With Sam-Lee Doyle.
Join Sam for a revitalising Yin yoga experience that targets the liver and urinary bladder meridian lines, promoting balance and harmony within the body. This class will guide you through a series of gentle, long-held poses that stimulate the flow of energy along these meridians, helping to release tension, improve circulation and support organ function.
Through deep stretches and mindful breathing, you’ll activate the liver meridian, which is associated with detoxification and emotional well-being. This practice encourages the release of stagnant energy, allowing for emotional release and rejuvenation.
Additionally, we’ll work on the urinary bladder meridian, which runs along the back of the body. By opening up this pathway, you can ease tension in the spine and alleviate stress. The poses in this class will focus on promoting flexibility and relaxation in the lower back and hips, contributing to improved energy flow and overall comfort.
Whether you’re looking to enhance your physical flexibility, reduce stress or promote emotional balance, this Yin yoga class centered around the liver and urinary bladder meridians offers a holistic approach to wellness. All levels are welcome to join in cultivating a sense of calm and renewal.
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Juicy Hip Flow – 30 Mins
With Sam-Lee Doyle
There are over 20 muscles that cross the hips, hamstrings, psoas, adductors, biceps femoris and iliacus to name a few.
When hips are tight, they increase the load and cause overuse of the spine.
In addition to the benefits of improved range of motion and circulation and decreased back pain, opening the hips can create an energetic shift or release as well.
Yogic tradition holds the hips as a storage ground for negative feelings and pent-up emotions, especially ones related to control in our lives.
Hip-opening can also create space for the birth of new ideas and new pathways.
Opening the hips gives us access to freedom in the body and in our own unique expression, creatively, physically, sexually, and spiritually.
An exploration of Yang and Yin style of practice, building heat to create space, using this space to surrender in effortless ease.
