Life isn't easy, so knowing how to create ease for yourself is a valuable skill to practice. Yoga helps...

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Simple, strong flow and backbends make this one a great way to start (or restart) the day.

Want stronger, more mobile hips? Time to refine your standing postures. 

Add strength and power to your practice while honing your skills at the three essential stances for standing postures: lunge, warrior 1, and warrior 2. Bonus points: fine-tuning your bridge pose for leg and abdominal strength.

Feeling scattered? Or stuck? Try some front-body opening.

This practice uses gentle backbends, deep lunges, and three variations on pigeon pose to release tension and open up tight spots. 

Some days call for a little soul-soothing. This fits perfectly...but it works on a great day, too.

Letting go is one of the hardest practices of being human. Yoga helps. 

This practice employs strong flow, balance postures, and standing stretches to get you ready for a old-school hip openers and relaxation.  

We'd love for you to join us in the studio or online...visit www.threedogyoga.com to learn more.

If you'd like to practice with us via on-demand videos, you can join our Video Vault membership or purchase individual classes at www.patreon.com/threedogyoga 

Move classes are taped in our JAM sessions...they're short, sweet, and focused on flow rather than strict cues. Enjoy!

This one focuses heavily on deep twists, side bends, and hip openers, making it perfect for any time you need a resounding refresh.

Side lengtheners and twists are the central themes in this one...press play whenever you need to lengthen out and loosen up.

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