- What's up my friends?

Welcome to Yoga with Adrienne.

I'm Adrienne, and 
today we have an awesome

side body flow for you.

So, whether you're 
lookin' to lose weight,

or just get strong and toned, 
supported from within,

this is a really awesome
practice to learn and to return

to so you can build strength
with ease and with grace,

and in a way that feels good.

So, hop into something comfy,

and let's get started.

(bright acoustic music)

Alrighty, my friends, 
let's begin today

in extended child's pose.

So, get down on your mat,

bring the knees super
wide, big toes to touch,

and then we'll slowly
walk those spider fingers

all the way 
towards the front edge.

When you get there 
take a deep breath in.

(deep breath)

And then, as you exhale,
relax your head down,

and begin to, as they say,

arrive here now.

Now, if the extended child's
pose is not chillin' your body,

you can start the 
sequence in a nice easy

comfortable seat of your choice.

Take a second to trust
me, trust the video,

trust this moment, 
and close your eyes.

Take the deepest breath
you've taken in all day.

And exhale, let it go.
(deep breath)

If you like, take a moment
here to set a little intention,

consider why you 
started this video.

And then you can choose to
carry your intention with you

as we move throughout 
our practice today.

(deep breath)

When you're ready, gently
begin to deepen the breath.

(deep breathing)

A little press into 
the tops of the feet,

claw the fingertips 
into the mat,

and lifting from your center,

we'll slowly rise all the
way back up to all fours.

Great, walk the wrists
underneath the shoulders.

This is our first time
on all fours together.

Knees underneath the hips,

toes in line with the
knees, tabletop position.

Welcome my friends, 
let's rock and roll.

Inhale, drop the belly, look up,

big stretch of the front body.

Exhale, rounding 
through the spine,

reverse it, chin to chest.

Naval draws up towards the sky.

Inhale, drop the belly,

pull the shoulders 
down and back,

look up.
(deep breath)

Exhale, rounding through
the spine, chin to chest.

Let's do one more nice and
slow, find what feels good.

Inhale.
(deep breath)

Cow pose, open broad 
through the chest.

Exhale, cat pose, 
rounding through,

press away from your yoga mat.

Cool, inhale all the way
up to tabletop position,

walk the palms just 
a little bit in front,

and then really find that
awareness through the hands,

rooting down, tops of the
shoulders drawing away

from the ears.

Inhale in, curl the toes under.

(deep breath)

Exhale, send the hips up high,

heart to melts back, 
downward dog.

Take your dog for 
a little walk here,

beginning to warm 
up through the legs,

keep that awareness 
in the hands rollin'.

Rockin' and rollin', that's
what I meant (laughs).

And nice deep breaths continue
to evolve to support you.

(deep breathing)

Great, turn the 
two big toes in slightly,

this time find a little
containment in the front body.

So, draw the naval in, 
hug the lowers in.

So, we're not just dumping
all our weight back,

but really finding that

integrity through 
the front body,

through that midline.

Take a deep breath 
in here, look up,

and exhale, step your 
feet up to the top.

You can also do 
a nice slow walk,

you know that I'm a big fan
of that, just taking our time,

connecting the dots.

We'll meet in Uttanasana,
extended standing forward fold.

So, take a second here to
really find your footing,

toes pointing forward,
bend the knees generously.

Eventually, allow the weight
of your head to release.

(deep breath)

Like you love yourself, 
big breaths in and out here.

(deep breathing)
Don't be shy.

(sighs) And when you're ready,
rooting down to the earth.

Okay, are you just 
doing yoga asana here,

or can you really 
find what feels good?

Connect to the big picture.

Understand that 
it's all connected,

so really feel your feet
connecting to the earth,

all four corners, and tuck
the chin into the chest.

And as slow as 
you can go my friend,

roll it up all the way.

Take your time slowly
stacking through the spine.

Eventually, we'll stack 
head over heart,

heart over pelvis here,

and go ahead and right
away open the palms,

and we wanna start to really
find this lift in the sternum,

yes, but also really 
in the armpit chest.

So, if you want, before you
get a little sweaty here,

you can take your thumbs
to the armpit chest,

and just give 
yourself a little lift,

and you can feel that
lengthen the side body,

and as you do that,
lengthen the tailbone down.

See if you can firm the shoulder
blades down the back body.

So, we're focusing on this
area right from the hip

to the upper back,

the armpit chest,

the shoulder, the lats.

Really working to 
create space and length,

stretch and strengthen
this area of the body,

so you can really think about
lifting through the front body

as we always do, 
grounding through the back body.

Then also the side body,
having this awareness,

this length as you come
into mountain pose,

and continue to 
deepen the breath.

So, we're just gonna
start really slow here,

getting in the habit of
moving with the breath,

while still maintaining 
that awareness

in all four sides of the torso.

So, you wanna keep the
shoulder in the sockets,

so rather than going 
out or going forward,

we're gonna take it at a
nice diagonal angle here,

so the shoulder 
stays nice and stable.

And we'll inhale, hands
come up to a flying V.

As I like to call it, 
big breath in.

And then exhale, they just
come all the way back down.

And inhale again, see if
you can keep all four sides

of the torso lifted and alive,

so you start to really find
a little bit of awareness

through the upper back body,

whatever that means to
you, exhale, lower down.

And let's do one 
more big breath in,

and as you inhale 
spread the fingertips.

Fill the torso with air,
and exhale, release.

(deep breath)

Fabulous, interlace the
fingertips behind,

open the chest, knuckles
draw down and away.

So, you don't need to
force this or push this.

We're gonna come to this a
couple times during this

practice so maybe you keep

the wrists nice and square to start,

you don't bring 
the palms together.

Just be really mindful, right,
you can never be too mindful.

It's a sign of listening
and loving yourself,

deep breath in, 
exhale release, break free.

(deep breath)
Inhale, same flying V.

As you reach up, this time
you might lift the toes,

so you can ground through
all four corners of the feet.

Inhale, and then exhale,
down we go,

all the way, forward fold.

Great, here we go, we inhale,

lift up to a flat back, 
your version.

I'm gonna take my palms all the
way to the tops of my thighs

so I can really find
length through the crown.

Lifting, lengthening, nice
long line from the crown

to the tail, big breath in.
(deep breath)

Use your exhale to take
it down, forward fold.

Awesome, inhale, root to rise,

fingertips out to 
that flying V, inhale,

reach for the sky, 
big breath, volcano pose.

And then exhale, 
down we go, forward fold.

(deep breath)
Inhale, lift and lengthen.

(deep breath)
Just checkin' my mic.

(laughs) Then exhale, fold.

This time, plant the palms,

we're gonna step 
the right foot back,

followed by the left, 
plank pose.

Now, consider the torso,

so we have the front body,
back body, and the side body.

Lots of awareness as we breath
in and out here in plank,

pressing away from the yoga mat.

Take one more deep breath in.

And exhale, lower the knees,

hug the elbows 
into the side body,

and slowly lower all the
way down to your belly.

(deep breath)

When you arrive, interlace the
fingertips behind the tail,

press in your foundation,

keep the chin tucked 
into the chest here,

so really mindful as you inhale,

draw the knuckles 
down towards the heels.

Again, tucking the chin, so
we're not here, but here.

And nice and low, no need
to come super high here.

Press into the tops 
of the feet firmly,

ground down through the shins,
pubic bone, one more breath.

(deep breath)

Woo, and then exhale, release.

Welcome that heat, palms come
underneath the shoulders,

we curl the toes under,

we send the heels towards
the back edge of the mat,

which lifts the knees, 
tones the quads,

and we inhale press up.

(deep breath)

Exhale, downward facing dog.
(deep breath)

Deep breath in here.
(deep breath)

And big breath out.
(deep breath)

Awesome, drop the left heel,

inhale, lift the right 
leg up high.

Take a second to 
bend the right knee,

and go ahead and open
up, stacking the hips,

but see if you can keep
your right shoulder in line

with your left shoulder.

And really drawing 
the right knee up,

and the ball of the right big
toe over towards the left.

So, again, lifting 
right knee up,

and drawing the right foot over.

(deep breath)

Send awareness breath
to your right side body.

One more big breath in.
(deep breath)

Then exhale, release,
right toes turned down,

and then slowly we'll
bring that right foot

all the way up into 
a nice low lunge.

Take a moment to catch your
breath, find your foundation.

Do lower that back 
knee here to start,

front knee over front ankle.

(deep breath)

Great, then a couple 
big breaths here,

as you pull the 
right hip crease back.

Just find your footing, 
stretch the legs.

(deep breath)

Then when you're ready,
take the left hand down.

Turn the right toes 
out just slightly,

and inhale, right fingertips
up towards the sky.

Breath, again, send so
much love and awareness

to the right side body, 
that right rib.

Fill the lungs with air
as you breath in deep,

and then exhale, everything
comes back into center.

(deep breath)
Plant the palms.

Step it back to plank, 
or half plank,

so you can keep the knees
lowered here.

We're coming to plank,

we'll inhale, 
shift the weight forward,

exhale, slowly lower all
the way onto the belly.

(deep breath)
Inhale, cobra.

Pull the elbows back, keep the
chin tucked into the chest.

And exhale, release.
(deep breath)

Curl the toes under, send the
heels back, lift the knees,

tone the quads, inhale, 
press up to plank.

(deep breath)
Exhale, downward dog.

(deep breath)

Great work, take a second,
paddle it out here.

(deep breath)

Listen to the 
sound of your breath.

Then when you're ready,
drop the right heel,

inhale, lift the 
left leg up high.

Find your foundation, 
when you're ready,

bend that left knee, and
we'll begin to stack the hips.

So, there's a tendency
to wanna do this here,

no prob, if you really want
that, you can take that,

but take a moment to find
the foundation in the hands.

Then see if you can keep the
shoulders in alignment, stable.

As you lift that left knee up,

and then send 
the left toes over.

Again, the action of
lifting the left knee up,

and sending the left toes over.

One more breath here, 
you got it.

And then release, 
left toes down,

and then all the way up and
through into your lunge.

Great, lower the right knee,

take a second to 
reconnect with your breath,

feel the blood flow 
opposite direction.

Awesome, working core 
strength today too,

also toning the arms,
strengthening the arms.

(deep breath)
It's all connected.

I love yoga playtime because

I focus on my breath,

and the synchronicity 
of the flow,

and in return, 
(deep breath), awe,

just enjoy the transformation
my body makes, right.

So, sometimes we just focus
on the transformation,

and we miss all the joy,
that's all I'm saying.

Okay, right hand down, 
left toes turned open slightly,

pull that left hip crease back.

Inhale, open up towards the sky.

Draw the right shoulder 
away from the ear.

Send lots of love, 
awareness, breath,

into that left side body.

Lengthen, tailbone down
towards the back heel,

breath deep here, 
one more inhale in.

(deep breath)

And exhale, bring
everything back into center.

(deep breath)

Vinyasa, plant the palms, 
step it back,

belly to cobra, 
or you can move chatarunga

to upward facing dog.
(deep breath)

Inhale, lifts you up, and
exhale brings you back.

We'll meet in 
downward facing dog,

inhale to plank, exhale, 
Adho Mukha,

take your time getting there, 
move at your own pace.

(deep breathing)

From down dog, we'll inhale,

look forward, bend the knees.
(deep breath)

And exhale, hop, 
or step to the top.

(deep breath)

Inhale lifts you up halfway,
your version, find length.

(deep breath)

And exhale, forward fold.

Root to rise, 
spread the fingertips, flying V,

once again, as you inhale.
(deep breath)

And then exhale, 
back down you go,

taking it slow and steady,
moving with the breath.

Inhale, halfway lift,
long neck, find length.

Exhale, fold.

Bend the knees, plant the palms,

step or hop it back to plank,

move through Vinyasa, 
belly to cobra,

or chatarunga to up dog.

Take your time, 
move with your breath.

We'll meet in 
downward facing dog.

(deep breath)

From your down dog, 
drop the left heel,

and inhale, 
lift the right leg up high.

Right toes turned down,
we level the hips here,

engage through 
the right inner thigh,

so lift your right inner
thigh up towards the sky.

Find length in the side body,
really lengthen lengthen.

As you melt your 
heart back, inhale in,

exhale, knee to nose.

Connect to your power.

Cultivate strength.

Great, step the 
right foot up all the way,

we'll pivot on the back foot,

and inhale, rise up strong,
flying V arms here maybe,

Warrior 1.
(deep breath)

So, imagine that there's
this incredible connect

from your hip to 
your armpit chest,

and then all the way
through to your wrists.

What if that was 
one big connect,

rather than these 
separate parts?

Draw energy up 
from the feet,

as if you were trying
to pull your yoga mat

in towards the center.

Take one more deep breath here.

(deep breath)

Then exhale, right hand's
gonna grab left wrist,

and nice and easy,

just a nice slow 
gentle tilt to the right.

Now, hug the 
lower ribs in, breath.

(deep breath)

Then inhale back to center.

Exhale, Warrior 2.
(deep breath)

So, you might widen your
stance a little bit here,

woo, head over heart, 
heart over pelvis.

When you're ready, strong focus,

out past the right fingertips.

(deep breath)

Big breath in.
(deep breath)

Big breath out.
(deep breath)

Inhale, reach the right
fingertips forward up and back,

keep that front 
knee over front ankle,

and then we'll send it all
the way into Peaceful Warrior.

Inhale in.
(deep breath)

Exhale, dial your heart forward.

Extend to the side angle.

Right elbow on the 
top of the right thigh,

we'll send the left
fingertips up here to start,

big stretch.
(deep breath)

We can also have

right fingertips
down towards the earth.

Lengthen through the side body,

hug the lower ribs in, inhale.

(deep breath)
And exhale.

On the last breath, we might
take the left fingertips

forward towards the front
edge, inhale, find length.

And exhale, 
release everything down.

Left hand comes 
to the earth this time,

back knee lifted, we inhale
all the way up, big twist.

Then exhale, all the way down.

(deep breath)

Great, step it back,
move through your flow,

or you can send it straight
to downward facing dog.

Inhaling as you open your heart,

and exhaling as 
you melt it back.

(deep breath)

When you arrive,
(deep breath)

big breath in,
(deep breath)

big breath out.
(deep breath)

Here we go, drop the
right heel down this time,

inhale, lift the 
left leg up high.

Lift from your left inner
thigh, level the hips,

strong and steady here.
(deep breathing)

One more breath, 
inhale, you got it.

(deep breath)
And exhale.

Connect to your center.

Knee to nose, naval draws up.

Shoulders right 
over the wrist here,

upper body's in plank.
(deep breath)

Great, then step it up.

Pivot on the back foot.

When you're ready, 
Warrior 1, Virabhadrasana 1.

(deep breathing)

So, imagine the arm is an

extension of the 
hip socket here,

really reaching, lengthening.
(deep breath)

Hug the lower ribs in,
find that containment,

press into the outer edge
of the back foot strong.

Focus on sensation 
over the shape.

(deep breath)
Then inhale.

Lift your heart a little more.

Press into that back heel,

and we'll take the left
hand, grab the right wrist,

and just a gentle 
tilt to the left.

Feel that connect, that
stretch from the right heel

all the way through 
the right fingertips.

Inhale.
(deep breath)

And exhale, release.
(deep breath)

Inhale in again.
(deep breath)

And exhale, Warrior 2,
other side, check it out.

So, if you're new 
to the practice,

big breaths, 
take it nice and slow.

Everyone, try to 
find something new.

Maybe you've done a lot of
Warrior 2s in your life.

Can you find something 
new to play with,

to experiment, explore?

(deep breathing)

Focus is out past 
the left fingertips

for a breath or two here.

See if you can soften
the skin of the face,

pull the pinkies back,
and lift your heart.

Then keep pressing into the
knife edge of that back foot.

As you send the left fingertips
forward, up and back,

keep that front knee bent as
you find Peaceful Warrior here.

Naval draws in, big stretch.

Inhale, lengthen, 
and exhale,

extended side angle.

For starters, left knee comes
to the top of the left thigh,

we tug back through 
that left hip crease,

(deep breath)
front knee over front ankle.

Inhale, right fingertips
towards the sky, big breaths.

Fill all four sides of the
torso with your inhale.

Ground down through your
foundation on the exhale.

Maybe we open it up, left
fingertips down to the earth.

Find length through 
the crown, inhale.

Exhale, maybe right fingertips
towards the front edge,

find that connect, 
strong connect,

from the outer edge 
of the back foot,

all the way through 
the right fingertips.

Inhale in again.

And exhale, we soften and
release back to the lunge.

Find your twist here,
back knee stays lifted,

inhale, open the chest, left
fingertips towards the sky.

And exhale, release.
(deep breath)

Plant the palms, step it back,
move through a Vinyasa,

or straight to down dog,

or you can take a little
child's pose here instead.

Inhale, exhale.
(deep breath)

We'll meet in down dog.
(deep breathing)

When you arrive, and take your
time getting there, no rush,

when you arrive 
take a deep breath in,

and then go ahead and let out
some heat through the mouth,

exhale.
(deep breathing)

Bend the knees, 
inhale, look forward.

Exhale, make your 
way to the top.

Inhale, lifts you up
halfway, take your time,

find length, and exhale, fold.

Inhale, root to rise,
inhale, reach for the sky.

And exhale, hands all the
way down at your sides.

(laughs) Got so 
zenned out there.

Take a moment here to
just stand in mountain.

Observe your breath,
observe the sensations.

(deep breathing)

And gently bat 
the eyelashes open,

swim the fingertips around,
opposite thumb on top,

the one that feels 
a little wonky,

let's just change
it up a little bit here.

Knuckles draw down and
away, open the chest,

and lengthen to the tail bone.

Open through the chest,
lengthen through the tailbone,

lift your heart, 
one more breath.

(deep breath)
And then exhale, break free.

Inhale, root to rise, 
big stretch.

Exhale, slow with your
breath, all the way down,

soften and bow.
(deep breath)

Inhale, lift and lengthen.
(deep breath)

Exhale, fold.
(deep breath)

Plant the palms, step it back,
move through a Vinyasa,

or straight to 
downward facing dog.

(deep breathing)

Great job guys, 
big breath in, big breath out.

Side plank, Vashit...

Vasisthasana.

Whoa.

Here we go, taking a
second to really connect

to your center, your core,
we're gonna come into plank here

by drawing the naval up,
rolling through the whole spine,

and then shifting the torso
forward so it's parallel

to the earth.
(deep breath)

Then take the right 
hand to the midline,

we're gonna come 
on to the outer edge

of the right foot to start,
and then, right away,

I'm gonna take my left hand to
my outer edge of my right hip

and just lift it up, 
guide it up.

Great, then I'll reach left
fingertips up towards the sky,

sorry if I said right hand, 
left hand,

all the way to the outer edge
of the right hip, lift it up,

and then, right away, my
body may be telling me

I need more support.

So, I'll bend that left knee,

bring the left foot 
to the ground,

and still keep the 
hips lifted here,

working on the arm strength,
the core strength of course,

but just having a 
little more support,

so that I can maintain
this length in my spine,

my side body.

I'm sore (laughs).

Press away from the yoga mat,

or we can also take different
variations here, tree legs.

But last but not least,

I'm gonna plug that left
shoulder into socket,

and send the left fingertips
up towards the sky.

Deep breath in, lift the hips.

(deep breath)

Take one more breath cycle
in and out, you got it.

And then use an exhale
to bring you back down.

Great, move through Vinyasa,
or slowly lower the knees,

and take child's pose in between

by swimming 
the fingertips behind.

(deep breath)

Moving with the breath.
(deep breathing)

We'll meet back 
in downward facing dog.

(deep breath)
Other side, here we go.

Big breath in.
(deep breath)

When you arrive, big breath
out through the mouth.

(deep breath)
Naval draws up.

Move from your center,

move from the middle as
you slowly shift forward.

Great, left hand comes
to the center this time,

and we stack the feet.

Right hand comes 
to the outer edge

of the left hip to guide it.

Lift it all the way 
up, up, up, up.

And then right fingertips
up towards the sky,

careful not to drop
in the neck here,

crown of the 
head shoots forward,

nice long lines of energy.

If you need to bend that knee,

we find a little support here.

Breathe deep, 
connect to your power,

press away from you yoga mat.

100% full body experience.

Last but not least,

we'll send the right
fingertips all the way up,

find that length, again,

you can take any 
variation you like here,

or evolve your 
practice in time too.

And one more big breath in here,

find expansion, and
then exhale to release.

Last call for Vinyasa,
take it or leave it.

(deep breath)

We'll meet in down dog.
(deep breath)

For a big breath in, and a
big cleansing breath out.

(deep breath)

Let's do one more, inhale in.
(deep breath)

How about a lion's breath
exhale, tongue out?

(deep breath)

Great, slow and 
with control, with grace,

lower the knees down, 
bring them together,

arch to arch together,
swim the fingertips back,

child's pose.
(deep breath)

If you can, see if you can
soften through the jaw,

maybe even part the
lips or open the mouth.

(deep breathing)

Relax the weight of the
shoulders down.

(deep breathing)

And inhale lots of love in, 
deep breath.

(deep breath)

Exhale lots of love out.
(deep breath)

Slowly begin to 
reach the fingertips

up towards the front edge,
and nice and easy, soft,

you can pretend like you're
moving through water here,

we're just gonna 
transition to a seat,

so swinging the 
legs to one side,

and sending the 
legs out in front.

It's nice to move slow,

especially if you're 
new to the practice.

A yoga asana practice
is much more powerful

than people realize.

The systems of the body
getting moved around,

the energy of the 
body getting shifted.

(deep breath)

Homey don't play sometimes,

so nice and slow mindful
movement is really good.

Alright, so when you get there,

go ahead and dig the 
heels into the earth,

lift the knees up 
towards the sky,

and then bring the
hands behind the thighs.

So, a lot of times when people
think boat pose, Navasana,

they feel like, awe, 
they have to get

into this perfect shape, right.

Whoa (laughs).

That's why we shouldn't
try to focus on the shape,

but rather the sensation.

So, since we're focusing on
the side body awareness today,

and this lift through all
four sides of the torso,

this is a great 
little pose to try.

Looping the shoulders, 
lifting the heart,

and then keeping that
connect from the hips

all the way up through 
the armpit chest,

as you lift the shins
parallel to the ceiling.

Then you can stay there,
hands behind the thighs,

or reach the fingertips forward,

maybe open the palms,

and you can stay there
or inhale, flying V,

exhale straighten the legs.

(deep breath)
Great, come back.

Inhale in, exhale, try again.

Flying V, 
straighten the legs.

Great, come back, 
and one more time.

Inhale, flying V.
(deep breath)

Exhale, straighten the legs.
(deep breath)

Great, and release.

Come to Sukhasana, 
meditation pose,

where you just 
let everything go,

maybe open the palms.

Then close your 
eyes and once again,

find this lift from the
hips to the armpit chest.

Just opening through the
front body, and the back body,

upper back body.
(deep breath)

And just take a quiet 
moment to notice

what it feels like 
to be alive today,

and listen to the 
sound of your breath.

(deep breath)
Flowing in and out that prana.

(deep breath)
Pranayama.

(deep breath)

And then gently release.

Let's come to 
flat back position,

nice and slow, awesome work.

Hug right knee into the chest, 
whenever you get there,

and then take a little twist.

So, we'll inhale, right
knee, all the way up and in.

And then exhale, 
Supine Twist, to the left.

You can open out 
through the right arm,

should feel amazing here, 
big breaths.

(deep breathing)

Then roll it back 
through center.

(deep breath)
And switch.

Left knee in, right leg out,

big breath as you squeeze left
knee up towards your heart.

Exhale, Supine Twist.

(deep breathing)

Great, one more big inhale.
(deep breath)

And exhale, release.
(deep breath)

Come back to center, 
hug both knees into the chest.

Feel that support, 
that length in the lower back.

Snuggle the shoulder blades
underneath your heart space,

and then whatever 
feels good here,

I'm gonna recommend taking
the palms to the knees,

and then reaching the knees
towards the front edge,

you can soften 
through your feet,

and just allow the lower
back to come up here,

so you can slide a hand
underneath the lower back.

It should feel really great.

From here, you can take it to
a happy baby pose if you like.

(deep breath)

Or to some yogi bicycles
for a more core workout.

So, take a moment to ask
yourself what you need,

listen to yourself, 
practice listening.

Then eventually, 
we'll head to our final

and most precious posture,
Shavasana.

Take your time, again,
you have happy baby,

you can do some core engagement,

you can take a
Suptabaddha-koṇāsana.

Or we're ready 
for the corpse pose.

So, this is your practice.

Thank you so much 
for sharing it with me,

thank you for letting 
me guide you today.

Return to this practice.

You can give 
yourself a challenge

of doing this once 
a week for a month,

and just notice 
how things change.

If you wanna do more you can,

but I think it's a nice
little challenge to try

this once a week for a month,

or just try it four times.

Just notice how it changes, 
how it shifts.

Make sure you take some time,

even if you only 
have a little bit,

to rest in Shavasana, 
find stillness.

A moment where you can let go,

and allow the 
nutrients of your practice

to seep in and settle in.

Awesome work today.

Again, thank you for sharing
your practice with me.

I'll see ya next time.

Namaste.

(bright acoustic music)