Eight-Angle Pose (Ashtavakrasana) is often seen as an advanced arm balance, but success in the pose depends on much more than upper body strength.

In this final class of the series, we bring everything together as we explore the relationship between hip mobility, core strength, and the balance required for crow pose.

In this slow and mindful yoga practice, we explore the relationship between the hip flexors, inner thighs, and postures that require deep hip flexion, including foundational crow pose preparation.

This slow and mindful yoga class explores the foundational mechanics behind Crow Pose, with a strong focus on hip flexion, belly-to-thigh connection, and the relationship between the hips, core, and lower back.

This practice explores the relationship between hip flexion, lower back length, and rotational control in preparation for crow pose.

This is a slow, focused yoga practice for building stronger, more stable shoulders.

The intention is to build better scapular awareness, improve shoulder support, and connect breath with movement in a steady, thoughtful way.

Your outer hips are the unsung heroes of balance and knee health.

Start your day with this 20-minute yoga practice that blends the strength and flow of Hatha Vinyasa with the mindful, breath-led approach of Viniyoga.

In this practice, we explore the art of blending Viniyoga’s breath-led, dynamic sequencing.

In this class, we take a closer look at Child’s Pose—not just as a resting shape, but as a way to understand how hip, spine, and knee flexion support movement across your practice.

Mountain Pose (Tadasana) is more than just standing—it’s the blueprint behind nearly every posture we do.