Steady Summer

Workouts 

Your weekly workouts will appear here - move through them at your own steady pace. Remember that the tortoise, not the hare, wins the race.

Before You Begin:

A Few Tips for Moving Steady

  • Stay hydrated

    Keep water nearby before, during, and after your session to support your brain and body.

  • Less is more

    It’s okay to pause, skip a movement, or stop early. Healing is not about pushing through.

  • Stay grounded

    Choose a quiet space with minimal visual stimulation. Dim lighting and a calm surface can make a big difference.

  • Take breaks

    If you feel symptoms increase, stop, breathe, and give yourself space. You can always come back to it.

  • Track how you feel

    Use a journal or symptom tracker to note how you feel before and after each workout.

  • Consistency over intensity

    Small, steady steps add up. It’s not about how much you do in one given moment, but about how many times you show up.

Steady Summer

Workout 4

Every time you return to the mat, you’re telling your body: “I’ve got you.”

Workout 1

Start small. Start soft, You don’t have to do it all — you just have to begin.

Workout 2

Steady isn’t slow. It’s powerful. Trust the pace that feels right today.

Workout 3

You’re not behind, Your body knows what it’s doing — keep listening.

Workout 5

You’ve done more than you think. Let this be a celebration of how far you’ve come.