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Yoga Every Day
Season 4 . 20 Episodes TV-G

Strengthen your daily routine and find balance with a series of yoga classes designed to bring simplicity to your personal practice and nurture your curiosity. With over 400, complete, 15 and 30-minute classes to choose from, it’s easy to enjoy the benefits of yoga wherever you practice.

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Love of Body (Preview)

Strengthen your daily routine and find balance with a series of yoga classes designed to bring simplicity to your personal practice and nurture your curiosity. With over 400, complete, 15 and 30-minute classes to choose from, it’s easy to enjoy the benefits of yoga wherever you practice.

Not sure where to start? Yoga is a journey! We recommend trying a few teachers and focuses so you can begin to build a playlist of familiar practices and discover the instruction style that works for you.

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Teacher: Dayna Seraye, Nichole Golden, Steph Schwartz, Kevin Courtney, Gina Caputo
Audio Languages: English
Subtitles: English
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17 mins TV-G
The way we treat the external world is a true reflection of the way we treat our own self. Non-harming (ahimsa) is first and foremost to be applied to self and it clear in this practice that encourages us to be kind to our bodies.
16 mins TV-G
Long holds in poses that are a bit challenging give you the chance to reflect on and choose your thoughts. Choosing kind thoughts is part of ahimsa (non-violence) from Patanjali's Yoga Sutras.
18 mins TV-G
Speaking non-harmfully (ahimsa) is so important and so needed in our world today. We must rise to the challenge of communicating honestly but always thoughtfully. Explore using speech as a way to spread love as we focus on the throat chakra, the energetic home of communication in the body and backbends such as camel pose (ustrasana).
17 mins TV-G
Ahimsa, defined as non-violence, is a principle from The Yoga Sutras by Patanjali. Enjoy a simple practice to open your hips and knees while you focus on compassion in action, which is an aspect of ahimsa.
17 mins TV-G
The principle of non-harming (ahimsa) explands to the Earth and all her flora and fauna. Experience a gentle practice seasoned with poses that have Earth or animal names, such as tree pose and cow-face pose to help connect to the essence of the other-than-human world.
16 mins TV-G
Balancing postures requires a strong foundation. In this grounding practice, send your roots to the earth and feel how it supports the structure of the pose, the breath, and our presence.
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15 mins TV-G
Use the mantra "I am centered" while moving through sun salutations and playing with balancing poses. This practice will create a sense of groundedness on and off the mat.
18 mins TV-G
Free up some tension from the hips and hamstrings - areas that hold the complex tapestry of our history. Notice what comes up as we open up these areas, and allow space for what arises.
16 mins TV-G
Consider the embodiment of your intention and the power to shape your experience. Practice supine hand to big toe pose and lengthen the hips, hamstrings, and side bodies.
15 mins TV-G
Explore extended hand to big toe pose (utthita hasta padangusthasana) as you set an intention to help shape your experience, connect to foundation, use a centering mantra, and create space to allow for what arises.
19 mins TV-G
In order to successfully attempt any big posture - or any big life experience for that matter - we must first build a sturdy foundation. The practice includes a focus on stretching the hamstrings and the thighs.
16 mins TV-G
Finding balance is an ongoing practice. Explore sourcing steadiness from within the body with a few chalenging balance poses. Get centered mentally, emotionally, and physically.
18 mins TV-G
To prepare for any kind of big backbend it is important to move the spine in all ways in order to lubricate the back for a major extended expression. Explore all movements of the spine to encourage a healthy, happy spine.
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17 mins TV-G
Shoulders, just like hips, tend to be an area of the body that can cause some grief and need some love. This practice has a strong focus on opening up the shoulders, the gatekeepers to our backbends.
18 mins TV-G
We all could probably use a little more dance in our lives. There is such a joy, playfulness and fullness to ourselves when we dance. Get into dancer's pose (natarajasana) with an invitation to move and be moved by it. Don’t walk, don’t run…Dance!
16 mins TV-G
A simple application of breath to movement can be a powerful way to get your practice to be a meditative flow. Explore satya (truth) by taking a mindful approach to linking breath to movements in order to slow down and fully experience the truth in each moment.
14 mins TV-G
By listening more closely to the body, we begin to understand the body never lies. In today’s practice, explore the application of satya (truth in practice) while tuning into the body’s requirements. Learn to find a balance between what you're putting into the pose and what you're receiving.
15 mins TV-G
Explore the spaces in between the breaths, and in between the thoughts. By taking the powerful role of the observer, we see more clearly our satya (truth) both in our experiences and choices on and off the mat. Often it just takes a little space for our truth to become clearer.
16 mins TV-G
Clearing energy in the throat region allows us to speak our truth and apply satya more freely. Use chanting and backbending postures to open up the throat chakra and explore what it takes to state our truth.
17 mins TV-G
Chant OM to connect and flow and the silent mantra ‘I am Truth’, or ‘So Ham’ as a reminder we are connected to something bigger than Self. The sound of OM can vibrate at 432 mhz to hold the same vibrational frequency found in the earth, planets and stars.
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