Slow down and settle into the season with this gentle Autumn Yin Yoga practice. 🍂 In Traditional Chinese Medicine, autumn is associated with the Lung and Large Intestine meridians and the Metal element themes of breath, letting go, and making space for what truly matters. Through slow, supported yin poses and mindful breathing, we'll soften tension, create space in the body, and invite a sense of calm and grounding as the seasons change. ✨ Suitable for all levels. Take your time, use props for support, and honour what feels right for your body. Breathe deeply. Soften gently. Let go of what you no longer need. 🤍

Slow down, soften and reconnect with your body in this gentle, grounding yoga practice for the shoulders, upper body and nervous system. 🤎 This class combines slow, mindful movement with longer, quieter breathing and plenty of time to notice how your body feels. We’ll use a strap and bolster throughout the practice, with lots of shoulder movement including Thread the Needle, gentle opening and some slightly more challenging options if you feel like exploring them. There’s no need to push or achieve anything here the invitation is to move slowly, breathe deeply and give your nervous system a chance to settle. 🌬 Breathing with the strap At one point we use the strap gently around the lower ribs while breathing. This gives you some gentle feedback around the ribcage, helping you become more aware of how your ribs move as you breathe. As you inhale, notice the ribs expanding into the strap in different directions. As you exhale, feel them gently soften back in. This can help you experience a fuller, three-dimensional breath and bring your attention away from busy thoughts and back into your body. Slowing the breath and making the exhale comfortable and unforced can also support the body’s natural shift towards a calmer, more settled state. Have a strap and bolster nearby if you have them, but you can always adapt with what you have at home. Move at your own pace, choose the options that feel right for your body, and remember less can be more. 🤎 If you enjoy this practice, subscribe for more slow yoga, mindful movement, breathwork and relaxation practices.

A slow, nourishing Yin-inspired practice to help you soften, release and reconnect with your body. 🌿 This practice is all about moving slowly, breathing deeply and listening to your body rather than pushing or forcing. We’ll explore gentle, held movements with small pulses in between, gradually opening through the front of the body and the quadriceps

A slow, grounding Yin-inspired practice to help you release tension, reconnect with your body and settle a busy nervous system

A gentle evening practice blending slow movement, Yin-inspired holds and mindful breathing. Move slowly, find your edge without forcing, and give your body time to soften and release. 🌿 Expect longer holds, spacious transitions and plenty of opportunities to slow down, breathe and listen to your body. Perfect for an evening when you want to shift out of doing mode and into a more restful state. 🧘‍♀️✨