Practicing with an Injury

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At some point in our life we all experience injury, perhaps many of varying intensities. This monthly dose explores a four-stage approach you can employ to continue a movement practice while caring for and healing from an injury. Note: Always seek advice from your healthcare providers before reintroducing a movement practice after injury.

Class links for Phase 1:
Pain vs. Suffering: Where to Begin Lecture
Persistent Pain Series

Class links for Phases 2 & 3:
Shoulder Progression: Coming Back from Injury
Foundations: Engage Your Hands, Release Your Wrists
Wrist Function for Weight Bearing
Easy on the Knees
Frozen Shoulder Recovery Series
Rotator Cuff Resilience Series
Knee Resilience Series
Low-Back Series

Class links for Phase 4:
Train for Resilience Lecture
Strong, Powerful Knees Series

Curated By:

Rachel Land

Pain vs. Suffering: Where to Begin Lecture

In the next 22 minutes, I will share with you a story of why pain can sometimes be…

Lecture

20 min

Marnie Hartman

Shoulder Progression: Coming Back from Injury

Healing from shoulder injury or inflammation, but not quite ready to carry your bo…

Yoga Conditioning

30 min

Rachel Land

Foundations: Engage Your Hands, Release Your Wrists

If you’re new to Vinyasa or Hatha yoga, bearing weight on your hands can present a…

20 min

Rachel Land

Wrist Function for Weight Bearing

Our wrists can, literally, take on a lot of load during vinyasa classes, and of co…

Hatha Vinyasa

30 min

Jenni Tarma

Easy on the Knees

Sick of modifying practice to avoid knee pain in lunges, kneeling and seated poses…

Hatha Vinyasa

20 min

Rachel Land

Train for Resilience Lecture

In this monthly dose we look at some of the components of tissue resilience. I’ll …

Lecture

20 min

Tiffany Cruikshank