Evening Yoga to Wind Down
Move from Cat–Cow and Sphinx into seated folds and reclined twists, then finish with Legs Up the Wall and rest.
There is nothing to achieve in this practice. Let the floor support you, soften your effort and take a smaller version of each pose whenever that feels better. Use the first few poses to find a pace you can stay with. Pause when you need more time to change position. When you reach Corpse Pose, let the floor support you for 1 minute before you sit up.
The sequence
- Warm up
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01
Easy Seat“Lift from the crown, not the chest”
45s
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02
Cat–Cow“Move from the tailbone first”
45s
- Sun Salutation
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Sun Salutation A11 movements · one breath each 1m 5s
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Exhale
Mountain
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Inhale
Upward Salute
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Exhale
Forward Fold
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Inhale
Halfway Lift
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Exhale
Knees-down lower
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Inhale
Cobra
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Exhale
Downward-Facing Do...
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Inhale
Step forward
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Exhale
Forward Fold
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Inhale
Rise
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Exhale
Mountain
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- Flow
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Vinyasa flow7 poses · 20s each · 2 rounds 4m 40s
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Child’s Pose
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Sphinx Pose
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Bound Angle Pose
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Seated Forward Fol...
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Head-to-Knee Pose
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Knees-to-Chest
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Reclined Twist
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- Cool down
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05
Bound Angle Pose“Sit tall first, fold second”
45s
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06
Legs Up the Wall“Legs heavy”
45s
- Rest
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07
Corpse Pose“Let the floor hold you”
1m 15s
What helps
Props that make this easier
- Non-slip yoga mat A 4–6 mm mat with good grip makes standing poses steadier. View on Amazon
- Cork yoga block Brings the floor closer in forward folds and supported poses. View on Amazon
- Yoga bolster A firm support under knees or spine for restorative rest. View on Amazon
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