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Sometimes it's one small detail that changes how a movement feels.
These programs and tutorials break things down — from anatomy and muscle activation to alignment, technique and the little details that are easy to miss.
Understand what's happening. Then take it back to your mat and explore for yourself.
The Crow Physics Method
Stop trying to hold yourself up. Learn how to push the floor away.
If you can hold a solid plank but Crow still feels impossible — or you get up only to come straight back down — strength might not be the problem.
This 3-session micro-course breaks down the mechanics behind Crow, including hand placement, serratus activation, weight shift and upper-body leverage, so you can understand what needs to happen rather than simply trying harder.
Includes a 5-page Quick-Reference PDF Guide and lifetime access.
USD $37
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“I was honestly surprised by how much I improved, even while practising solo at home. By the end, I was able to do a Side Crow.
I never thought I could enhance my skills on my own, but the clear video instructions and drills really made a difference. Greta is incredibly detail-oriented, even in the air, and it truly amazed me.
free tutorials
Small details. Big differnece.
These free tutorials take a closer look at movements we often practise without thinking much about —
until something hurts, feels stuck, or simply doesn't make sense.
The no-pain wrist method
Your hands are your foundation. Treat them like one.
Hands on the floor might seem simple, but how you place and use them can change everything above them.
This mini-program explores wrist anatomy, tension relief, hand positioning and muscle activation to build a stronger, more stable foundation for talbe top, plank, arm balances, downward dog, handstands, wheel pose and more
How to Wild Thing
Don’t just flip over. Lift.
The transition from Downward Dog (adho muka svanasana) to Wild Thing (camatkarasana) can feel confusing, heavy or like you’re simply trying not to collapse.
This tutorial breaks down what’s actually happening in the transition - and how body work against gravity to create that light, lifted arc.
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Half-Tuck Handstand
Comfortable at the wall. Frozen in the middle of the mat?
You’re not alone.
Using A prop and a half-tuck position, this tutorial gives you a controlled way to explore balance away from the wall - while figuring out what needs to strengthen, what needs to open and what might simply need to relax
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Want to explore further? My YouTube channel has more free practice, tutorials and technical breakdowns to help you understand but just what to do, but what you’re actually doing.
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