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Duration: 37 minutesEmbed Video
Level: Intermediate
Views: 24745
The winter season in Ayurveda is associated with the dosha – uneven energy pattern – called Kapha, which is composed of the elements Earth and Water and which promotes stability in our body and mind. In order to prevent the typical Kapha imbalance during December through February, such as weight gain or depression, the main intention behind this winter seasonal vinyasa practice is to help raise your core temperature and metabolism and increase circulation with dynamic, invigorating, rhythmic, sequences. This practice with Melina Meza includes sun salutation variations, back bends to open the front of your spine, forward bends to stimulate the backside of your torso, and inversions to promote blood circulation to the brain.
Tags: Hatha, Yoga, Vinyasa, flow, Back Bends, ayurveda, inversions, Melina Meza, dosha, kapha, vinyasa flow, aryuveda, Winter Seasonal Vinyasa










mandyjo3
Just what I needed on this cold afternoon! Thanks Melina.
about a year ago
Becky11
This was wonderful. Thank you so much! I felt totally focused and present the entire time which is pretty amazing for me (hyper). I absolutely love this sequence and can't wait to try another.
about a year ago in Cape Charles, US
pranajon
Thank you Melina, I really enjoy this practice, your guidance is very nurturing.
Thank you
2 years ago in montreal, CA
jcregan
Perfect! Exactly what I had in mind for this mornings practice.
2 years ago in Wauconda, IL, US
cmartinez1584
This is one of my go-to videos. I love Melina's instruction and the flow is wonderful. Thank you!
2 years ago in Albuquerque, US
grasshopper77
Very nice practice, intense yet relaxing. My arms felt some burn (weakest point for me). Thank you!
2 years ago
stefieperk
Thank you Melina! This was awesome. Love your instruction, your tone of voice, the pace, level - v. nice! More and longer.
2 years ago
hedonist
More like this please, at this level of intensity... and a longer class would be nice. Loved the flow and the good use of time. :)
about 2 years ago in Portland, US
hayleywalkden
Great sequence! It made me feel both strong and calm at the same time. The teacher has a really calm voice and explained the postures really well!
about 2 years ago in Toronto, CA
xeniasmiles
I think it was a very nice sequence!!! What she described she delivered!!! Thank you!
about 2 years ago in Goldsboro, US
forbsey
I thought this was a great sequence, very smooth and incorporated some moves I haven't done in a while. Thanks.
about 2 years ago in Kanazawa, JP
ganeesh22
As a practitioner of seasonal yoga, this class was awful! Her sequences are illogical and choppy (i.e. Uktanasana twists before any uktanasanas). She misses the opportunity to set up stability in the hips, to open and release the kidneys and give them the winter restoration they crave.
about 2 years ago in Piermont, US