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Yoga Strap Stretches

In this week’s video, we show you an effective and safe stretch for your hamstrings and calves. This pose can also help reduce back pain by emphasizing a flat low back posture. *This is a great one to keep in

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Dynamic vs Static Stretching

Stretching is necessary in order to loosen joints, engage muscle groups, prevent injuries and help your body relax, but did you know there’s more than just the “basic” stretch? Here’s two types of stretches you’ll encounter often in your yoga

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4-Minute Power Yoga Routine For Energy

Looking for a routine to boost your mood and get you going? We’ve got you covered! In under five minutes, this supercharged power flow will rev up your body and mind! The Warm-Up: This quick warm-up uses both dynamic resistance

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What is the best time of day to do yoga?

There are advantages to practicing either in the morning or the evening, but it ultimately comes down to your individual goals and daily schedule. Yoga can be incredibly invigorating in the morning and get you off to a great start

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Feet Alignment For Standing Postures

What do mountain pose, chair pose and standing forward folds have in common? These postures often have some of us questioning – feet together or feet apart? We’ve heard it cued both ways, but let’s explore why. There’s benefits to

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