home practice

The summer’s fiery energy fuels your desire to get out there and socialize—but beware of overdoing it. This gentle, but powerful sequence will help you find balance.

When you're teaching multiple classes each week, writing sequences, creating curriculum, and managing your careers, your home yoga practice might slip through the cracks. Here's why you shouldn't let it.

With this practice, I invite you to join me on this journey of reconnecting to the Creator within and above.

Learning to love our bodies through all of its stages is at the heart of this sequence. Let yoga teacher and model Erica Mather walk you through this self-love practice, and find out how to work through your body's limitations—whatever they may be.

Yoga teacher Nikki Myers shares the sequence she finds most effective for recovering addicts.

Practice this sequence, designed to relieve chronic pain and increase flexibility.

Carrie Owerko shows us how repetition and novelty are both important in daily practice.

Maintaining flexibility and stability in the hip joints is crucial for lower-back health and cultivating overall freedom and ease in our bodies.

This five-day practice will help you discover and embrace the power of sitting every day.

Make home practice a habit by committing to your mat for the next 30 days with fresh sequences and daily practice plans for each week of the month from esteemed teachers and YJ contributors.

Of all the hobbies that Erica Rodefer Winters has started, yoga is the only one that has stuck.

Sage Rountree shares 3 steps for creating a home yoga practice to get you through the holidays and beyond.

A dedicated Bikram yogini finds freedom and a deep connection to herself when she embarks on her own practice.

Yoga teaches us to practice indifference to those things that bother us, but Neal Pollack is struggling with one nemesis to his peace of mind: leafblowers. What disruptor to your yogic calm would you like to make peace with?

In the real life of a householder, sneaking in 30 or 40 minutes of uninterrupted yoga is about all Neal Pollack can hope for. It may not measure up to his former Ashtanga practice, but it's enough.

Establish a regular personal practice, and yoga's benefits—including a steady mind and strong, flexible body—will come.

Without the benefit of studio classes for structure and guidance, Erica Rodefer Winters set out to remake her home practice. Here she shares some tips that is keeping her yoga fresh.

In his current living space, Neal Pollack doesn't have the room nor is inspired to practice yoga. He's trying to find a yogic lesson in the situation.

So you want to practice at home but you don't know how to begin? Here are nine ways to start.

Want to start and stick with a home practice? Take Erica Rodefer Winter's list as a warning of what NOT to do.

Use music during your yoga practice to harmonize your breathing and life.

If you can't afford to take a class, what is the best path to take in beginning a practice at home?