Mt Biker's Yoga

Mt Biker's Yoga

Whether it's pavement or trail your riding, yoga will help you go longer with targeted cross-training and recovery practices. You'll learn techniques to strengthen, stabilize, and stretch your hardest-working muscles so that you can ride confidently and stay injury-free.

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Mt Biker's Yoga
  • Mountain Ready + Steady

    Prep yourself to climb some mountains this season with a strong standing flow that cultivates a steadiness of the mind. You'll spend the majority of the class standing, so it makes a great practice for the times you don't want to get on the ground or for those with upper body injuries.

Extras

  • Interval Sun Salutation Flow

    Get your breath moving and heart pumping in this interval breakdown of sun salutations. Expect to challenge your leg, core and arm strength. A great practice to start the day or any time you want to move and sweat when you're short on time.

  • Post Run/Ride MFR Quickie

    Stiff back post run or ride? Take twenty minutes to hit all the sweet spots. We've got your traps, pecs, psoas, glutes, and low back covered!

  • Psoas by the Sea

    Your psoas is one of the most important muscles in your body. It connects your spine to your legs. Without this key player, you wouldn't be able to run, walk, or even stand upright. Use this flow to dance in the give and take of the hips and spine. You'll create the length and strength you need t...

  • Complete Lower Body Release

    Superboost your recovery with this comprehensive lower body release. Grab a massage ball, blocks, and a chair to roll out your glutes, hip flexors, quads, hammies, and calves.

  • Quick Core Strength Flow

    This strengthening flow draws on some of our favorite moves to train your core without compromising your low back. Train your abs, hips, and back to support your spine and pelvis with more efficiency and consistency.

  • Flex Flow

    This 45 minute "flex" flow will power up your core, mobilize your hips and stabilize your shoulders for balanced feeling of strength and flexibility

  • Wrist and Forearm Quick Fix

    There are very few activities in sport and life that don't involve using your wrists and forearms.  Practice this video daily before they get chronically cranky

  • Quick Shoulder Release

    This class will reset your posture via myofascial release (MFR) in a few key shoulder muscles to help you feel more aligned! It's great for headaches, a stiff neck, shoulder pain, or that nagging achy upper back.

  • 3 Pose Sleep Prep

    Yoga is a powerful tool to influence your sleep. This video with train your brain to slow down, reset your body with 3 targeted poses, bolster your breath for a lower heart rate, and condition your nervous system for ease.

  • Quick Lower Body Release

    Don't just ignore the soreness and hope it goes away- work it out and breathe it out! Grab a ball and take 30 minutes to roll out your hips, quads, hammies, lower legs, and feet.

  • Pre Ride Prep

    This yoga session activates key muscles involved in sustaining you on a bike or in the backcountry. It also releases tight muscles from the day before so you have fuller access to your power today.

  • Post Ride Recovery

    Whether you've been on your bike, skis, or snowboard, riding can take a toll on your body. This head-to-toe reset will support a down-regulation of your nervous system for a faster, more effective recovery. Plus, it just feel so good.

  • Quad & Hamstring Release

    The quads and hamstrings are large and opposing muscles that often inhibit each other of they are too tight. This class aims to lengthen and stretch both for a deep and well-rounded feeling of release and greater access to their power.

  • Hamstring Strength Flow

    Create more stability in your pelvis and lower body with a solid dose of strengthening for the hamstrings, glutes, low back, and core . This dynamic vinyasa class flows through warrior III (virabhadrasana III), half moon (ardha chandrasana), and several lunge variations. You'll walk away from the...

  • Neck and Upper Back Release

  • Save the Knees!

    Start with myofascial release followed by a few simple moves to promote ankle and hip mobility. Then work through three different quad exercises to build strength and reduce pain. Practice often for the best effect!

  • Full Body Mobility Flow

    Hips, shoulders, knees and toes… Take your whole body through its full range of motion in a class that is great on an active recovery day and perfect as a pre-surf warm-up.

  • Restorative Hip Opener

    Support yourself in this one hip-opening pose to restore your body and your state of mind. This reclined, but elevated pose is a great alternative to savasana during pregnancy.

  • Quad Release

    Your quads are one of your powerhouse muscles groups. They allow you to run, jump, lunge, squat, sprint, and stop. Use this sequence to re-lengthen your thighs whenever they're feeling sore or when your knees are feeling stiff.

  • Hamstring Helper

    The hamstrings are super good at being short and tight. It can often feel hard to make change back there. This video will give you a simple but effective recipe of two things you can do to help your hamstrings release and lengthen.

  • Quad Strength Flow

    Challenge yourself to a new kind of quad strength as you move into positions that demand your quadriceps to work beyond their most typical active range of motion. Fun side-effects: happier knees and better posture!

  • Chest Opening Flow

    This short flow will open up the chest to create freedom in the neck, upper back, and breath! You'll begin with some soft tissue work before moving into a series of poses to stretch out your pecs.

  • Warrior Flow

    This strong, standing flow starts with core work and sun salutations, then guides you through the various warrior poses to bring out your inner warrior.

  • Harmonizing Hip Flow

    The hip is a huge ball-in-socket joint surrounded by some of the body's biggest muscles. This flow aims to harmonize all four groups of hip muscles— front, back, inner, and outer— that are constantly working to move you through life and sport. Start, interrupt, or end your day with this. You wo...