This One Shift Can Make Your Entire Yoga Practice More Stable
Hang on to your big toe for dear life.
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.
Hang on to your big toe for dear life.
Settle into Savasana between the sheets.
Here's how to target all the places you most need to release.
It may not be what you expect.
A strap can enhance the sensation of a pose in ways you didn't think possible.
Because rest is revolutionary.
Because strength and stretching aren’t the only things to focus on.
Literally everything you need.
I learned how to feel my way into it from teacher Tamika Caston-Miller.
Release can be yours.
With a little help from James Clear's best-selling Atomic Habits.
Maybe the reason you haven't nailed it yet has less to do with arm strength and everything to do with sequencing.
Here's what hundreds shared.
How to become more aware of your natural range of motion.
Ever hear a yoga teacher insist you should angle your back foot 45 degrees or bend your front knee 90 degrees? It's more nuanced than that.
Roll your ankles much? Not after practicing these moves.
Through working with adaptive yoga teacher Matthew Sanford, Tsui reminds us all of the larger takeaways of yoga.
When you can no longer think straight, you need to unleash some tension. Here's how.
With a few variations, taking a seat can be a grounding practice.
Forget scrolling for the perfect stress-soothing sequence and check these out.
Practice it any time you need.
These spaces may be small, but they're equally expansive.
It should be an inalienable right.
Sometimes the source isn't what you'd suspect.
How to see beyond the obvious and reconnect with your most imaginative self.
You're going to feel these more than you think.
Corpse Pose is a well-loved end to most yoga practices. But I do have one complaint.
Enough challenge to motivate you. Enough ease to bring relief.
You should consider your Mars sign and Moon sign, too.
A student asks whether, like pizza, yoga is still sorta good even when it's not great.
Literally all the ways you need.
llluminate your playful side as you remind yourself of your strength and grace.
Because sometimes you only want to hear your breath.
It can mean a lot of things. But these are the most essential.
Because sometimes motivation comes only after you begin to move.
Committing to it felt empowering. Until it didn’t.
For days when there's just not time to take an entire class.
Activating the core is an essential in yoga.
It’s an inexact algorithm.
You know what they say about doing the same thing and expecting different results?
Consider it karma for all that hip-opening.
Your luteal phase may come with lower energy. These yoga practices get you moving without sapping your reserves.
Your ovulation phase comes with a wellspring of energy. These yoga practices make use of your motivation.
Your follicular phase brings stamina. These yoga practices help you step into your energy, mindfully.
Your menstrual phase is a time for slower, mindful movement. These practices help you explore exactly that.
Make your go-to poses deeper and more dynamic.
Everyone talks about lower back pain. But that's not the only place we experience aches.
Your changing body needs a little more care.
Scientific research suggests fidgeting has evolutionary benefits. Yoga teachers may tell you differently. Here's what you need to know.
No, it wasn’t just breathing and stretching.
Some (unsolicited) advice to each team on how to outmaneuver their opponent's strengths.
It will make ALL the difference in your mood.
Minimal effort required. Much relief guaranteed.
Whether you opt for a simple stretch or a full flow, determining the best time to loosen up is a personal journey. Here’s what you should know.
Things to do (and not do) so everyone in class can practice undistracted.
Because life is too short to waste time being out of commission.
Guaranteed to change everything about how you feel throughout your day.
Because sometimes a flow is more fun when you don't know what's coming next.
Phones make strange bedfellows.
Maybe there's no right or wrong answer.
For days when you don’t feel like doing much, but know you'd feel better after moving.
The comfiest thing in your home may also be your most undervalued yoga prop.
And they take just minutes.
How to find rest through action.
How to set the vibe for your day (and actually want to get out of bed).
It's not as complicated as you might think.
A calming, introspective, one-hour practice with affirmations.
Maybe this year, your NYE reservation looks like candlit yoga or meditation for one.
For those times when less is more.
The physical and emotional intensity of working late-night shifts and pulling doubles takes a toll. Some service industry staff rely on yoga for relief.
Poses that prep the body for where it's going.
Turn vans, hotels, or dorm rooms into your personal yoga studio.
Simple stretches to ease that nagging tension.
Same stretches. So much more relief.
Nothing reminds you to have a beginner's mind like doing something for the first time.
Simple ways to move your lymph.
Breathe, move, strengthen, stretch, repeat.
Like most things in life, it depends.