Does your yoga practice still fit you? (New Moon Mail)


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Are you…

  1. Sitting too much?
  2. Feeling stiff, achy, or less steady on your feet?
  3. Longing for a yoga practice that responds to changes in your body, and your life?
  4. Wondering how to keep practicing without pushing or forcing?
  5. Craving resilience instead of rigidity as you age?

You’re not alone. Your body is changing. Your practice can too.

🎁 Today’s free offering Chair Yoga to Recover from Sitting Too Much is an hour-long, accessible class to help you reconnect with breath and movement.

🌟 And you’re invited to something special on Sunday, July 6th: The first class in our new Graceful Aging series with brilliant yoga therapist Mary Richards: Chair Yoga for Strength and Stability

Here's what Mary says about the class: "Aging gracefully is a radical act of self-care. In this class, we’ll move slowly and build stability from the ground up. I will gently guide you — with science and, hopefully, laughter — into a felt sense of strength and presence."

We hope to see you on the mat.

Until the next new moon,
Lizzie

Lizzie Lasater
www.lasater.yoga

Lizzie Lasater

Lizzie Lasater shares the pleasure of lifelong learning through online courses and workshops on creativity, functional strength training, and Restorative Yoga. Her free Sunday newsletter is themed around sustainable self-care practices. Expect gentle encouragement, fresh ideas, and a quiet reminder that: you deserve to rest.

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