Yoga for New Moms & People on the Go
Whether you've just had a baby, it's been a few years since you've practice yoga, or you find yourself short on time, this focused flow will help reintroduce you to yoga. Many times when we've taken a break from practice or are post partum, we have issues with core stability, destabilized hips and low back, and an overall lack of energy and strength. This practice is designed to safely get you back on track and geared towards promoting core stability throughout and focusing on specific poses to do just that. A shorter practice that gives you just enough without taking too much time away from your busy day! Have a blanket and block available.
| Lenth (minutes) | 43 |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Beginner |
| Style | Postnatal |
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Sigrid Matthews
Sigrid Matthews 500 E-RYT has been teaching yoga and fitness since 1986. Sigrid earned her B.A. in Theatre, Film, and Television at UCLA where she studied movement and dance extensively. She also studied yoga with her first teacher Billy Porter. Sigrid moved to Europe where she acted and did voice over work as well as attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts where she studied the Alexander Technique. When she returned to the States she took up residency in Manhattan and continued teaching fitness interwoven with yoga, movement technique, and metaphysical principles.
Returning to Los Angeles in the early 90’s Sigrid co taught with Carol Adrienne “The Purpose of Your Life Workshops” at Esalen and began teaching yoga and guided meditation exclusively. She has continued to study throughout her career completing 2 years of the LMU therapy program, massage, and aromatherapy certifications.
Sigrid established the Black Dog Teacher Training program which has turned out some of the finest next generation yoga teachers and has developed a therapeutic Focused Flow TM style that is accessible to a wide range of students. Sigrid is also co-owner of Black Dog Yoga, has numerous videos online at Yogavibes.com and is a contributor to Yoga Journal online.
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