🎙️Feeling Tired? 💤 These 5 Yoga Practices Will Help


Hi Reader,

If you’re anything like me, tiredness feels like it has its own permanent spot in my daily 📆 schedule.

Whether you’re navigating pregnancy🤰, the postpartum phase 🤱, or just life in general, dealing with exhaustion can be relentless.

That’s why I created and taught the 5 Yoga Poses To Beat Exhaustion During Pregnancy workshop a few weeks ago.

After such great feedback, I decided to make the practices accessible to postpartum mamas too.

Hence, this week’s podcast episode: 5 Yoga Poses for Tiredness (Suitable for Prenatal AND Postnatal).

In this episode, I’ll guide you through 5 yoga practices that meet you exactly where you are, whether you’re looking to recharge, rest deeply, or just get through the moment:


🌿 A calming Prana Mudra to restore your energy reserves.
🌿 Breathing techniques to either calm down or fire up (yes, it’s that simple!).
🌿 Which movements (and why) help get the energy flowing, no matter how low your battery is at.
🌿 Restorative poses to help you feel supported (imagine a hug for your body).
🌿 Explanation of how a guided relaxation can leave you refreshed and centered.

I’ll also share insights into how you can make rest feel productive (because it truly is). 💪

Whether you need active practices to boost energy, passive practices to recover, or tools to manage the moment, in this episode, you’ll find something to help.

Listen now and recharge your batteries

Take a deep breath Reader, you’ve got this.

With love,

Krish ❤️

www.krishyoga.com


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