Mid-Back Mobility Yoga Therapeutics Class “On Demand”

Although we talk about it as having 3 distinct sections, your spine is a cohesive unit: tension in the low back creates tension in your neck; freedom in your mid-back affords ease in your low back. Your mid-back, often called the "thoracic spine area" is, by design the least mobile part of your spine. The vertebrae in this area attach to ribs and house precious, life-giving organs. However, immobility, stiffness and imbalanced posture (hello, I sleep on my side and sit in a weird chair all day) contributes to overall dysfunction and discomfort in your spine. In this class, I'll teach both active and passive mobility movements that free up your mid-back, which can help you maintain proper shoulder mechanics, relieve neck stiffness and take pressure off the lower back. We’ll include Myofascial Release and deep breathing to mobilize your mid-back and leave you feeling fresh. You can find this class “On Demand,” 1 investment and it’s yours to practice as often as you’d like for 30 days. These are techniques that you’ll be able to utilize WHENEVER YOU NEED THEM.

Lisa Ash Drackert

Yoga Medicine Therapeutic Specialist

https://lisaashyoga.com
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