Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about FREE Restorative Stretch.

Wear comfortable, breathable clothing that allows full movement—think leggings, shorts, or loose pants and a fitted top. Bare feet or sticky socks are fine. Bring an optional mat, pillow, or blanket for extra support during restorative poses.

Yes. The class is gentle and adaptable—modifications are offered for tightness, injury, or limited mobility. Instructors guide slow, mindful movements so beginners and advanced students alike can safely benefit from increased flexibility and relaxation.

Sessions typically run 20–30 minutes, ideal for post-workout cooldowns or a brief relaxation break. Occasional longer classes or themed sessions may extend to 45 minutes; check the schedule for specifics and any live variations.

You can often participate, but consult your healthcare provider for serious injuries first. Inform the instructor about your condition; they’ll offer safe modifications or alternatives to avoid aggravating issues while still supporting recovery and mobility goals.

No special equipment required. A yoga mat is helpful for comfort; props like blocks, straps, blankets, or a bolster can enhance support. The instructor will suggest household substitutes if you don’t have studio props.

Aim for two to three sessions weekly to notice improved flexibility, reduced tension, and calmer stress levels. Even a single weekly class offers benefits; consistency and gradual progression make the most meaningful changes.