All-Rounder 15

Flexibility Basics ♦︎

These are your Flexibility Basics. In this routine, we break down the foundational yoga poses—Child, Downward Dog and Forward Bend.

In Strong Arms, we work the wrists, shoulders, chest and triceps in a Beginner sequence that blends strength, flexibility and mobility.

Flow Rider is a classic vinyasa sequence. We flow through many of the archetypal yoga poses including Chair, Warrior 2 and Triangle.

Hold Still is great for improving your balance and proprioception as well as for building strength in the feet, ankles, hips and core.

Unwind is designed to relax your body and quiet your mind. We stretch the spine in all directions. It’s a great one to do at the end of a long day.

In Spinal Extension, we flex and extend the spine before moving through progressively deeper and more intense back-bending postures.

In Quads On Fire, we activate the quads and glutes, stabilise the ankles, knees and hips and stretch the hamstrings, groin and hip flexors.

Loosen Up is one of my favourite routines for improving mobility from head to toe, especially in the ankles, knees, hips, spine and shoulders.

Revolver is a challenging, twist and balance sequence that requires significant proprioceptive ability and a high degree of body control.

Relax is a lovely restorative sequence, designed to loosen up your hips, spine and shoulders. It’s a great one to do at the end of the day.

Classic Hips stretches the hip flexors, groin, adductors, glutes, TFL and piriformis. It’s one of my favourites to practice after a workout.

Core Power is designed to strengthen your abs, obliques and lower back. Try to include 2-3 core workouts in your training every week.

In Flex And Flow, we move through a series of lunges, twists and sidebends to loosen up your joints and improve your range of motion.

In Balance Mastery, focus and control are the aim of the game. Try to keep your transitions smooth and to hold the poses as still as you can.

Yoga For Sleep is designed to help you wind down naturally. All the poses are seated or reclining so you can even practice it on your bed.