Introduction to Trigger Point Therapy Using Massage Balls

Using body rolling therapy balls and your own body weight, you will learn how to release the tension in the quadriceps and IT band, reducing pain and improving mobility. David teaches you to locate and release the most common trigger points in these areas, helping you learn more about your body and gain the simple tools you need to heal your own body.

In this guided meditation, Fiji invites you to connect with the living energy of the divine mind within you and around you. You will plant seeds of intention into the medium of mind so they can then grow into being.  Key Pose(s) include:  Seated Pose

This is a great video to watch if you are interested in doing trigger point therapy on yourself but haven't tried it yet. David provides a summary of the benefits, then takes you through a simple exercise that will prepare you for all of the trigger point therapy classes on the site. Check out our partner Tune Up Fitness if you are looking for a set up massage therapy balls for yourself.

In this class, you’ll be introduced to the Tai Chi principle of Yi (intention) and how we use that to move your energy. You’ll learn deep relaxation drills as well as the two Tai Chi flows, Brush Knee Push and Cloud Hands.  This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as the final day of An Introduction To Tai-Chi series. Key Pose(s) include: Wave Hands Like Clouds Brush Knee Push

Learn the basic skills of Tai Chi Chuan to mobilize Qi. Improve circulation, hip mobility, and relaxation. In this class, we’ll introduce the Tai Chi flow of Grasp Bird’s Tail. This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as Day 2 of An Introduction To Tai-Chi series. Key Pose(s) include:  Grasp Bird’s Tail

Please help us welcome our newest instructor, Gabriel Shaw! What is the purpose of Tai Chi? Learn about how the Tai Chi approach can help your health and energy. Follow along to create space in all the joints and ease pain and stiffness. This can either be done as a stand-alone class or as Day 1 of An Introduction To Tai-Chi series. You can find the second class here. Key Pose(s) include:  Joint Mobility Warmup

Ron begins the class with a brief conversation about embodiment, interoception and consent as a jumping point to offer support and empowerment for yogis to adapt their practice, ensuring the best rewards for their time spent on the mat. The tempo of the class is generally slow, offering time to adapt and be present with the postures and the potential beneficial effects. Key Pose(s) Include: Warriors I & II Side Angle Sun Salutations Twists Forward Folds Into Single Leg Balance Tree Pose 

Ground your energy and settle into your breath while releasing your hips, lower back, and shoulders in a series of seated and reclining postures.  Key Pose(s) include:  Figure 4 Recline Twist Anahatasana

Join Melissa as she guides you through a slow flow beginner class that helps you find space in your hips and shoulders. 

David and Rachel join forces to lead a 30-minute, highly effective yoga class for athletes, focusing on an efficient hatha flow series that strengthens and releases the key muscles that we need to be healthy as runners, cyclists, and athletes.