Yoga & Mobility

Gentle movement for flexibility, recovery, and mind-body connection

Benefits of Yoga & Mobility Work

Gentle movement practices can complement your wellness routine by supporting recovery, flexibility, and stress management.

Recovery Support

May help reduce muscle soreness and support active recovery between workouts

Flexibility

Gentle stretching can improve range of motion and joint mobility

Stress Management

Mindful movement and breathing may help manage stress

Balance & Stability

Improves body awareness and functional movement

15-Minute Gentle Yoga Sequence

Breathing & Centering

2 min

Sit comfortably, close your eyes, and focus on deep, slow breathing. Inhale for 4 counts, exhale for 4 counts.

Cat-Cow Stretch

2 min

On hands and knees, alternate between arching and rounding your spine. Move slowly with your breath.

Child's Pose

2 min

Sit back on your heels, extend arms forward, rest forehead on the ground. Breathe deeply and relax.

Downward Dog

1 min

From hands and knees, lift hips up and back. Pedal feet gently. Modify by keeping knees bent.

Pigeon Pose

2 min each side

Hip opening stretch. Bring one knee forward, extend other leg back. Fold forward gently if comfortable.

Seated Forward Fold

2 min

Sit with legs extended, fold forward from hips. Keep knees slightly bent if needed. Breathe into the stretch.

Final Relaxation

2 min

Lie on your back, arms at sides, palms up. Close eyes and relax completely. Focus on your breath.

Tips for Practice

  • Practice on an empty or light stomach
  • Use a yoga mat or comfortable surface
  • Move slowly and mindfully
  • Never push into pain - stretch should feel gentle
  • Focus on your breath throughout
  • Modify poses as needed for your body
  • Practice regularly for best results

Explore More Movement Options

Combine yoga with strength training for a balanced fitness routine.

Important: Consult healthcare professionals before starting yoga or any exercise program, especially if you have injuries, joint problems, or health conditions. Listen to your body and never force stretches.