Short, sweet 12 minute calming stretch sequence addressing the neck, shoulder, hips, back and finishing off with a relaxing active rest position.
This stretch session was created for the days you want to seamlessly transition into a stretching routine after a walk or run. Of course, it can be done barefoot if you prefer. We start with standing stretches for the spine and upper body and move through twists, hip opening lunges and seated for...
Moving through some dynamic sun salutations is a great way to warm up the body and find a balance of stretching both the front side and the back side of your body. Each sun salutation is different and other stretch movements interwoven into the flow.
Pilates inspired stretches right at your desk.
The Big Stretch is meant to feel ooey-gooey on the floor. Take more time to stretch out areas of the body that feel tight and restricted.
We move slowly with intention into a full body stretch sequence that will create more space in your body and leave you feeling all the feels.
Side bends to open your rib cage and improve breathing, lengthening the backs of your legs, opening your hips, upper back and so much more. You’re going to love how you feel after this segment.
Starting with spinal movement. You are only as young as your spine is mobile. Then moving into shoulders, hips (those pesky hip flexors) and outer hips (glutes). We twist, we lengthening and open up the backs of the legs working our way through the body.
Explore a full body stretch session at the wall. The wall is such a great resource to deepen and support our stretches.
Slow down. Breathe. Focus on opening up those tight and restricted parts of the body that are often neglected.
In this Big Stretch we focus on how to incorporate our Pilates principles into our stretching practice. Core support not only helps us feel stretches better, but allows for us to move in and out of them more safely. Enjoy you usual ooey-gooey Big Stretch session with some added snippets of PBW tips.
Full Body stretch session. Ooey-gooey openings from your head to your toes.
Benefits of stretching include improving posture and range of motion, minimizing back pain, relaxation and calming the mind. All you need is 15 minutes to stop, drop and stretch. See you on the mat!
Full body stretch focusing on areas that feel a lot of wear and tear from sitting.
