Christine Miller

Christine Miller

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About

Christine is a lifelong student of the natural world and all things movement including yoga, dance, sound, and breath. Her classes combine clear alignment instruction, creative sequencing, and an invitation into reflective thought. After managing wellness programs in the corporate healthcare industry, Christine transitioned into teaching yoga so she could study, practice, and promote the vital relationship of the mind, body, and heart. She is co-founder of the online meditation series, Micro Muse, which uses sound and breath to open our individual and collective attention. She is a proud and amused dog mom to Crosby and seeks the art of living in everyday moments through time spent with family, cooking, gardening, dancing, and connecting with enterprising co-hearts.

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Christine Miller
Find a compassionate time of recovery for your mind and body with this supportive practice to rebuild your resiliency. Begin laying down with centering breaths before moving to kneeling and standing shapes to find gentle opening and soothing release in hips, spine, shoulders, and hamstrings.
Christine Miller
Find an open heart through any stormy seas in your life by maintaining an anchored connection to your core. Begin on your back with slow and intentional abdominal engagement then move through lunging, balancing, and plank shapes to integrate strength in lower body and core. Build your practice into belly-down shoulder, hip, and leg opening shapes before "rocking your boat" side to side in a floor bow shape.
Christine Miller
Opening the heart can be a lifelong journey, physically and emotionally. This practice is an invitation to use movement as a tool to investigate what unlocks your heart. Start on your knees with sweeping arm motions before evolving into a series of grounded and standing postures to encourage freedom in your torso and chest.
Christine Miller
This brief visualization helps to imagine your energy dispersed and then collected again.
Christine Miller
Slow the momentum and refine attention with a balance sequence that travels backward and forward on your mat. Take your time. Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.
Christine Miller
Breath is a wonderful way to help ease and quiet the mind. This practice uses three types of mindful breathing followed by a meditative practice of open attention.
Christine Miller
This practice explores the key actions involved with stepping your foot from down dog to lunge, a very common transition in all sequences.
Christine Miller
Prepare for rest while lying on your back for the length of this practice. You'll receive guidance to help relax your body, and breathwork to help relax your mind. Then, stay quietly for a few minutes until closing. Props: Blanket Optional
Christine Miller
This contemplation on the breath is inspired by Ho'ponopono, a Hawaiian practice of reconciliation for a deeper connection with self and others.
Christine Miller
This is a quick and effective way to open your hips while keeping your knees safe. You can take these concepts into every class to keep those hips open for life.
Christine Miller
This class is full of shoulder opening, strengthening and side body lengthening. Experience a fun way to challenge and explore your passionate heart.
Christine Miller
This contemplation is an opportunity to sit inside the living room of yourself. Explore an inner connection with your body, emotions, and a sense of gratitude.
Christine Miller
This seated practice can be done on the floor or even in bed. Enjoy shoulder, neck, side-body stretch, and spinal twists to unwind from your day.
Christine Miller
Have you ever used your voice to meditate? Sound is the most subtle of elements, and it can also permeate the most dense. This meditation uses toning with your own voice to dissolve tensions. You'll vibrate space, clarity and vitality into brand-new beginnings.
Christine Miller
This movement practice offers sequences of repeated postures synched with the breath. These movements can be used as a way to draw the gaze inward while also opening and expressing through the outer form.
Christine Miller
Ready to challenge and enhance your balance? This practice begins on the back with breathing and hip opening. Move with a gentle pace into spinal movements, opening the hamstrings and playing with balance poses.

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