Steph Schwartz
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Steph Trinidad, formerly Schwartz, weaves yogic storytelling into feel-good flows that unlock hearts and inspire souls. With over 17 years of teaching experience, Steph draws heavily from the devotional qualities of Bhakti yoga combined with the fluid and physical aspects of vinyasa. Steph masterfully translates yogic philosophy through mantra (chanting) and is deeply connected to her kirtan community. She also knows how to move with heat-building mandala flows woven with humor and compassion to maintain presence. Practitioners can expect concise alignment cues delivered with a poetic understanding of the human body and its superhuman capabilities. Her path to yoga started off the mat and on the road as an ultra marathon runner, where she found yoga as an injury prevention tool and mental stamina practice to help her go the distance. Steph is also a skydiving enthusiast, BASE flyer, and dog parent to Boogie and Diggit. Discover more about Steph: https://www.mandalamonkey.com/.
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Steph Schwartz
Immunity Tuning Flow
This continuous flow is a full-body tune-up to release stress and promote immunity. Yoga helps keep your whole system healthy, even when you’re stressed. Less stress means less inflammation; less inflammation means you’re supporting your optimal wellness for body and mind.
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Flexibility Flow for a Balanced Body
A mindful flow to help the whole body feel more spacious and balanced. Open with intention and optional chanting of OM, then explore stretchy shapes for the neck, shoulders, and spine.
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Outer Hip Focus for Runners
Combine equal parts strengthening and stretching in your outer hips and glutes as a compliment to your running activities. Work on external rotation, hip joint mobility, as well as tension release in your calf muscles. Make this your go-to daily run companion.
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Build Focus and Heat
Step into the heat of the practice with movement, breathwork, and mudras for focus. Open with chanting OM, kapalabhati (skull-shining) breath, and active movement. Leave feeling reinvigorated and inspired.
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Relief for PMS-Related Headaches
Yoga increases oxygen and blood flow to the brain to help diminish pain and discomfort. Enjoy this gentle, flowing sequence as a helpful practice for PMS-related headaches.
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Daily Courage
Invite strength and courage with a strong mudra (hand gesture), the mantra "I am strong and confident," and grounded standing poses to encourage physical and mental strength.
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Make Space for Gratitude
Yoga helps us become better friends with ourselves with awareness, kindness, and gratitude. Detox physically and emotionally in this dance between breath and body, and infuse the practice with a personal gratitude mantra. Begin with a mudra (hand gesture) and the mantra “yam” for the heart chakra (energy center), then move into a well-rounded flow full of twists and backbends.
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New Year, New Beginnings
Welcome the new year with new beginnings. Use Ganesha mudra (hand gesture) to establish your intention and flow into an open heart. Explore movements for hips, hamstrings, and spine, culminating in a version of camel pose.
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Winter Solstice Flow for Renewal
The winter solstice is a time for renewal, radical self-care, and regeneration. Learn to flow through transitions with ease through twists, backbends, lunges, and hip openers with intention and breath.
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Shoulder Reboot for Yoga Teachers
For yoga teachers, a shoulder reset practice to strengthen and stabilize the shoulders (for all those demonstrations you didn’t warm up for), and stretch around the shoulders and neck to release held tension. Explore variations of plank, down dog, dolphin, and seated shoulder stretches.
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Climb That Mountain
Facing your big dreams and goals can sometimes feel overwhelming. This practice is designed to help you connect with the endurance of your spirit and courage of your heart. Begin with a chant to Ganesha, believed to be the remover of obstacles, before moving through a heart, shoulder, and hip opening standing sequence leading to a bound pigeon variation.
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A Lifted Heart Practice for Gratitude
Lift from the heart to connect with gratitude while releasing stuck patterns. Begin seated, move into supine movements, then come up to standing variations of binds and hip-openers.
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Shakti Flow for Empowerment and Vitality
Connect to your breath and move your body in this dynamic flow designed to tap into Shakti, the force and vitality behind all creation. Begin with the mantra “om aim hreem shreem” with Kali mudra (hand gesture), then move into the physical flow starting slow before picking up momentum into fluid, continuous movement. Explore variations of backbends, arm balances, and standing balancing poses.
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Octopus Flow for Intuition
A flow inspired by the highly intelligent octopus, the water ninjas that help us accomplish goals and dreams in life by accessing creativity and intuition. Enjoy grounded fluidity within hip and heart openers, side body stretches, and tentacle-like arm variations.
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Tired Feet Reset for Runners
Enjoy this effective sequence to bring relief to tired runners' feet. Begin standing with a calf stretch and ankle rolls, then lie down and send your legs up the wall for further release of your toes and feet.
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Wrist and Hand Relief
Tired wrists and hands from your yoga practice, typing, or texting? Take five minutes to stretch out the major muscles from your fingers all the way up to your shoulders.
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Side Crow Energizing Flow
Release any stuck or stagnant energy with this active, challenging flow leading up to side crow and fallen angel. Begin with a short mantra chant followed by kapalabhati (skull-shining) breath work, then move through a series of energizing twists, hip openers, balance poses, and arm balances.
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Strength and Surrender
Explore the dance between strength and softness in this rejuvinating practice. Open with earth mudra (hand gesture) and the heart bija mantra (seed sound) “YAM." Move through a series of heart-openers, flowing movements, and balancing poses to surrender with an open heart.
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