What can we learn from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective in regards to autumn and our Yin Yoga practice?
Read MoreWith acupressure massage we can influence the flow of energy through the body, improve circulation and shift our focus. Massaging the area of an acupressure point will affect the myofascial network and how energy is transmitted along these lines. Join me for this Yin Yoga practice, where we incorporate massaging acupressure point Kidney-1 to ground ourselves.
Read MoreTight calves? Look after your tissues with self-myofascial release and Yin Yoga. In my short Myo-Yin video I show you how to use self-MFR tools in combination with deep Yin Yoga stretches to soften those legs up.
Read MoreLet’s look at our Yin Yoga practice through the TCM lens this summer, the season that is associated primarily with our heart. The centre of our emotional & mental activity, we can nourish our heart by gently stretching into the arm lines in our Yin Yoga practice and reflect on the energetic qualities of the heart.
Read MoreIn this Myo-Yin practice, we use two myofascial release balls or tennis balls to apply some pressure along points either side the spine. The compression of our tissues can help with circulation and hydration, reduce stiffness and leave you feel more spacious in your back.
Read MoreFascia is part of connective tissue and benefits from slow melting stretches - just as we practice in Yin Yoga. But is it all about fascia in Yin Yoga?
Read MoreAcupressure can influence the flow of energy in your body. Learn about two acu-points that can help you get ready for sleep and that can be used in conjunction with your Yin Yoga practice or by itself as a wind down routine.
Read MoreGood sleep is so important for us to feel well, function properly and live a healthy life - yet a lot of us suffer from poor sleep. Yoga can help you to unwind and come into a more reflected state. A regular practice makes you feel at ease more often and this will benefit your overall physiology and mental clarity.
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