go of mental clutter.
It's all about the journey.
Slow down. Tune inward.
Honor yourself where you are.
Because no one tells you what you truly need to know.
What a tremendous difference 10 minutes can make.
It's less of an era and more a forever state.
Simple ways to adapt the poses you don't want to skip.
Things are rarely all good or bad. It's all about context.
Stretching and strengthening, never straining.
Fill your own cup first.
Every yoga win is a big win.
Let your intuition guide your flow.
In literally any yoga pose that is an inversion.
It may not be standard yoga terminology, but maybe it should be.
Allow your practice to be effortless.
You can have it both ways.
Sink into your body. Wake up to the day.
Quick fixes for tight muscles. No prior yoga experience required.
How to experience stability and, yes, ease.
Your entire self will thank you.
Guarantee you'll feel differently afterward.
Always handle your body with care.
Your body might be trying to tell you something.
Subtle and intuitive movements that fire up the core, but are gentle on the body.
Exchange dull uncertainty for a brighter shine.
Your pose pairing serves as still point amid the swirling celestial weather.
The stretches you need for the relief you want.
Just because you can, does not mean you should
Gentle adjustments for a safer practice.
Strengthening your body is all about consistency and patience.
Simple stretches. Profound relief.
There are more options than you think.
And how the same approach applies to any adventure seeker.
Finding presence in your practice is self-care.
A little yoga. A little Pilates. And a lotta self-awareness.
They're simpler than you think.
AI might be able to structure a yoga class or point out new poses, but it can’t take your place on the mat.
They're redefining how success feels.
Literally zero cost to you.
Because the world needs a collective calm down.
(Some strengthening included.)
Find your focus to better your balance.
Everything you need to know about making the moon your practice partner.
It depends. These sequences help you get the most out of your time on the mat.
Because nature is the ultimate studio space.
Gathering to bend, twist, and breathe isn't always perfect.
One at time. Even when you have just 30 seconds in between meetings.
It just might be the best option for you AND your studio.
Not every trauma-informed yoga class needs to be slow or restorative.
You may have heard them hundreds of times without understanding what you're supposed to do. Here's how to untangle their meanings.
Get into your body (and out of your head).
Next stop? Wimbledon.
It's like your own private sanctuary for stress relief.
What's commonly overlooked is the experiences of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities.
This gentle flow will calm your racing mind.
Because one non-negotiable for your wedding day is presence.
A reminder of what it can feel like to draw your strength from within.
With four study legs to your two, a chair is a yogi's best friend.
Maybe you’ve been overfocusing on the wrong thing.
For those times when your body is begging you to slow your roll.
Whether you're a student or teacher, you need this approach.
Friendly reminder that humor has a place on the yoga mat.
Consider the wall your most supportive yoga bestie.
Quieting your mind and body doesn't have to be scary.
Why we all should be using props in this common pose.
Consider the Moon Salutation the grounding, goddess-coded sister to the Sun Salutation.
How to (quickly) stretch and strengthen all the things.
At-home yoga taught me about flexibility—and perfectionism, too.