Total Body Yoga – Deep Stretch | Yoga With Adriene

• By thegreenbunk
• September 10, 2017August 12, 2021
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Yoga With Adriene

Total Body Yoga is a deep stretch practice for the legs, back, and hips. This session invites you on the mat to go deeper. This 45 min yoga practice is great for the lower back and the HIPS! Lean in, breathe deep, stretch it out, and connect to something big.

This will be a good one to repeat weekly. Try it and see how your experience changes and unfolds.

Let me know how it goes down below!

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