Beginner-Friendly Yoga Classes at Home

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Foundational Poses That Feel Kind

Stand in Mountain with feet hip-width, toes relaxed, and shoulders soft. Inhale to grow tall; exhale to root. This steady posture teaches alignment beginners can trust. Comment if you notice instant calm.

Foundational Poses That Feel Kind

Place hands under shoulders and knees under hips. Flow slowly between Cat and Cow, then sink into Child’s Pose. Backs release, breath deepens, and worries soften. Beginners often report surprising comfort here.

Gentle Strength and Balance for New Bodies

With a long stance and front knee softly bent, explore Warrior II using a chair for support. Feel legs awaken without strain. Keep shoulders relaxed and gaze steady. Share your favorite grounding song.

Gentle Strength and Balance for New Bodies

Stand beside a wall, toes spread, one foot pressing lightly to the ankle or calf. Hands can rest on the wall. Breathe evenly. Notice wobbles as helpful teachers—beginners grow stability through curiosity.

A Simple, Repeatable Beginner Flow

Warm up with neck rolls, shoulder circles, Cat–Cow, and gentle hip rocks. Keep movements slow and pain-free. Add ankle circles while seated. This five-minute start reduces stiffness and invites readiness for standing poses.

Breath and Mindfulness for Beginners

Practice box breathing: inhale four, hold four, exhale four, hold four. Repeat gently for five rounds. Shoulders release, heart steadies, and focus returns. Tell us where you feel the calm arrive first.

Tiny Daily Wins

Start tiny: two poses after brushing your teeth. Track streaks with checkmarks on the fridge. Small, visible wins stack courage. Share your first week’s milestone and we’ll cheer you on together.

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A Beginner’s Story

Maya, a nervous beginner, practiced beside her couch for ten minutes nightly, using a scarf as a strap. After three weeks, her backaches eased. Tell us your story; beginner journeys encourage everyone.

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