A Quiet Practice to Pacify Acidic Stomach

Acid reflux, and the associated symptoms of heartburn, occur as a result of the acidic digestive secretions in the stomach making their way into our food pipe (oesophagus).  This session looks at the principles of adapting our Asana practice to deal with acid-reflux. This recording is part of the Short Course The Practice for Digestive […]

Sharpening Awareness: A Robust Supported Practice

Recorded in the last week of the month, this is a slower-paced, supported session, that is fairly challenging.  This session  that traverses through many categories of asanas, focussing on maintaining sharp awareness.  The session culminates in breath-work. Level: Intermediate Duration: 60 mins. Props needed: yoga strap, a sturdy chair, couple of blocks, access to a […]

Back Arches & Forward Extensions, Culminating in Viparita Karani

This session looks at the fulcrum-like position of the sacrum in back arches and forward extensions: are they opposites of each other, mirrors to each other, or parts of the same continuum? Explore the beautiful relationship playing out in our body, culminating in supported and deeply restful viparita karani. Level: Experienced Beginner, Intermediate Duration: 90mins […]

Deskworkers Antidote – Part 1 of 2: Unfreeze Hips, Keep Shoulders Mobile

This session is part of a series of classes to strengthen the legs, align the hips, keep the groin area (the hip flexors) soft, and move the shoulders and upper back – in other words, an antidote to sitting on chairs for long hours. This session focusses on moving the hips  (and the shoulders) in […]

Hip Health: Balancing Flexibility with Firmness

Stiff/ ‘tight’ hips, are connected to lower back pain, wearing out of the hip socket, arthritis of the knee, menstrual discomfort etc. To maintain the overall health of the hips, it is important to include many kinds of hip actions in our practice.  Asanas like baddhakonasana and supta baddhakonsasana, upavistakonasana and padmasana, are often referred […]