I love this foundational balance sequence. We hold 3 one-legged standing poses that challenge your balance and proprioception.
Tag - Feet + Ankles Strength
Up for a challenge? This one-hour class is for those of you looking for a proper workout that incorporates strength, balance and flexibility.
We strengthen the glutes, quads, calves and feet, stretch the calves, hamstrings and glutes and increase hip and ankle mobility.
This 30-minute strength and balance sequence is great for improving overall strength and suppleness—in the morning or pre-workout.
This basic yoga balance sequence trains balance, proprioception and body awareness. The crucial thing to remember is to concentrate!
This slow and steady balance sequence is designed to improve your balance, motor control and nasal breathing technique.
In this comprehensive cool-down stretch, we start at the feet and stretch muscles all the way up to your neck and shoulders.
This yin video is designed to release deeply-held tension in the hip flexors. We also stretch the hamstrings, calves, knees and ankles.
This sequence is fantastic for releasing deeply-held tension in the quadriceps and stretching the feet, ankles, abs and chest.
This post-workout cool-down is designed to stretch you out all the way from your neck and shoulders down to your feet and ankles.
This sequence is great to practice at the end of a long day. We open up the chest and shoulders and stretch the hamstrings, hips and lower back.
This post-workout cool-down is designed to stretch you out all the way from your neck and shoulders down to your feet and ankles.
In this sequence, we practice a number of one-legged standing poses dynamically to improve your balance and proprioception.
In this simple yin sequence, we practice just four poses to deeply stretch the feet, ankles, hips, lower back, chest and shoulders.
This yin sequence is a great one to practice after your workout to stretch out the quads, groin and outer hips and open up the chest.
This one-hour recovery video is designed to release tension all the way from your neck and shoulders down to your feet and ankles.
In this restorative sequence, we mobilise the toes, feet and ankles, stretch the calves and hamstrings, and open up the hips.
This sequence is designed to activate, engage and strengthen your glutes to stabilise your hips and correct muscular imbalances.
This sequence is designed to improve hip stability. Strong, flexible hips are crucial for peak performance and reducing your risk of injury.
This sequence is designed to improve mobility in the feet and ankles. We also open up the hips and stretch the calves and hamstrings.
This sequence is designed to bulletproof your feet, ankles and knees, strengthen your quads and improve your hip mobility.
This sequence combines Shoulder Stability and Knee And Ankle Stability into a 30-minute total body strength mash-up!
This balance sequence is one of my favourites. We transition through a number of Eagle pose variations and finish in Crow pose.
Foot And Ankle Mobility is a shorter sequence. We flow through a series of exercises designed to loosen up and mobilise tight feet and ankles.
This comprehensive post-workout stretch targets the calves, hamstrings, glutes, quads, hip flexors, chest, shoulders and triceps.
This core power sequence gets straight into it. It's an advanced routine that uses balance poses to build core strength and stability.
This gentle cool-down is designed to help you wind down and loosen up after a workout. It's also a great one to practise in the morning.
Mobility Flow combines static stretching and joint mobilisation to loosen you up from head to toe and get you moving like an athlete.
This sequence is designed to Mobilise The Joints from head to toe—neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, spine, hips, knees and ankles.
In Flow is a great vinyasa sequence to do in the morning to energise your body and clear your mind. Try to practice one breath, one movement.
New Movements is designed to break you out of habitual patterns to improve your mobility, keep you supple and protect you from injury.
Warrior Flow is a relatively fast-paced vinyasa sequence. The aim with this style of routine is to synchronise your breath and movement.
True Your Wheels is a fun flow sequence, focused primarily on the hips. We move through many of the classic yoga standing postures.
Dynamic Flow is one of my favourite routines. It's great for loosening up the hips, improving spinal mobility and strengthening the core.
Mobility And Stability is a great, energising sequence that simultaneously trains mobility, strength, balance and coordination.
Mobility Drills is a fast-paced sequence that mobilises the ankles, knees, hips, spine and shoulders. It's great for getting your heart pumping.
Hold Still is great for improving your balance and proprioception as well as for building strength in the feet, ankles, hips and core.
In Quads On Fire, we activate the quads and glutes, stabilise the ankles, knees and hips and stretch the hamstrings, groin and hip flexors.
This sequence is designed to strengthen the feet, ankles, knees, quads, glutes and hips. It's also great for opening up the hips.
In Lower Body Strength 3, we flow through the classic standing postures to build strength in the feet, ankles, knees, hips, quads and glutes.
Lower Body Strength 4 is great for activating the glutes, mobilising the ankles, knees and hips and firing up the muscles in your legs.
In this sequence, we introduce Sun Salutation B—a series of poses similar to Sun Salutation A with the addition of some standing poses.
Depending on your perspective, you’re either going to find Lower Body Strength 5 fun and creative or cruel and unusual punishment.
In this sequence, we step up the pace. It's great for improving your balance and also for increasing your hip strength and flexibility.
In a Bind tests balance, strength, body control, flexibility and endurance. I ask you to hold some hard poses, so get ready to shake.
Balance Transitions links together a series of tough balancing poses that build strength and stability. Please make sure you are fully warmed up.
In Balance Foundations, we practice some basic yoga balancing poses—Tree and Warrior 3—that also improve hip strength and flexibility.
Take Flight is an advanced Balance sequence that feels a bit like a puzzle. It requires good stability and mobility in the hips.