Balance 15

Balance Foundations ♦︎♦︎

In Balance Foundations, we practice some basic yoga balancing poses—Tree and Warrior 3—that also improve hip strength and flexibility.

In this Hip Stability sequence, notice how challenging your balance strengthens the hips and core. This is crucial for preventing back pain.

In this sequence, we step up the pace. It’s great for improving your balance and also for increasing your hip strength and flexibility.

Tip The Balance is a fun balance sequence based around Tree pose. Try to stay motionless in the poses and graceful in your transitions.

Balance And Stability requires concentration, coordination and core control and improves balance, flexibility, mobility and strength.

In a Bind tests balance, strength, body control, flexibility and endurance. I ask you to hold some hard poses, so get ready to shake.

Total Focus is designed to help you develop your powers of focus and concentration, which can be very useful, especially in competition.

Moon Landing integrates twists, hip openers and core strengtheners to challenge your balance, flexibility, coordination and proprioception.

Balance Transitions links together a series of tough balancing poses that build strength and stability. Please make sure you are fully warmed up.

In Perfectly Aligned, try to keep your alignment top of mind. This will help to create a sense of stability from which to work on your balance.

Strong And Supple is a fun routine with some novel variations to try. It requires great balance, a strong core and good mobility in the hips.

Getting Sideways is a challenging, twisting balance sequence that builds strength in the arms, legs and core and improves spinal mobility.

Party Tricks is one of the most fun and challenging videos in the entire series. We flow through pretty much all the advanced balancing poses.

Take Flight is an advanced Balance sequence that feels a bit like a puzzle. It requires good stability and mobility in the hips.

Acrobatics is a playful back-bending sequence with some pretty advanced postures. If you’re feeling strong and supple, it’s a fun one to practice.