In this second session, we’ll focus on releasing tension around the low back and the hips and explore how these techniques can support us in our cross-training / self-care routines. Research supports the benefits of regular MFR as a way to enhance recovery, restore tissue integrity, manage pain, and even encourage more range of motion in the joints. And like yoga, this can be a very introspective practice that also strengthens both body & self awareness.
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Spine Mobility
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Myofascial Release - Neck, Shoulders,...
Myofascial release (MFR) refers to any manipulation of the soft-tissues, specifically looking at the muscles and the fascia. Allowing for great recovery, and reduction of tightness.
You’ll need: 2 therapy or tennis balls, and a yoga block (or something similar). Towels, cushions, and/or a foam r...
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Body Scan Meditation
Awaken from toes to head through the different power points of your body. Get ready to shine from the inside out!
