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Gentle Hatha for the Hips (20 min) — with Jason Hagemeister [WITH MUSIC]
This class comes with and without music - check out our library for the non-musical version!
This slower practice emphasizes a balance of postural alignment and breathing techniques to stretch and strengthen your body.
Jason leads you through a gentle practice with an emphasis on the hips. ...
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Tutorial: How to Deepen Your Back Bends; all levels (15 min) — with Mari Dickey
Most of us spend the day sitting and hunched over, and we're closing off the front of the body, hips and chest. Back bending is a really potent way to bring space to the front of your body. Just a few minutes of movement can make a huge impact on how you feel in your day.
Enjoy a short 15-min,...
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Hatha Yoga for the Office (10 min) — with Rachel Scott
This short Hatha yoga sequence with Rachel Scott is the perfect pick me up when you’re working from home or have been sitting at a desk.
As a YYOGA teacher trainer, Rachel offers incredible knowledge of the body and alignment.
Hatha is a slower practice that emphasizes a balance of postura...
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Gentle Hatha for Beginners (10 min) — with Jason Hagemeister
This slower practice emphasizes a balance of postural alignment and breathing techniques to stretch and strengthen your body.
Jason leads you through a quick, yet full body, sequence that is perfect for beginners or those looking for a grounding, meditative practice.
Grab your mat and find...
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Gentle Hatha: For Your Moon Cycle (20 min) — with Hillary Keegan
Let this 20 minute class, led by YYOGA Teacher and Teacher Trainer, Hillary Keegan, soften and relax you. The sequence is simple and grounding and can be done at any point of your day.
Hillary plays a sound bowl which is essentially a vibration and frequency that brings you into your best self.
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Slow Hatha Yoga for Winding Down (10 min) — with Hillary Keegan
A slow, 10 minute yoga class and sound bowl meditation with Hillary Keegan to help you wind down.
Hillary invites us to find a word for this moment now. Whatever's gone on in your day or your life; this can be anything. To create a mantra, put an "I am" in front of it. Hillary reminds us that th...