Evening Yoga

Need a quick stretch? This class is a perfect segway to warm up the body for any type of workout, it is also great to add onto the end for a nice cooldown. We target all of the areas of the body that get worked throughout your fitness routine and hope to improve your overall well being by helping align your mind, body, and spirit. This short flow can also be used at any part of your day to get you up and moving.

This class is ideal for post-workout or runners, a self-care practice with gentle movements for a full-body stretch to release tension. With a series of floor-based hip-opener stretches, this recovery practice also involves twists to find gentle extensions for the spine. Finish with wall-assisted stretches for quadriceps and hip flexors flexibility.

Unwind in this yoga session targeted to release tightness and stiffness for the evening hours, where gentle postures, deep stretches, and mindful breathing provide a break to enhance your overall well-being to conclude your day with tranquility.

This class is designed for you to prepare for sleep, whether you need a short nap or you’re ready to go to bed. This class can be done in savasana on your mat or in bed and will take you through different states of relaxation using a body scan, breath exercises and visualization. Please note that there will be no bell at the end of this class and a timer should be set if needed.

Set yourself up super snuggly and nestled and allow yourself to unwind with a soothing sound bowl meditation (little guidance) that is soft and gentle to prepare the body and mind for sleep. Give yourself permission to fully let go and relax to the peaceful vibration. Enjoy!

Pranayama and controlled breathing is a powerful way to get our nervous system to dance and regulate. This breath-infused 30-minute asana class with Kristin encourages you to experience several different breath techniques to help you release, revitalize, and return. "Our breathing is a stable solid ground that we can take refuge in. No matter what is going on inside us – thoughts, emotions, or perceptions – our breathing is always with us, like a faithful friend. Whenever we are carried away by our thinking, when we are overwhelmed by strong emotions, or when our minds are restless and dispersed, we can return to our breathing. - Thich Nhat Hanh

This class is a fusion between Vinyasa, Yin and Yoga Nidra and is perfect for anyone who wants a little bit of movement, but ultimately needs rest and relaxation. Expect a slower flow for the first 20 minutes, followed by 20 minutes of yin shapes targeting the lower body. The final 20 minutes in class are dedicated for yoga nidra, a guided meditation done in savasana. This class will leave you feeling fully integrated- body, breath and mind.

A great practice for calming your mind and refocussing your attention on your breath and body.

This well-rounded vinyasa flow class is designed to help you embrace the art of slowing down as you ease into your evening. You will flow through mindful Sun Salutation (Surya Namaskar) variations with Warrior 1 (Virabhadrasana 1) to warm your body, hold standing postures, then wind down with hip-opening and seated postures to help you ground your energy for your evening. Enjoy!


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Let go of any tension or baggage in mind or body in this gentle 35-minute fully body Yin class. Move your spine in all directions, open your heart, and have the space to be with yourself wherever you are at. After long-held yin poses and a Sound Bowl Savasana--you will feel lighter, grounded, and more connected to Self.

A quick yin unwind for those short on time. Calm down, open your neck + shoulders and find some big hip openers all on your back. Slow moving, relaxing yin class to help you reset back to the calm, free, divine Self you are. Enjoy a gentle Sound Bowl Savasana to help you shed any final worries + tensions.

Prepare your body and mind for a restful sleep.

Treat yourself to a relaxing evening yoga session that will prepare you for a great night of sleep. Starting out with seated and standing slow flowing movements, we then transition to the floor for a few restorative poses and finish with a deeply relaxing guided imagery session to take you into a state of complete bliss!

Evening Flow is a Hatha-based sequence that is great for unlocking the body and quieting the mind after a long and stressful day. It is the perfect class to get you ready for a restful night's sleep or to destress during the day.

**There is no background music so feel free to add your own playlist.

A gentle practice ideal for post-training recovery, start by priming yourself with a whole body sensory rub down and notice the sensations of different touch receptors throughout the body. Wrap up the session with gentle stretches and dynamic movements in all directions to loosen up any stiffness and fatigue in the body.

Evening Practice a movement practice releasing tension in shoulders, neck and spine. A great release at the end of your day.

Are you feeling disconnected, anxious, or imbalanced? This quick grounding flow will bring you back home in 15 minutes!

Join Mary Baker, ERYT-500, for a 20-minute vinyasa flow style practice with minimal cueing and plenty of time and space for you to simply enjoy moving and breathing! Using the foundational pose of Warrior 1, Mary builds a repeating flow to quickly build heat, focus the mind, and leave you feeling ready for the rest of your day.

This class is all about hip mobility. We start with a check-in, how does a squat feel in your body today? Then we move through a series of drills to activate your glutes & loosen around the pelvis. Next, we build up a sequence, adding variations each round to explore our range of motion & get the juices flowing. Once everything is moving freely, we do some strength work, to build our balance & stability. At the end you will enter your squat like never before!

Ready to relax and unwind? This gentle, yet thorough class gives you space to breathe, stretch, release tension, and relax as you wind down from your day. Similar to other classes in this series, expect to breathe fully, have time to go deep into postures, and feel nourished, calmer, and more open physically after this class.

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This easy 10-minute relaxing yoga class will help you unwind at the end of your day. This practice will help you fall asleep faster and achieve more quality and longer sleep. It will help you relax both your body and mind. Expect deep breathing and passive postures that you can do in bed.

Wind down with this gentle class that will help you transition into a restful state before bedtime. In just 20 minutes you will practice gentle chest, back, and hip opening postures that will leave you feeling balanced and grounded. Take this time to stretch your body, center your mind, and shift into relaxation. Enjoy!

Feeling tight? Extra sore today? Unwind tension from your legs and hips and enjoy the feeling of sweet release. These are some of my favorite moves and stretches to discharge restlessness stored in my quads, hamstrings, inner thighs, calves and glutes, I hope you enjoy!

Similar to the first Daily Decompression class, this FREE gentle class gives you another opportunity to release tension in your mind and body. You will practice deep breathing as well as postures that aim to increase mobility and stretch your chest, hips, and shoulders. Take this time to slow down, nurture yourself, and unwind.

Need to relax and unwind? This class will give you a good stretch to relieve any tension you may have picked up during your day, to relax before you rest for your evening. This class moves slowly, and has some standing postures, before moving to the floor for longer holds to unwind in. This is also a nice full body gentler class to practice at any time of the day.

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Yoga is an opportunity to recenter yourself as you nurture your relationship with your mind, body, and spirit. This slow paced full-body class will give you space to breathe, feel, and reconnect. Take this time for yourself to slow down, move inward, and recharge. Enjoy!

This video version of Gentle Hatha 3 is a remaster of a class that was first recorded in 2009. Please enjoy this new and updated version, as well as the other 6 classes in the Gentle Hatha series.

Grounded is a yoga class for your home practice. This practice helps you re-connect to earth, using gravity to calm the nervous system and release stress.

Many of us carry our physical and emotional tension in our lower back and hips. This class consist of my favorite go-to shapes to release this tension to feel more spacious and at ease.

If you need to unwind after a long day, this class is for you. Whether you're stressed out, or just need a good stretch and to calm down before bed, this practice consists of accessible, deeply relaxing poses, that open your whole body, relax your mind, and leave you feeling calmer. Expect deep breathing, longer holds, postures lower to the ground (no chaturanga), an inversion, and a relaxing experience for your nervous system, mind, and body. If you're feeling stress mentally, this practice will give your mind a breather and if you're holding physical tension, this class provides stretches to relieve your body. Also note, this class can be practiced anytime you want a gentler, nourishing and stress-relieving yoga session (at a time other than in the evening).

Spotify playlist for Evening Yoga for Stress Relief

The wind-down. The unspooling. The end-of-day, devotional acknowledgement, a final cleanse and release before the dive into the dream-state. Definitely not a collapse, a slump away, an exhausted numbing out to rid yourself of another tepid turn at the grindstone. What are you, a wretched machine? You are, most certainly, not.

How do you wrap up another day? With what sort of ritual, breath, offering? Here’s a suggestion: It’s 40 minutes of full-body gratitude, lots of grounding poses, low lunges, supported bridges and deep, slow stretches to tame the relentless noise of the day and bring the attention inward. It’s nothing crazily vigorous, but it’s also not exactly for the meek or lazy, either. Get a strap and a block. Prepare a calming space. Don’t hurry. Have a glass of wine or a hot bath (or both) ready, for afterward. Turn off your devices. Because obviously.

Spotify playlist for Yoga Ritual: Evening Practice