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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. The class emphasizes slow, controlled movements with clear modifications so beginners and anyone with tight muscles can participate. Instructors cue alternatives for limited mobility and encourage listening to your body to avoid overstretching or discomfort.
Sessions typically run 30 minutes, offering a concise, restorative routine that fits into busy schedules. Occasional extended classes (45–60 minutes) are offered for deeper mobility work; check the schedule for special sessions and variations.
No special equipment is required; your body and a mat are sufficient. Optional props like a strap, towel, or blocks can enhance comfort and assist deeper stretches, but instructors always offer no-equipment alternatives so everyone can follow along.
Consult your healthcare provider before participating if you have recent injuries or severe chronic conditions. Instructors provide gentle modifications and encourage working within safe ranges, but personalized medical advice is recommended for complex or unstable conditions.
Aim for two to three short sessions weekly to notice flexibility and stress-reduction benefits. Even a single weekly class helps, while daily gentle stretching can accelerate progress when combined with proper rest and recovery.
Yes — it's ideal for post-workout recovery, helping reduce muscle tightness and promote circulation. Perform gentle stretches and focus on breath; avoid aggressive mobility work immediately after maximal effort until muscles have cooled sufficiently.