Find Your Context
Select a filter below to narrow sessions by mood or physical state. Every option is designed for immediate use without preparation.
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Sunrise Spine Wake
A slow sequence to transition from sleep to standing. Focuses on spinal articulation and shoulder opening while seated on the edge of the bed.
Min 1–2Seated breathing, eyes closedMin 3–8Cat-cow, side bends, neck rollsMin 9–10Standing reach, quiet pause -
Kitchen Counter Flow
Use a stable surface for support while the kettle heats. Gentle hip circles, calf raises, and wrist mobility to begin the day with awareness.
Min 1–2Posture check at counterMin 3–8Hip circles, ankle rolls, shoulder shrugsMin 9–10Deep breath, set intention -
Screen Break Reset
Designed for mid-work pauses. Targets the upper back, hips, and eyes with movements that require no floor space.
Min 1–2Look away from screen, blink slowlyMin 3–8Seated twists, chest opener, wrist stretchesMin 9–10Stand, roll shoulders, sit back down -
Chair Liberation
Reclaim mobility after prolonged sitting. Alternates between seated and standing positions using your chair as a balance aid.
Min 1–2Feet flat, spine tall, breatheMin 3–8Sit-to-stand reps, hip flexor stretch, hamstring reachMin 9–10Seated rest, notice changes -
Twilight Unwind
A floor-based sequence with supported stretches and long holds. Intended to signal the body that the active portion of the day is complete.
Min 1–2Child's pose, slow exhalesMin 3–8Reclined figure-four, supine twist, legs-up-wallMin 9–10Savasana, dim lights -
Bedside Release
Gentle movements performed entirely on or beside the bed. No transitions to the floor required.
Min 1–2Lying on back, knee-to-chest hugMin 3–8Happy baby, gentle rocking, side-lying stretchMin 9–10Final stillness, eyes closed
What to Expect Before You Press Play
Every session card includes a three-step outline covering arrival, movement, and closure. There are no surprises mid-session — you know the full arc before committing your ten minutes.
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