No matter how much coffee you drink, it just isn’t helping, right?
If you’re struggling to wake up today, I’ve got the perfect solution—Energizing Full Body Yoga Flow!
This yoga practice is designed to increase energy, improve focus, and boost your overall mood.
This faster-paced vinyasa flow gets your heart pumping, challenges your balance, and helps you stretch out your entire body. Perfect for experienced practitioners who want to wake up and feel grounded.
Here’s what this flow will do:
???? Energizing yoga sequences to boost energy and shake off morning sluggishness
???? Full-body stretches and balance poses to improve strength and flexibility
????♀️ Grounding stretches to center your mind and body
This yoga routine acts as a natural energy booster and helps you feel more focused and ready to take on your day.
Whether you’re looking for morning yoga to replace your coffee, or an energizing vinyasa flow to shake off that midday slump, this practice will leave you feeling refreshed and awake. ????
Ready to power up your day? Grab your mat and dive into this full-body yoga flow!
Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful practice with me.
Happy yoga-ing!
❤️????❤️
Holly
DETAILS:
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Enjoy! Be well. Remember to breathe. ????????Namaste my friends????????
Like you could stretch forever, but nothing seems to loosen those legs up?
I hear you. ????♀️
Running is amazing for the mind, but it can seriously tighten things up in your body.
Quads, hamstrings, hips—they all start to feel like concrete after a while, and the thought of bending down to tie your shoes feels like a challenge of its own. ????
We’ve all been there.
But guess what?
Yoga’s got your back… and your legs, and your hips!
Yoga for Runners is the perfect way to help you stretch out, improve flexibility, and keep those nagging injuries at bay.
Whether it’s pre-run or post-run, this practice focuses on loosening up tight muscles and keeping your body in top shape for the miles ahead. ????♀️
Here’s how it can help:
– Stretches out those tight runner’s muscles – Improves flexibility so you can move with ease – Helps with injury prevention and keeps you going strong – Perfect for pre-run warm-ups or post-run recovery
So if you’ve been feeling a bit stiff after pounding the pavement, this is your sign to give your body the stretch it’s craving.
You’ve already done the hard part—now it’s time to let yoga take care of the rest. ????
Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful practice with me.
Happy yoga-ing!
❤️????❤️
Holly
DETAILS:
???? Good for Experienced Levels
Enjoy! Be well. Remember to breathe. ????????Namaste my friends????????
Looking to find your inner calm with your yoga practice?
Because you are SO ready for serenity?
Dive into this rejuvenating 30-minute Vinyasa Yoga Flow, where mindfulness is prioritized.
This practice emphasizes taking time to transition between poses, allowing you to maintain a sense of calmness throughout. Poses are held a bit longer to enable you to breathe deeply and truly relish in the offerings of each posture.
While there’s a sprinkling of strength work, the focus remains on fostering balance and flexibility.
You’ll feel grounded and centered as you flow through this full-body practice. The coordination of breath and movement will leave you with a profound sense of zen and tranquility, nurturing your whole self.
This flow is suitable for experienced levels. Minimal cues are provided, allowing you to connect more deeply with your inner self and the practice.
DETAILS:
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Enjoy! Be well.
Remember to breathe.
????????Namaste my friends????????
Inversion Free Friends!! I’ve created the Head Over Heart Yoga FB group providing you with valuable trainings on the exact steps on how to transform to be confidently Inversion Free. See you there!
Leg Day Vinyasa Flow #2 uses Yoga and Ballet technique to strengthen the legs in 30 min. This is naturally Inversion Free and supports a weight loss regimen. You’re gonna feel the burn???? !
Both isometric (stillness) and isotonic (flex & extend) contraction of the muscles are used in this practice to build strength and endurance.
If this was challenging for you, I recommend doing this practice two times a week until it gets easier.
Make sure to try Leg Day Vinyasa Flow – Strong & Stretchy Quads
Good for experienced or seasoned practitioners. Props: Two blocks and cushioning for savasana.
Enjoy! Be well. Remember to breathe. ????????Namaste my friends????????
A NOTE ON “YOGA for WEIGHT LOSS”: Practicing yoga alone is not a weight loss remedy. When used in combination with healthy habits off the mat it can be a great help. Especially to lower stress levels and find a deeper connection with yourself; physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. You can indeed get your heart rate up with some practices, you can sweat, strengthen, tone, detox, and burn calories. To be quite honest, I don’t love using this term, but it’s a VERY high ranking SEO term; meaning people search it A LOT. I’m using it to direct more people to become aware of their mind body connection while working into a healthier lifestyle. ????
