Try Yin & Restorative

A gentle class to find and release tension that’s been deeply rooted in all areas of your glutes and hips. Relax into soft, calming postures like Easy Pose, Head-To-Knee Pose, Wide-Angle Seated Forward Bend, Thread The Needle, and Happy Baby. Props Required: 1 blanket and 1 bolster.

Release tension in your body to feel lighter in your mind. Find relaxation with long holds in Baddha Konasana, Sphinx, Figure Four, Gomukasana, and Saddle Pose. This class was previously aired on February 15, 2022. Props Required: 2 blocks.

Give yourself the opportunity to slow down with this breath-focused Yin essentials class that relaxes mind-body tension. This sequence includes a quick centering meditation before you move slowly between Malasana, Sphinx, and King Pigeon. Finish with a brief Savasana. This class was previously aired on September 20, 2021. Props Suggested: 1 blanket.

This Yin class signals your body to settle into a state of "rest and digest" with a series of restorative postures and calming breathwork. This practice features Child’s Pose and Supported Bridge before a deep Savasana. Props Required: 1 strap, 2 blocks, a bolster, 1-2 blankets.

Sweetly transition to sleep with soothing supta baddha konasana, a relaxing twist on your bolster, a seated forward bend over your bolster, and a dreamy supported savasana. Props Needed: Two blocks and a bolster.

In Chinese medicine, the water element nourishes all the other organs, providing an anchor that soothes the body and allows it to relax into a deep, rejuvenating sleep. This practice works on the water element and the meridians associated with it to help prepare your body and mind for a restful sleep. While helpful anytime, this class is perfect to do right before bed.

Drift into total relaxation with this breath-infused Yin class. Begin in seated meditation, then slowly ease into Supta Baddha Konasana, Bridge, Pigeon, and Savasana. This class was previously aired on January 12, 2022.

This 45-minute Yin Fusion class is everything you need to get out of your head and into your body. Find a deep, relaxing stretch to release energetic blocks and provide a much-needed breath into every cell of the body. This non-traditional Yin class explores a combination of long holds and cleansing breathwork. Begin with calming alternate nostril breathing then sink into a comfortable position on your back in Supta Badha Konasana, Supta Padangusthasana, and a deep spinal twist. Connect to your core with a mellow mindful exercise before dropping back into Yin with Happy Baby, Bridge, and a Seated Forward Fold. Ground yourself in Tadasana, Pigeon, and Cow Face, and then a final Savasana. Suggested Props: 2 blocks.

Visit this practice whenever you need to take a step back from a challenge or decision and change your perspective. Becoming too caught up in your own head can lead to overreaction. Think of this class as your go-to when you need to calm down a bit, see things from a different angle, or perhaps even let go.