Yoga For Flexibility | 16 Minute Practice | Yoga With Adriene

• By thegreenbunk
• March 25, 2018
• Meditation Yoga
• With 0 comments

16 Minute Yoga For Flexibility! Make space and cultivate flexibility so that you can be available and open for life’s tasks and opportunities with more ease and joy.

Stretch your body, ground your energy, let go of stress and Find What Feels Good.

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