This restful movement class guides you through a series of therapeutic floor-based movements designed to support the hips and legs. The slower, mindful nature of the practice also supports awareness by giving space and time to sense and feel the more subtle aspects of body, mind, and heart.
Remember – moving slowly and bringing attention to subtle sensations in the body can help to encourage somatic awareness and be very revitalizing!
We begin our practice on a soft surface on the ground. Feel free to use a blanket or a carpeted floor. Practicing close to the earth allows the body to rest, take your time, and let your breath soften and relax as you practice the movements.
Give yourself this time by following along, and feel free to check out the information below the video for additional ideas and support.
Thank you for practicing! If you enjoyed this restorative yin somatics practice video, you may also enjoy:
- The meridians most closely associated with the hips are the Liver and Gallbladder meridians
- Another slow somatic yoga practice: 15. min. Somatic Yoga Practice
- What is the difference between yin yoga and restorative yoga?
- Yin Yoga Sequence for the hips
