Restore
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Restore
Led by: Lauren Eckstrom
Restorative
30 Mins
Anxiety
Evening
Injury
Sleep
Stress
All Levels
For this practice, you will need a bolster and two blocks. If you don’t have a bolster, use two firm pillows or a stack of folded blankets or towels. This practice is not about pushing yourself physically or gaining flexibility. Give yourself permission to rest, rejuvenate and recharge in order to receive healing and a well-deserved break.
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Although I find this a nice practice, the gun shots in the music (I can not describe it differently) are distracting me and give me a feeling of hostility. I have done this practice a few times and each time I tell myself I have to deal with those sounds, but I simply cannot.
This was an ok practice- I felt a little confused at some of the directions, and the music…the periodic bang sound in the music kept jolting my nervous system making it hard to fully relax. Probably won’t do this one again, but there are others I’ve enjoyed. Lots of talking too- I would love more silence.
Would add that the introduction wastes almost the entire first pose because she talks through the almost the entire pose. We are adults, please just let us relax a little. A short 30-sec intro at the beginning of each pose would be plenty.
Way way way too much talking. Talking should be reduced by at least 50%. All of her talking detracts from the restorative aspect of the experience. Will be looking elsewhere for restorative yoga videos.
This is my absolute favorite, especially when I am struggling with stomach pain!
Thank you, Lauren, this is one of your practices that I like to come back almost every night before going to sleep. I benefit from all your restorative classes. Thank you once again.
Wonderful practice to calm and sooth your body, mind and spirit. Thank you!
The introduction was somewhat frightening, not soothing. And the hard explosion like sounds induced stress and discomfort. But I liked the poses and it was great that the importance of rest was reinforced.
The music was disconcerting and the random loud gunshot sounding beats
This is deeply healing and brings peace to all levels of our being, blessings and thank you dear Lauren.
For someone who rarely stops to breathe, these sequences have brought me so much calm.
So very pleasant and restful
So calming!!
Very healing practice. Thank you, Lauren.