A physical yoga program for people with Kyphotic Lordotic and Lordosis Posture. This practice includes strength and toning for the pelvic floor, lats, upper back extensors, hamstrings, gluts, adductors and lateral intrinsic muscles of the feet. Balance work with a yoga posture through the transverse plane of motion is incorporated for injury prevention and flexibility is woven in to improve functional movement patterns. There’s careful attention to alignment and breath to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

A physical yoga program for people with Kyphotic Lordotic and Lordosis Posture. This practice includes strength and toning for the TVA, rectus abdominis, pelvic floor, hamstrings, gluts, adductors and lateral intrinsic muscles of the feet. Balance work with a yoga posture through the frontal plane of motion is included for injury prevention and flexibility is woven in to improve functional movement patterns. There’s careful attention to alignment and breath to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

A physical yoga program for people with Flat Back Posture. This practice includes strength and toning for the pelvic floor, serratus anterior, upper back extensors, hip flexors, quads, adductors and dorsiflexion of the feet. Balance work with a yoga posture through the transverse plane of motion is incorporated for injury prevention and flexibility is woven in to improve functional movement patterns. There’s careful attention to alignment and breath to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

A physical yoga program for people with Flat Back Posture. This program includes strength and toning for the upper back extensors, hip flexors, and quads. There’s careful attention to alignment and breath to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

Workout with founder, Athena Casey. This program she has created is for all individuals with Flat Back Posture and requires no props. It covers appropriate squats for your body, ab work, flexibility and balance moving through the transverse plane of motion for injury prevention. Throughout the class, enjoy the constant instruction of your breath and alignment, which is specific to your skeletal structure.