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Plank variations for core and strength work

plank with one arm and leg lift

Plank is one of those poses that appears in just about every yoga class. A lot. Sometimes, we just see it as a transition pose – just getting from down dog to the floor for a rest. But plank requires

Megan Sety 4 April 201613 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Gentle seated neck stretches

seated neck stretches

We often have tight necks from tramping, or leaning forward at the computer, or looking down while we read. This is one of the simplest ways to stretch your neck gently. The small adjustments make the difference. So take the

Megan Sety 29 March 201613 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Even breathing practice for relaxation ~ pranayama

seated relaxation

This week’s tip is one of my favourite breathing techniques to help relax. Read through the directions first and then try the practice. And as with any breathing practice, if it doesn’t feel right or you experience tension, stop the

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Supported restorative child’s pose with spinal twist

supported restorative child's pose with twist

I teach a weekly restorative yoga class at HealthFit Collective and occasional month ultra-indulgent restorative yoga class at Urban Yoga. If you haven’t tried restorative yoga, you have no idea what you’re missing! Here’s on of my favourites. It would

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Stretching thighs and hamstrings with wide leg forward fold

wide leg forward fold - Prasarita Padottanasana

Wide leg standing poses are excellent for stretching your inner thighs and groin. When you fold forward, you can also stretch your hamstrings. Adding this twist variation, can change the feeling of the stretch in your legs and hips, and

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Crescent lunge for leap day (stretch thighs)

crescent lunge

It’s the 29th of February leap day in a leap year! I tried to think what pose in yoga is most like leaping through the air – and thought of crescent lunge! Particularly if you focus on your back leg.

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Calm, cool and stretch legs with seated forward fold – Paschimottanasana

seated forward fold - Paschimottanasana

Forward folds can be both calming and cooling. Though your muscles will be tight if you are cold, so be cautious when stretching or find a warm space. Sit down with legs stretched out in front of you. If you

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Cool down and relax with legs up the wall – Viparita Karani

legs up the wall - viparita karani

It’s February. That means in Wellington, it’s hot and everyone spends as much time outside as they can soak up the sun. By the time Sunday rolls around, I’m exhausted from the heat and too many great events outside. So

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Tree pose (vrksasana) with your eyes closed

tree pose - Vrksasana

This last week it’s been incredibly hot in Wellington. So my yoga classes have focused on other ways to work on balance and strength that don’t create heat. Tree pose is a great balance pose for staying cool and in

Megan Sety 9 February 201613 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Forearm side plank for core and shoulder strength

forearm side plank

I’m still on the theme of strengthening shoulders, but now with a little core strength added in. Start by lying on your side. Bring your right elbow directly under your shoulder. Let your right hand go directly out from your

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