Instructor:
Breena Maggio Description:
Just another super yummy whole body stretch class! Equipment Needed:
Block, Bolster, Half Dome, Blanket, (2) Straps (or extra long strap)
Instructor:
Breena Maggio Description:
An exploration of a variety of positions, for both work and rest, that you can use when you work at a low table, or garden, or clean the boat, or whatever! Play with it. Move more. Have fun and feel GOOD! Equipment Needed:
2 Bolsters, Half Dome, 2 Blankets, Strap (maybe more or less stuff depending on your bolstering needs)
Instructor:
Breena Maggio Description:
This class will use the “Waitress/Waiter” exercise to evaluate the external rotation of your shoulders. Lots of chest opening, shoulder mobility, and scapular stabilization. Equipment Needed:
Block, Bolster, Half Dome, Blanket, Yellow Tube with handles and an attachment point. Note: We lost the last couple minutes of the video, so here’s basically what we did: finish the unwinding, add in wide scapulae, then re-check your external rotation in the Waitress. Voilá! Amazing right?
Instructor:
Michael Kaffel Description:
This class will focus on the major joints of the body- shoulders, hips, and spine, with a little balance practice thrown in. Equipment Needed:
Large Exercise Ball, Half Dome, Strap, Bolster *As usual, take care with the balance exercises in this class!
Instructor:
Breena Maggio Description:
For many of us, due to our lifestyles, we have a tendency to practice postures that shorten the musculature down the entire length of the posterior (rear side) of our bodies. From our necks, to our low backs, to the length of the musculature down the backs of our legs, we have a lot of tension back there! This hour will give those muscles some much-needed lengthening and possibly bring some awareness to these areas as you go through your day and cycle through your habitual postures. Equipment Needed:
Half Dome, Block, Bolster, Strap, 2 tennis balls in a sock
*We had some technical difficulties with the camera angle, so please excuse my cut off head…fortunately, it’s not necessary for the instructor to have a head to follow along with these exercises.