Join Amanda for a class that taps into your inner artist. When we move in new ways, we create new neural pathways in our brains. These pathways allow us to break existing habits, see the world in new ways, and feel differently. Creativity necessitates a sense of play; it's not about being perfect...
Movement Class with Kate Potter is a 25-minute sequence that combines yoga and dance to take you somewhere fresh and new. Bring life and buoyancy to your practice as you engage with Kate Potter’s dance-inspired choreography.
This 23-Minute class focuses on circular movement patterns. You won’t be physically moving in circles, but the feeling that the sequence evokes in the body is a sense of spiralling. Expect a challenge in coordination and strength, especially in the upper body and core.
In part 1 of this three part series, Kate guides you through functional yoga poses to help you find release through your hands, wrists, and elbows. By combining breath with movement, you will also calm your nervous system and connect to your most important instrument, your body. These are areas m...
Adrian designed this class to prepare you for movement. This is your go-to class to take before a game of tennis, hike, a round of golf, or any activity where you will be challenging yourself. Adrian will guide you through a series of ankle, knee, hip, and shoulder mobility drills, work on your b...
Hannah from Formation Studio teaches you the Pas De Bourrée, a classic stance step found in many styles from ballet to hip hop. Practice along as she breaks this step down, and encourages you to have fun, and try something new!
These fundamental breathing techniques will prepare your body for a well-rounded practice. Integrating these elements into each movement will allow you to flow through each movement, performing each strike and combination with ease, strength, and confidence.
A joyous and elegant sequence, Grace and Gratitude opens the front of your body with a series of dynamic backbends.
Hannah Mae from Formation Studio guides you through an active full-body stretch routine designed to reconnect you with your body, increase your range of flexibility, and find a sense of fluidity in your movements.
Link to Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4axgoKZXUADeXRqWn672k...
This class is all about working on your foundations. You will learn four classic belly dancing moves: the head-slide, the hip-slip, the Egyptian figure-eight, and the Turkish bump. Release your expectations and have fun with learning these new movements. It’s not about perfection but about making...
Balance is a key component of how you move. Training your balance helps improve your posture and the quality of your movements while preventing falls and injuries. As we grow older, we can lose balance function; Adrian has developed this class to help counteract this.
You will begin by rolling o...
Leo leads you through an adaptive stretch class that will wake up your upper body and neck. Move through a series of wrist, shoulder, tricep, neck, and upper back stretches before finishing the class with an energizing Tai Chi breathing exercise. This class can be done from your chair or any seat...
Sun Salutation sequences together some of the poses we’ve just learned: Plank pose, Forward Fold, Downward Facing Dog and Upward Facing Dog. The breath is key. Every movement in the sequence has a choreographed inhale or exhale.
Frog is the first of four “animal-based locomotion exercises” - which simply means we imitate how animals move. These movements will likely feel familiar to you: as children, we often flow through these types of motions naturally while we play. Frog is a great way to get comfortable moving with y...
Similar to the two shuffle movements that came before, the Spider Crawl Shuffle is all about moving in a forward and backward motion while switching up the way in which you shuffle. This is a great movement for stability and core strength.
Grip your hands on the handles close to the rope for control, hopping all your weight on one foot. The opposite heel will raise as you touch the ground with your toes. Then, repeat the same motion, shifting your weight to the opposite foot. Hop from side to side and find a rhythm. Begin using you...
