Yoga Every Day
Season 11 . 20 Episodes TV-G

The yoga every day television show: discover how daily movement with expert guides can release chronic tension and restore inner balance.

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Stream the yoga every day television show to see how master teachers like Gina Caputo, Steph Schwartz, and Dayna Seraye can transform your physical vitality in just 15 to 30 minutes a day. Whether navigating physical stiffness or seeking steady mental focus, developing a consistent home yoga routine can reshape how you meet life’s daily demands.

Yoga Every Day delivers an expansive catalog of accessible practices spanning dynamic vinyasa flows, somatic hip releases, and stabilizing Hatha postures. Each session is purposefully sequenced to cultivate mindful movement practice at home, allowing you to choose between concise 15-minute resets and comprehensive 30-minute immersions. Across seasons of targeted instruction, this collection guides you into the rhythm of everyday yoga, meeting your body where it is through adaptable Level 1 and Level 2 flows. Rather than imposing rigid shapes, instructors emphasize mindful alignment, the natural pulse of spanda, and breath coordination to calm the nervous system.

Explore Flagship Practices and Core Principles

  • Fluid Vinyasa Transitions: Episodes like Fluid Power: Rhythm & Flow with Gina Caputo teach you to link breath with continuous, water-like motion, building cardiovascular heat, adaptability, and joint mobility while avoiding rigid, static postures.
  • Targeted Structural Release: Classes such as Rhythmic Hamstrings and Spinal Freedom with Steph Schwartz and Nichole Golden demonstrate safe prop alignment with straps and blocks to gently lengthen tight muscle attachments and unwind chronic stress in the upper body and hips.
  • Embodied Balance and Core Center: Practices like Beauty in Core Strength and Full of Balance with Dayna Seraye challenge your physical center through standing poses, backbends, and arm balances, cultivating drishti and quiet stability between effort and ease.

Committing to a daily yoga practice does not require hours on the mat or extreme flexibility. By exploring diverse instruction styles and targeted physical focuses, you unlock the holistic benefits of daily yoga—including enhanced circulation, nervous system regulation, and greater emotional grounding. Whether you need a gentle hip opener after sitting or an energizing warrior sequence to build inner stamina, the yoga every day television show offers a sustainable library built to support your evolving lifestyle.

Begin your exploration of the series and establish an enduring rhythm of strength, flexibility, and presence.

Audio Languages: English
Subtitles: English
20 mins TV-G
Bring slow, mindful intention to your movement on the mat. As you slow down, focus your attention on opening your hamstrings.
17 mins TV-G
This practice asks you to slow down and be patient as you find the still point in your body and mind. As you move slowly through poses that target hips, hamstrings, and improving your balance, look for insight, resolution, and ease to follow.
18 mins TV-G
Weave intention into each breath and every posture in this practice. As you focus on finding binds in various poses, look to find space at your heart center.
21 mins TV-G
Slowing down your breathing is a sure-fire way to slow down other areas in your life. Bring your intention to a slow, mindful breath as you practice and close with some slow pranayama (breath work).
19 mins TV-G
Get off the fast track and into the leisure lane with this slower-paced practice. Focus on your quads, shoulders, and luxurious twists as you take your time to appreciate your body, breath, and the time you have been given.
18 mins TV-G
Ahimsa, or non-violence, asks us to practice compassion and kindness towards ourselves and others. As you practice, look for any tendencies you have to force the postures or breath and, instead, look to find ease.
20 mins TV-G
Satya (truth), asks us to be honest in our feelings, thoughts, and actions. This practice asks you to get honest with yourself and your body as you practice poses that focus on your hamstrings, hips, and quads.
19 mins TV-G
Asteya, or non-stealing, manifests in your life when you feel like there is not enough. Get rid of this perception of scarcity as you move on your mat today, bringing in a feeling of abundance through twists and poses that focus on your hips and hamstrings.
17 mins TV-G
Brahmacharya, or moderation, suggests that we balance effort with ease in all areas of our life. Use the power of the pelvic floor to simultaneously harness and conserve prana, through a practice building towards crow pose (bakasana).
19 mins TV-G
Non-grasping (aparigraha) asks us to loosen your grip on plans and outcomes. Use this principle as you move with staying present without overly attaching to the end result, through a variety of balancing postures.
20 mins TV-G
Choose to have faith in the graciousness and goodness of the world as you move through this backbend-focused practice. Embracing this concept, although sometimes difficult, can allow a peaceful existence and a solid trust that life is for you, not against you.
17 mins TV-G
In Sanskrit, ‘Sat’ means ‘inner truth’. It is through this truth that we begin to lift the veils of illusion and clarify our perspective. Use poses to help you seek truth, embody truth, and speak truth through this practice.
17 mins TV-G
Radically crush any limited beliefs and ideas through poses designed to open your hips and fly above the ground. As humans, we have a tendency to make ideas, theories, and conclusions even when in reality we have very little information. Moving beyond ideas allows you to escape the suffering that comes from this thick veil of illusion.
19 mins TV-G
Begin to move past maya (illusion) and into the unknown with this hamstring-opening practice. Begin on your back with leg stretches and hip opening before moving to a a short standing sequence culminating in one-legged balancing.
20 mins TV-G
There are three sides to every story: your side, the other side, and the neutral side. This practice reminds you to look at the bigger picture and to move outside your comfort zone with a variety of balancing and hip opening postures.
18 mins TV-G
The first niyama, saucha, is commonly translated to mean ‘cleanliness.’ Join this practice to explore this yogic principle and how it can help you embrace the practice of setting clear energetic boundaries.
20 mins TV-G
This practice looks at the principle of santosha (contentment). It’s not always easy to accept where you are in life, but with the help of a consistent yoga practice you can learn to appreciate exactly where you are right now.
18 mins TV-G
A practice of chest-opening and back-strengthening poses to help you access tapas (strength and discipline). This practice starts with the chant: Om Namah Shivaya Om.
16 mins TV-G
Use the concept of svadhyaya (self-study) to build a deeper awareness of self. Move through the body while withdrawing the senses.
17 mins TV-G
Let this practice be an opportunity for you to surrender to something bigger than yourself, Ishvara Pranidhana. Rather than focusing on results, remember that you are a part of something much bigger.
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