
- Active
- 86 min
- Flow
- 5.0 out of 5
About This Class
This extended evening flow class is built around a single, deliberate theme: shoulder stability and mindful integration. From the opening seated Ujjayi breath and Eagle Arms, the instructor systematically wakes up the shoulder-stabilising muscles through imaginary pull-up drills, cactus arms, and repeated external-rotation cues carried through every pose. Sun Salutation variations layer in one-legged plank holds, Chaturanga progressions from the knees, and standing balance sequences (Warrior I, Warrior II, Triangle, Crescent Lunge, and standing split) where the shoulder-blade work is continuously revisited. Cobra, Locust, Sphinx, Forearm Plank, and Side Plank deepen the shoulder and core demand, while Pigeon Pose with a lateral arm reach and "almost flip-dog" hip stretches provide targeted side-body release. Bridge and optional Wheel close the backbend arc before a floor-based cool-down of supine twists, half happy baby, Baddha Konasana, and a seated forward fold. The class finishes with a guided body-scan Savasana and a brief group meditation focused on present-moment awareness and gratitude, making it as much a mindfulness session as a physical one.




Comments
4matinasam
A must-try, amazing practice! Excellent instruction, slow and deliberate – so you’ll probably be surprised at how much you sweat. Nice variety too, nothing exotic but not the same ‘ol same ‘ol sequences. A fast hour-and-a- half! Thank you!
Janepark
This was a very healing and complete practice – a slow build up of heat followed by a thorough winding down and rest/meditation. Pure joy. Thank you, Steve
Joseph
Steve, I am always highly appreciative of your gifts and guidance. Your emphasis upon shoulder stability required a few modifications, due to multiple bilateral injuries, however your suggestions were pure, and I was receptive. May Humankind seek to reconnect to its Innate Intelligence, particularly during this trying and toxic times. Indeed, Namaste.
karilenjones
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