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Episode 34: 35-Min Balancing Vinyasa | Building Foundations: Expand Through Stability
EPISODE 34

35-Min Balancing Vinyasa | Building Foundations: Expand Through Stability

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35-Min Balancing Vinyasa | Building Foundations: Expand Through Stability

What to Expect

David guides you through a 35-minute standing and balancing flow built around one central idea: stability is not stagnation. You'll move through Sun B variations, Crescent Lunge, Warrior II, Reverse Triangle, and a final balancing series that includes Eagle, Dancer's Pose, and Tree — all sequenced to build from the ground up. The theme carries from the first Mountain Pose to the last: the deeper you root, the more you can expand. Every pose in this class asks you to find your foundation first and trust it as you open, lift, and extend. Expect: Standing Half Moon warm-up, Sun B with One-Leg Mountain and Crescent Lunge with Airplane Arms, Warrior II and Reverse Triangle, Eagle Pose, Dancer's Pose, Tree Pose, Supine Figure Four with twist, Savasana. The invitation: Stop searching for balance and start creating it. Your foundation is already there — feet on the mat, legs engaged, breath moving. Everything else grows from that.

Off the Mat

The tendency to search for balance rather than build it doesn't stay on the mat. It shows up in how you approach an overloaded week, a hard conversation, a season of your life that's demanding more than usual. You're scanning the horizon for balance like it's something that might appear if you wait long enough — instead of recognizing that you're the one who sets the conditions for it. The same thing David names in Dancer's Pose applies everywhere: create the foundation, then trust it as you open. You don't find steadiness. You practice it until it's available when you need it.

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