
- Active
- 35 min
- Flow
- 4.5 out of 5
About This Class
This 35-minute Ballet Flow class with Byron de Marsé centers on the adductor muscles and inner thighs, framed as "the strongest muscles in the lower body." The practice opens on the back with Supta Baddha Konasana and side-lying inner-thigh pulses before moving through a creative sequence that incorporates ballet's first position (heels together, toes wide) into crunches, Down Dog heel-touches, and knee bends. The flow progresses through fire hydrant variations, figure-four Down Dog, Pigeon-inspired cat-cows, and a full standing series featuring Tree Pose transitions into Warrior Two, triangle with big-toe bind, Half Moon with toe hook, Chair Pose twists, and balancing with leg extensions. Props such as blocks and blankets are offered as options. The class closes with Frog Pose for a deep hip opener, Bridge or Wheel backbend, supine figure-four and Gomukhasana stretches, spinal twists, Happy Baby, and Savasana. Throughout, the instructor encourages playfulness, embraces wobbling, and frames the practice as an exploration of balance and inner strength rather than perfection.




Comments
29ANDREA MAYORGA
great class!
Nina
not too much breath work with a focus on movement. v chill
Mary Harper
Love how it warmed up for ballet
vthorp
Yvonne
Martha
A bit quick, but a great quick, flexible flow!
Haru
Unique but difficult to follow the instruction what the pose looks like
Carina
Great class, thank you!
Jackie
Michele
Thank you Byron for always a unique experience. I always enjoy and look forward to your flows.
susanna
mariateresacalal
Good stretches and balance flow
Caterina
It’s original and the flow is also nice. But sometimes it was hard to follow and had to check the video to understand what was going on with the poses.
yuchinfang
Always surprising transitions.
Karen
Gregg Kanter
Julie
compass_1976
audrey
Thank you Byron, Your classes always add originality to classic poses. Great class!
allie.g.lowe
Katherine
Alyson
In 1956 my parents enrolled me in ballet to help improve my balance. I continue to work on balance, now, not just of body but of mind too. Thank you Byron for a balanced practice.
mcutillo
Byron is always appreciated
Joseph
Thank you, Byron, your practices are always a joyful challenge. I definitely need to practice my listening and balancing skills. Happy Holidays!
Kate Tucker
Lovely! Some nice inner and outer thigh work, lovely stretches and a sweet little practice. Thank you Byron.
Michelle
Debra
Lindas
Awkward transitions and awkward movements. Not my favorite.
jmkwyo
Fun original class
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