EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 pair of non-slip toe socks 1 yoga mat 1 height-appropriate stability ball 1 small anti-burst ball 1 foam roller 1 gray loop band 1 orange loop band 1 purple loop band 1 black Theraband 1 yellow Theraband 1 trigger ball (a tennis ball or similar works) 1 yoga block (a book works) 1 single 3-pound weight For safety purposes, please wear non-slip socks, like ToeSox, during this workout. Full class for Horseback Riders with Kyphotic Lordotic & Lordosis Posture. Designed to strengthen the entire abdomen, upper back extensors, gluts, hamstrings, and lateral intrinsic muscles of the feet. There’s specific cueing of breath and alignment to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout. Athena recommends that you take this class a minimum of three times a week to improve stamina, and overall posture/alignment.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 pair of non-slip toe socks 1 yoga mat 1 yoga block 1 height-appropriate stability ball 1 foam roller 1 purple loop band For safety purposes, please wear non-slip socks, like ToeSox, during this workout. Standing strength work for Horseback Riders with Kyphotic Lordotic & Lordosis Posture. Designed to strengthen the entire abdomen, upper back extensors, gluts, hamstrings, and lateral intrinsic muscles of the feet. There’s specific cueing of breath and alignment to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

Chest tightness can result in neck and back discomfort. Not to mention it pulls you deeper into kyphosis, rounding in the shoulders, making you appear slumped over. Join Athena and free up your range of motion with a focused chest flexibility session. This is a must for all working behind computers or traveling. Take ten minutes and reset your body to relieve chronic pain, prevent injury and enhance sports performance.

Join Athena and free up your range of motion with a focused Hamstring and IT Band flexibility. This is a must for Sway Back and Flat Back Posture. Kyphotic Lordotic and Lordosis Posture can benefit if you’ve done a lot of strength work to build up the hamstrings or are a runner. Take these 12 minutes and reset your body, increase flexibility, relieve chronic back pain, prevent injury, and enhance sports performance.

This is a brief stretching series to do post swim. It targets posturally tight areas for Kyphotic Lordotic & Lordosis Posture individuals, as well as common muscles which need to be released to improve and enhance your strokes. Swimmers, treat your body to this gentle 10-minute cool down.