Evening Flow
Rhythm Each exercise 30 s – 1 min straight, 5 s rest in between
Equipment
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The exercises
1. Hip Lift (Left)
Bodyweight
In a 90/90 seat, pull the front leg in close to the hip and rotate the hips up over that leg until they are above the knee. Variation: plant the back leg in front.
More on this exercise – Hip Lift (Left)2. Hip Lift (Right)
Bodyweight
In a 90/90 seat, pull the front leg in close to the hip and rotate the hips up over that leg until they are above the knee. Variation: plant the back leg in front.
More on this exercise – Hip Lift (Right)3. Hip Lift + Step (Left)
Bodyweight
Like the hip lift from the 90/90 seat – at the top, also step the leg forward to plant it, then lay it back down behind you.
More on this exercise – Hip Lift + Step (Left)4. Hip Lift + Step (Right)
Bodyweight
Like the hip lift from the 90/90 seat – at the top, also step the leg forward to plant it, then lay it back down behind you.
More on this exercise – Hip Lift + Step (Right)5. 90/90 Hip Twist
Bodyweight
In a 90/90 seat, turn the knees from one side to the other – hips rotate internally and externally, torso stays tall.
More on this exercise – 90/90 Hip Twist6. Runner's Stretch to Low Lunge (Left)
Bodyweight
Deep lunge with the back knee on the floor, hips sink forward and down – stretches the hip flexor of the back leg.
More on this exercise – Runner's Stretch to Low Lunge (Left)7. Runner's Stretch to Low Lunge (Right)
Bodyweight
Deep lunge with the back knee on the floor, hips sink forward and down – stretches the hip flexor of the back leg.
More on this exercise – Runner's Stretch to Low Lunge (Right)8. Dancer's Knee Stand
Bodyweight
Kneeling tall, alternately reach one arm far back to the right and left, turning into a deep backbend.
More on this exercise – Dancer's Knee Stand9. World's Greatest Stretch (Left)
Bodyweight
From a deep lunge, drop the elbow inside the front foot, then rotate the arm up to the ceiling – opens hips, hamstrings and thoracic spine in one go.
More on this exercise – World's Greatest Stretch (Left)10. World's Greatest Stretch (Right)
Bodyweight
From a deep lunge, drop the elbow inside the front foot, then rotate the arm up to the ceiling – opens hips, hamstrings and thoracic spine in one go.
More on this exercise – World's Greatest Stretch (Right)11. Sprawl to Down Dog
Bodyweight
Flow between down dog (hips high, heels towards the floor) and up dog (chest forward and up, hips low).
More on this exercise – Sprawl to Down Dog12. Rolls
Bodyweight
Roll back and forth on your back, rounded like a ball – backwards only until just before the neck, then forward again. Massages the back muscles.
More on this exercise – Rolls13. Kneeling Heart Opener
Bodyweight
Kneeling, open the chest forward and up while pushing the hips forward – stretches chest, shoulders and hip flexors.
More on this exercise – Kneeling Heart Opener14. Chest Rotation
Bodyweight
Keep the pelvis still and turn only the rib cage left and right – mobilises the thoracic spine.
More on this exercise – Chest Rotation15. Shoulder Circles
Bodyweight
Move the shoulders slowly in big circles forward and back, arms hanging loose.
More on this exercise – Shoulder Circles16. Neck Left-Right
Bodyweight
Move the head slowly and without pressure – side to side, forward and back, diagonally; only as far as feels good.
More on this exercise – Neck Left-Right17. Neck Diagonals
Bodyweight
Move the head slowly and without pressure – side to side, forward and back, diagonally; only as far as feels good.
More on this exercise – Neck Diagonals18. Neck Dancing
Bodyweight
Move the head slowly and without pressure – side to side, forward and back, diagonally; only as far as feels good.
More on this exercise – Neck Dancing19. Neck Front-Back
Bodyweight
Move the head slowly and without pressure – side to side, forward and back, diagonally; only as far as feels good.
More on this exercise – Neck Front-Back
Train at your own pace and listen to your body – stop right away if anything hurts. Every exercise can be made easier or harder.