Let's Roll!
Are you looking to establish or enhance your self-care plan? We’ve got you covered.
Self-care is vital to physical, emotional and mental well-being. Join us for these monthly workshops utilizing yoga therapy balls, breathing techniques and movement to release tension in the body, enhance mobility and to ‘wake up’ the sleeping spaces that we might be unaware of. All levels welcome.
Using therapy balls you will be guided to roll and release fascial tissue (the connective tissue that weaves throughout and connects most of your body parts) which helps to release tension, enhance breathing and improve posture and mobility.
1:00 - 3:00
IN STUDIO + LIVESTREAM
Cost: $35 // Early Bird: $30
March 26 - Time for Spring: Walk and Roll:
Awaken and enhance the joy of walking for wellbeing. Walking is a whole-body experience, but did you know that there are 26 bones and 33 joints in the human foot alone? There’s also more than 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments - all of which work together to provide support, balance and mobility. During this workshop, the yoga therapy balls will help us get into the many sedentary nooks and crannies in our feet, ankles, legs and hips to enhance mobility, endurance and strength in our walk.
What You’ll Need:
Ideally you will need the following practice tools for these workshops since these tools are the ideal size and texture for the work that we will do together:
Roll Model Method Coregeous ball
1 pair of Roll Model Method/Yoga tune up small therapy balls
We will have a limited supply of these to borrow at the studio (if we are allowed to use borrowed props at the time of the workshops), or:
These are available for purchase at MetroWest Yoga (supplies limited), or online here: Self-Care Fitness
We also offer some substitutes listed below:
Roll Model Method Coregeous Ball - possible substitutes: any squishy air-filled ball with a removable plug to add or remove some air when needed, a rolled yoga mat or decorative pillow.
Roll Model Method / Yoga Tune Up small therapy balls - possible substitutes: 2 Tennis or similar size balls
Teacher Bio:
Karen Mott is an Oncology Nurse in Palliative Care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, MA. A former hospice nurse, now working in oncology for over a decade, Karen found yoga and meditation as a way to manage the stresses of caregiving and daily life. Now, she finds joy in bringing her certified yoga teaching skills to the wider world, and has personally experienced the benefits of mindfulness, yoga and compassion in her own life -- increased resilience, greater self-compassion, and living with more joy. Karen completed her 200 hour YTT at MetroWest Yoga in 2012 and 500 YTT with Bo Forbes, PhD in 2016. She is also a certified Y4C (Yoga for Cancer) teacher.