Yoga and Meditation

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    Mobility for Hips and Lower Back

    This 30-minute class uses trigger point work followed by longer hold stretches to improve hip mobility and help with back pain and discomfort. You will need a foam roller and a massage ball or tennis ball.

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    Yoga for Cyclists II

    This is a 60-minute beginner-friendly yet challenging hatha flow class that focuses on hip opening, upper back mobility, and core.

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    Hips and Hamstrings

    A 50-minute active beginner-friendly class that focuses on hips and hamstrings.

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    Yoga for Cyclists (or anyone!)

    Beginner friendly haha flow yoga class focused on hips, hamstrings, and shoulders.

Meditations
Sleep Peacefully and Wake with Contentment
Sleep Peacefully and Wake with Contentment

This sessions uses Yoga Nidra and delta waves with soft background music to help relax your mind and body to prepare you for sleep. This practice will guide you through setting an intention, or sankalpa. Sankalpa can be an effective tool for reworking limiting beliefs about yourself.

Guided Meditation to Overcome Pre-Race Anxiety
Guided Meditation to Overcome Pre-Race Anxiety

This 8-minute meditation is designed to help improve performance in sport through a guided visualization to build confidence and reduce nervousness, worry, and anxiety. This visualization can be used to help you with a specific obstacle that is causing you concern or for overall performance on race day.

Guided Race Prep Meditation to Build Confidence
Guided Race Prep Meditation to Build Confidence

This 7-minute guided meditation will help you improve your performance for a race or event by building confidence in yourself. This visualization can be used any time you want or need a mental boost to prepare for a race, event, or training session.

Guided Meditation to Relax and Reset
Guided Meditation to Relax and Reset

This 10-minute guided visualization is designed to help you relax and reset. It can help settle a racing mind, tune in to yourself, or just give you a little break in your day. It is also designed to support athletic performance by helping you center and relax.

Guided Meditations

Recommended Yoga Equipment

Yoga Mat

Yoga Mats typically have some grippyness to them that can help in certain poses. They come in different sizes and thicknesses. If you are tall, look for a longer mat, if you have sensitive knees and joints, you might like a thicker mat. There are also different materials. This mat finder can help you narrow down your options.

Two Blocks

Blocks can help with alignment in poses. They are not just for beginners—when you improve your alignment with a block, it can sometimes make the pose more challenging. I recommend getting two. This is the set I have, and I also have some cork blocks. The cork blocks are bit more sturdy and feel luxe when your use them.

Strap

A strap can be handy if you lack flexibility or range of motion in certain poses. They can also help for creating binds in restorative poses. I like this set that includes blocks and a strap. You can also just use a belt or a towel, but yoga straps are typically longer, which can be nice.

Blanket

A Blanket or towel can be used to make seated poses more comfortable by raising your hips, padding for your knees, or an extra layer for savanna. You can use any blanket you already have.

One of the best things about yoga is that you don’t need much stuff or much space. However, a few key items can make your practice more comfortable and enjoyable.