Train for Resilience

Read More

In this monthly dose we look at some of the components of tissue resilience. I’ll talk on some helpful ways to train your connective tissue for resilience in your yoga practice along with some important points to keep in mind along the way. We’ll look at how you can become the architect of your tissues and create a practice that’s helpful for your goals. Some great tips here whether your goal is injury prevention, working with injuries/pain, optimizing performance, or just feeling your best.

Click the links below to read the research referenced throughout this lecture:

Functional Anatomy Online Course
Sports Medicine, Injuries & Connective Tissue
Collagen Circadian Rhythm
Stretching Frequency & ROM
Previous Monthly Dose on Fascial Health & Hydration
Static Stretching as an Anti-Inflammatory

Curated By:

Tiffany Cruikshank

Monthly Dose with Megan

Meet Megan Kearney, our June YMO guest contributor, as she speaks on her online yo…

Lecture

10 min

Megan Kearney

Movement Capacity: Shoulders

Not your traditional yin practice, but this class focuses on mobility with short h…

Yin Yoga

30 min

Tiffany Cruikshank

Release & Relax Shoulders/Arms

Use this class to release tight shoulders and move stress out of the shoulder & ar…

Myofascial Release

30 min

Tiffany Cruikshank

Support Cellular & Collagen Adaptations

This class uses new research to tap into positive cellular adaptations that help r…

Hatha Vinyasa

90 min

Tiffany Cruikshank

Evening Recovery to Support Collagen

Research suggests there is a circadian rhythm to the production & metabolism of co…

Yin Yoga

20 min

Tiffany Cruikshank

Embrace the Challenge

This conditioning class provides plenty of full body challenge with an extra focus…

Yoga Conditioning

45 min

Tiffany Cruikshank