Short Tutorials

Here a number of short, close-ups of simple inverted poses–how to get in and out of them safely. Also included is a much-needed stretch for hip muscles that can help with sciatica and hip stiffness.

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Restorative Reboot: Floor Twist, Lying Bound Angle & Legs Up the Wall

Legs-Up-the-Wall has got to be everyone's favourite relaxation pose.
Here's a short (12 minutes) practice that can stand alone as a method of recharging your batteries. Or, as a way to ...finish a longer practice and set your body/mind on an even keel.Show More

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Restorative Reboot: Floor Twist, Lying Bound Angle & Legs Up the Wall

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On The Road: Foot Therapy for Travellers

This short video demonstrates how you can recover from all the walking you end up doing when you're a tourist wanting to get the most out of your travels.

All ...it takes, and all in the spirit of being kind to your feet, is some gentle exercise and self-massage to release stiffness and aches. You might want to follow this five-minute routine with legs up the wall pose to enhance your recovery. As a friend says, it's better than a late-afternoon expresso for reviving and refreshing.Show More

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On the Road: Upper Back Stretches

Here's a short sequence to help your neck and shoulders release after hiking with a backpack.
As a traveller, you want to be able to enjoy your holidays and the beautiful ...environments you're in. Sometimes all it takes is doing simple releasing stretches, such as these, to get you back on an even keel.Show More

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On The Road: Post Flight Back Extension

It's not always convenient to get to a yoga class, but it's generally possible to do a little 'first aid yoga', even when you're travelling long distances.
Here's one way to ...alleviate the after-effects of plane, train or car travel--basically a great stretch for neck, shoulders and back.Show More

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Legs up the wall - Viparita Karani

Viparita Karani, also known as Legs Up the Wall, is a favourite among many yoga practitioners because it is so soothing that you will come out of it refreshed. Using ...a bolster under the hips makes the pose more accessible and restful. Some of the organs of the body that benefit from doing Viparita Karani regularly are: heart, lungs, kidneys, stomach and spleen. If you want to make the pose more of an inversion, you can add folded blankets to the bolster to give more height.Show More

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Supported Bridge Pose - Setu Bandhasana

Supported Bridge - Setu Bandhasana - is a passive backbend that calms the activity of the mind and facilitates better breathing. Staying quietly in the pose, even for five minutes, ...can help regulate blood pressure, ease headaches, improve digestion and rest tired legs.

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Supported Shoulder Stand - Salamba Sarvangasana

Supported Shoulder Stand. This version of shoulderstand gives the support that allows you to stay in the pose for a bit longer. Which means you get the benefits of being ...upside down for more time with less effort. Plus, there's no toll on your wrists or neck. It's a little tricky to get into in the beginning, so this video will help make the pose more accessible for you.

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Sirsasana - Headstand Preparation

Here's the step-by-step way a beginner can approach doing headstand. It's not even necessary to put weight onto the top of the head, so it's safe for the neck. The ...preparation at the wall helps build confidence, arm and shoulder strength, and upper back flexibility.Show More

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Yoga for Tight Hips

Here is a series of practices for your hips. Rather than emphasising ''opening your hips'', these exercises help you work with tightness and asymmetry between right and left sides.

A ...good approach to this practice is to explore your anatomy with curiosity and interest. In this way, your practice will be unforced and enjoyable.

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Turtle Pose - Child's Pose Variation

Safe to say, we all deal with stress on a regular basis, but when it becomes unending, we need to take time out for ourselves.
In this variation of child's ...pose, our bodies take the outward shape of the turtle where the shell protects the vital organs--kidneys and adrenals--and we gently nourish ourselves.
A five-minute practice that can be incorporated into a restorative practice...or even held for longer in a stand-alone tool for regeneration.
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Yoga Warmup for Singers

It's well-known that a little time devoted to doing a physical warmup before singing is important as you are tuning up the instrument of your body.
Warming up the body before ...singing will also give you a more enjoyable experience and improve the quality of your voice.
In this short video, I offer my experience in teaching yoga for many years to you as a singer so that your posture, breathing and physical body all come together to produce beautiful and joyful sound.Show More

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The Ayur Mantra

In this short video, Julie Spicer demonstrates and translates the beautiful Ayur Mantra for us.
This is a chant for our own health and nourishment as well as that of others.
It ...includes mudras or gestures that make the practice a physical one.
This is a practical way of understanding how prana, the life force, moves through our bodies and minds.Show More

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