60min Restore at Home with Nancy Rich

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Use what you already have at home to support your body in deeply restful postures that will help you activate your parasympathetic nervous system and find calm. Suitable for all levels. Suggested props: two soup cans or yoga blocks, two bed pillows, 2-4 blankets or bath towels. Optional props: two throw pillows or blankets/towels for arm rests.

60min Yoga Roots: Compass Pose with Amy Garvey

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In this class we'll move toward a fun and challenging posture, compass pose, parivrtta surya yantrasana. We will mindfully warm and open the hamstrings, groins, hips, and work some bound spinal twists in preparation for compass. Level 1-2. Two blocks and at least one blanket would be very helpful.

30min All Levels: Explore Different Ways to Use the Block

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All you'll need for this practice is your mat and 1 yoga block. The block is an excellent tool for helping you find proper alignment, and for providing resistance and feedback during your practice. In this brief class, we'll work on generating heat in the hips, we'll move through a basic flow with the help of the block, we'll play with a fun strengthening challenge, and we'll end with a few folds and restoratives. Suitable for all levels.

40min Chair Yoga with Peggy Adair

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Chair yoga is great if you have difficulty getting up and down from the mat due to mobility issues, or injury. Easy on the joints, it's a great gentle practice for anyone, regardless of yoga experience. Peggy will guide you through a series of seated and standing postures to help you improve flexibility, body awareness, and strength; all with the support of a chair. Full body routine. Optional set of hand weights and blocks. A mat can be helpful to support your chair, but is not required.

40min Strengthening Work for the Hips with Amy Garvey

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A slow flow with focus on stabilizing the hips and legs. We’ll approach some familiar poses in a different way so that we can cultivate a balance between effort and ease, and between flexibility and strength. After some of the stability work, we’ll rest in supta baddha konasana for our final rest. Suitable for all levels. Recommended props: optional hand weights (or another heavy object like soup cans), blanket or bath towel for the knees, optional blocks.