Evening Yoga to Wind Down
Put the day down with seated folds, Child’s Pose and Legs Up the Wall before a brief rest.
Guided practices
Find a practice for your time and energy, or explore Hatha, Yin, Vinyasa and Ashtanga preparation. Each session has its own sequence, clear cues and time to rest.
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Put the day down with seated folds, Child’s Pose and Legs Up the Wall before a brief rest.
Step away from the screen for seated twists, Cat–Cow and standing stretches, ending with a short floor rest.
A short yoga break you can do at your desk: easy breathing, gentle side stretches and small seated turns. Stay in your chair throughout; no mat or floor work.
Move from Cat–Cow and Sphinx into seated folds and reclined twists, then finish with Legs Up the Wall and rest.
A workday movement break with seated, all-fours and standing poses, including Tree and Low Lunge.
An entirely seated introduction to chair yoga, with gentle upper-body movement, supported leg extensions and a quiet finish. No standing, kneeling or floor work.
A standing shoulder-focused session with comfortable arm movements, side stretches and an optional arm wrap. No floor work or palm-supported poses.
An evening floor practice with repeated seated stretches and a quiet finish in Legs Up the Wall and Corpse Pose.
A longer desk break that moves from seated and all-fours work into standing stretches, then returns to the floor.
Settle into a slower evening sequence of folds and reclined movement, with extra time at the end to rest.
Make room in your workday for twists, side bends, Tree and Low Lunge, with a quiet finish on your back.
A quiet floor practice with legs supported on a chair, side-lying rest and a longer final pause. Arrange blankets and pillows for comfort rather than a deeper stretch.
Spend half an hour on the floor, returning to familiar folds and twists before a longer quiet finish.
A half-hour workday reset with repeated standing stretches and two visits to a seated twist.
An extended evening practice with steady floor movement, repeated seated stretches and generous closing rest.
An extended workday practice with seated twists, all-fours movement and repeated standing stretches before rest.
An hour to move slowly through floor poses and seated folds, then settle into Legs Up the Wall and six minutes of rest.
A full-length movement break with floor and standing work, returning to a seated twist before six minutes of rest.