Deep Dive into Parivrtta Trikonasana: The Revolved Triangle

Parivrtta trikonasana is one of the most complex asanas taught at the beginner level classes.  This session session takes a deep dive into this asana. In 3 parts: Part 1: Preparation Part 2: Parivrtta trikonasana explanation of the variables, and how to negotiate them Part 3: follow-along Level: Beginner, experienced beginner Duration: 45min. Props needed: […]

Transitioning Towards a Quiet Practice: Beginner Level

This session starts actively, directs attention towards the breath, and then culminates in some quiet positions. Level: Beginner Duration: 60mins Props needed: a yoga strap, a couple of firm blankets, 2 blocks ( optional)

Fixing Arms in Place for Anantasana and Vasisthasana Adaptations

Often, there is more focus on moving the arms, pushing or pulling with the arms. This session explores the hidden power in fixing the arms in place – this stabilises the shoulders and indeed, the entire upper back – in standing asanas, and works up towards bearing weight on the shoulders and arms. Level: Experienced […]

Chaturanga dandasana to Marichyasana – Connecting Through Shoulders

This session starts with strong actions on the shoulders with different arm positions, and it culminates to a quiet practice of twists. Level: Intermediate Duration: 75mins Tagwords: 75mins, shoulders, arms, wrists, chaturanga dandasana, marichyasana1, bharadvajasana, sirsasana,

Stable Shoulders and Pranayama Hybrid

Shoulder stability in inverted and weight bearing positions, shoulder mobility in dynamic actions, transitioning into supine pranayama. Level: Intermediate Duration: 60min. Props needed: yoga strap, a few firm blankets

‘Side’ Body Explorations Part1: Parighasana, Trikonasana, Vasisthasana

In the asana vocabulary, there are many positions and actions that take awareness to the side body. This starts with the simplest of actions – raising the arms overhead or sideways, and then extends to the simplest asanas taught to beginners – the lateral standing asanas. This lead towards vasistasana. There is some disturbance in […]