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Officially on maternity leave 💕It’s been a hazy, snuggly week here and we’re loving getting to know our girl and learnin...
06/08/2024

Officially on maternity leave đź’•

It’s been a hazy, snuggly week here and we’re loving getting to know our girl and learning how to be a family! We’ve experienced every emotion and are trying to soak up all the special moments.

What a wild ride to become a parent. When shes not cuddled up on our chest I find myself going back to peek allll the photos we’ve already taken. And even with a sore and healing body I certainly won’t take this time for granted ♡

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Classes are still up and running in the app with a new suggested series every week but appreciate your patience if I’m a little slow getting back to emails and Q’s over the next few weeks 🙏

The way you move matters though! Moving with mindful attention to the signals your body is sending can help you relieve ...
06/06/2024

The way you move matters though!

Moving with mindful attention to the signals your body is sending can help you relieve those areas of aches and tension.

Bonus if learn how to target your particular tricky areas!

If we just simply ignore our body we can’t really expect it to fix itself!

Our body’s are complex and being a human is too! That’s why I’m always encouraging you to build a well rounded, integrative practice that includes—

→ active and passive stretching
→ mobility
→ muscle strengthening
→ core control
→ and restorative, breath, and mindfulness practices

When we touch on all of these modalities in our practice we’re able to have some control over how tension and forces are held in our body and can sooooothe some of those physical symptoms of stress.

We can also manage our energy levels by helping our body return to its resting state—and getting good rest is always a mood lifter!

What’s your movement practice like? Does it include elements of all of these types of movement? Tell me about it below!

đź’• If this approach sounds like your thing then check out the Online Studio! On-demand classes that soothe, stretch, and strengthen

If movement always feels like a punishment it would make sense if you rarely want to do it. Who would want to do somethi...
04/06/2024

If movement always feels like a punishment it would make sense if you rarely want to do it. Who would want to do something that feels like a total drag? 🤷‍♀️

But stack up some positive experiences on your mat and suddenly it becomes a little easier to get yourself going ♡

How can you get there?

→ Seek out teachers/spaces/communities that feel nourishing to you! A teacher should be there to guide and support you, not dominate you.

→ Expand your movement tool box by learning a variety of techniques. Then you’ll always have something that meets you where you’re at day by day.

→ Reevaluate your movement goals. Is exercise only a means to changing your body in some way? Turn your focus to appreciating how movement makes you FEEL.

→ Learn options that fit your body. When movement feels more accessible it also feels less overwhelming.

🌸 If you’re ready for (on-demand) classes that are nourishing, accessible, and beginner friendly then check out the Online Studio! I’m here to make movement feel more doable 💕

When you’re beginning a movement practice, or coming back after a long break, knowing where and how to start is often th...
20/05/2024

When you’re beginning a movement practice, or coming back after a long break, knowing where and how to start is often the first challenge. But it’s one you’re totally capable of overcoming!

You can think about your movement practice as two puzzle pieces coming together:
→ WHAT you do (like, the ~type~ of movement)
→ and HOW you do it

When it comes to the WHAT there are no set rules! You’re just getting started babe, do something that’s interesting to you! In the beginning it’s more about setting the HABIT to move than being perfect.

Some things that can help:
→ movement spaces that make you feel welcome 💕
→ movement that you genuinely find fun
→ moving with a friend!
→ seeking teachers that prioritize accessibility

Some ideas you might like:
→ walking with a podcast
→ dance cardio classes, fun!
→ chill and accessible low-impact classes (we do that here!)
→ joining a sport or swimming if you have access!
→ working with a personal trainer that you click with

Just focus on building the habit of moving regularly, whatever that looks like—you can always get more refined and strategic later if you’d like.

The HOW part is honestly way more important at the beginning!

Remember—you want to be in this for the long haul, not just a few stressful weeks. The way you start will often determine how well you’re able to keep it up.

Ease your way in:
→ start with one day/week and add more as it feels like a doable no-brainer

→ start with short sessions and add time as you feel ready

→ start with low to moderate intensity movement and bump up the intensity when you start craving it (if you wish)

→ be patient with your body and let it change overtime. You don’t need to do the most challenging variations of movement from the start. In fact, patience will take you a lot further a lot faster!

🌸 are you just getting started with movement? What other questions can I answer for you? Leave them in the comments?

🌸 have you built a strong routine? Share what worked for you below and help someone else out!

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