21-40 Minutes

21-40 Minutes

These classes have a duration of 20-40 minutes.

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21-40 Minutes
  • Hips and Hamstrings

    The title of this class tells you all you need to know :-) You'll be focussing on stretching the backs of the legs and opening the hips in mostly seated and supine poses such as Garland Pose (Malasana), Half Splits (Ardha Hanumanasana) and Eye of the Needle Pose (Sucirandrasana) amongst others.

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  • Dynamic Twisty Flow

    This flow will take you through a variety of twists - firstly, kneeling in the warm-up, then through two Sun Salutation sequences and then finally some seated poses too.

    Props needed: A blanket to kneel on, blocks and/or bricks for under your hands and to sit on and you might want a belt for the...

  • Slow Down and Breathe

    This class has sequences with repetitive movements to take you through backbends, forward bends and side bends.You'll move slowly, taking your time to feel your way through your body, cultivating your awareness and a slow, steady rhythm to your breath.

    Props needed: A blanket to kneel on and pos...

  • Stretch and Restore

    Enjoy this relaxing class where most of the poses are done lying down, inviting you to breathe slowly and rest while stretching your body. Expect twists, leg stretches and a moving Cobra backbend.

    Props needed: None needed unless you need a blanket for Savasana.

    Mat direction: Long edge of the ...

  • Hip and Leg Stretches

    Enjoy this class of side-lying and seated poses which will stretch and strengthen legs and hips.

    Props needed: A blanket and a yoga belt.

    Mat direction: Long edge of the mat facing the screen.

  • Camels and Pyramids

    This class features, yes you've guessed it, Camel Pose (Ustrasana) and Pyramid Pose (Parsvottanasana). There's a warm-up, a slow Sun Salutation A, then the next two rounds feature, Camel Pose, Cat Pose (Marjaryasana) and a Pyramid Pose variation. A supine sequence will stretch you out before Sava...

  • Plank Party

    Usually when we do a Sun Salutation we don't hold the Plank Pose (Phalakasana) for very long before lowering to the ground. This is perfectly fine, especially if your wrists don't really like Plank, but it doesn't help to build your strength and endurance. In this Sun Salutation class you'll hold...

  • Knee-Friendly Flow

    If you find kneeling a challenge then why not try this variation on a vinyasa flow class? There's no kneeling and even dropping to your knees from Downward Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana) to Sphynx Pose (Salamba Bhujangasana) can be adapted. Expect the familiar poses that you find in a flow cla...

  • Gentle Backbends Sequence

    After a seated and kneeling warm up to prepare your back, you'll do a slow sequence that features Sphynx Pose (Salamba Bhujangasana), Locust Pose (Salabhasana), Crescent Moon Pose (Anjaneyasana) and Melting Heart Pose (Anahatasana). The next round deepens the poses. Coming down to the floor you'l...

  • All-round Vinyasa Flow Class

    Enjoy this flow class which, after a warm-up, offers two sequences - one kneeling and one standing - with similar movements. You'll do a spinal rotation, an upward stretch, a balancing pose, a forward bend and a side bend. Some supine stretches and a relaxing Savasana complete the practice.

    Prop...

  • Cats, Dogs, Pigeons and Other Animals

    In this mostly floor-based class we do some of the poses with animal names. Expect spinal mobility in Cow Pose (Bitilasana), Cat Pose (Marjareyasana) and Puppy Pose aka Half-Dog Pose (Uttana Shishosana), hip opening in Lizard Pose (Uttan Pristhasana) and Pigeon Pose (Eka Pada Rajkapotasana), some...

  • Iyengar-style Standing Poses At The Wall

    This class is all about checking your alignment in some of the standing poses. Using a wall to lean against, you'll use it not only to help you balance but also as a reference point to help you line your body up. You'll get a really good stretch and probably realise that you can go deeper into th...

  • Shorter Than Usual Yin Class

    A Yin class that's a little shorter than others, this will focus on forward bends to stretch your back and the back of your legs. There is minimal talking from me once you're in the pose which will mean less distractions and help you to be quiet and still.

    Props needed: A bit of wall space and, ...

  • Strengthen and Stretch Your Spine

    Engage the back muscles then stretch them out in these sequences, relieving stiffness and encouraging mobility and ease of movement.

    Props needed: A blanket to kneel on if required.

    Mat direction: Either - you choose.

  • Vinyasa Flow for Shoulders and Chest

    In this flow class there's a focus on retracting the shoulder blades. This action of pulling them in towards the spine will not only help with shoulder blade mobility but also have the action of stretching the chest area too. Expect poses such as Humble Warrior Pose (Baddha Virabhadrasana), Snake...

  • Post-ExerciseTop-to-Toe Stretch Out

    If you're feeling stiff and creaky and want a good stretch this is the class for you. Perfect if you've been cycling or running or when you just want to do a bit of slow and gentle movement, you'll start at the feet and move up the body, breathing deeply and stretching out any tight areas.

    Props...

  • Arms, Legs and Core with Weights

    Grab a set of light weights and do this workout to strengthen your arms, core and legs. There are some standing squats and lunges, and some kneeling exercises, with between 3 and repetitions each side.

    Props required: A set of light dumbbells (or a couple of tins of tomatoes or you can even do i...

  • No-Hands Flow

    In this flow class you'll only be putting weight into your hands in one optional Downward Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana) so it's a good practice to do if your wrists are sore and/or you're not weight-bearing on your hands at the moment. There are lots of standing poses, then there's a sequence...

  • Toe-to-Top Chair Yoga

    This class would be perfect if you're recovering from illness or injury, or are just tired but want to move a little. Starting at the feet you'll move up the body gently mobilising the joints and stretching the muscles.

    Props required: If possible a hard floor that your blanket (or towel) will s...

  • Kneeling Sequence with Twists

    This sequence takes you through a selection of mostly kneeling poses, including Camel Pose variations (Ustrasana), Balancing Table Pose (Dandayamana Bharmanasana), Gate Pose (Parighasana) and Half Side Arm Balance (Ardha Vasisthasana). There are some seated side stretches before coming to lie on ...

  • Sun Salutation Building Up To Surya Namaskar C

    This class is all about Sun Salutations. They're done at a slow and steady pace and are a great way to move your joints, get your heart rate up, your circulation going and use lots of your muscles. You'll start with just the Forward Fold (Uttanasana) and then repeat it adding in the lunge (Ashwa ...

  • Hip Stretch Flow

    You'll get all the benefits and structure of a full class but in less than half the time with this one! There's a seated sequence and a slow Sun Salutation to warm you up then three Sun Salutations that include Half Chair Pose (Ardha Utkatasana), Pigeon Pose (Eka Pada Rajkapotasana) (with option ...

  • Steady Grounding Flow

    Expect 6 rounds of Sun Salutations (Surya Namaskar A) in this Vinayasa Flow class that has a focus on rooting down into the ground for stability and steadiness. Starting with a modified round, you'll then have the option to add in Plank Pose (Phalakasana) and Cobra Pose (Bhujangasana) in the next...

  • A Sequence for Spinal Mobility

    This class focusses on helping to keep your spine mobile so that you can comfortably do all the things you need to do in your life. There's a standing warm-up followed by the same movements repeated in Goddess Pose (Utkata Konasana). The seated sequence continues to move the spine into forward be...