
Cultivate hip flexors and groin release through a guided sequence of lunges, lizard and frog poses, plus a calming breath and body-scan meditation for runners.
Engage in a guided thoracic recovery sequence that blends spinal mobility, shoulder opening, and diaphragmatic breathing to release tension and support runners' injury prevention.
Practice a short yoga sequence for runners to release lower back tension and restore neutral lumbar alignment. Include hip stretches, happy baby, windscreen wipers, and pigeon pose.
Engage a 15-minute runner-focused yoga routine that combines box breathing, foot and ankle massage, calf and ankle stretches, and windscreen wipers to promote recovery and injury prevention.
begin in mountain pose, move through half sun salutations, and build core stability with burdock holds, plank, locust, and side plank. finish with reclining spine twist and body scan meditation.
Enhance lats and shoulder mobility through a 15-minute sequence for runners, featuring a three part Porpora breathing practice, shoulder releases, side bends, and restorative poses to reduce injury and pain.
boost hip and hamstring flexibility with a 15-minute yoga flow for runners, featuring mountain pose, half sun salutations, crescent lunges, hip flexor stretches, and a calming final relaxation.
Open your hips with a groin and hip flexor stretch sequence designed for runners. Move through lizard and goddess poses to open the hips and groin, reducing risk of injury.
Develop knee and ankle stability through a breath-focused yoga sequence—from mountain pose and half sun salutations to high lunge, eagle pose, and slow forward folds—emphasizing alignment and core engagement.
Perform a 15-minute yoga sequence for runners, starting with reclining sidebend and progressing through standing side bends, hip openers, and extended side angle to reduce injuries and pain.
Practice a runner-friendly yoga flow that opens the hamstrings and calves, starting in mountain pose and moving through half sun salutations, runner's lunges, downward dog, triangles, and reclining poses.
Flow through a breath-led yoga sequence to prepare the hips for the peak pose pigeon, including twists, lunges, and hip-opening holds for runners.
Improve hip and pelvis stability through a mountain pose warmup and hip-stabilizing sequence, including sun salutations, lunges, warrior poses, balancing halfmoon, pigeon stretch, and body-scan meditation.
Lead a runner-focused yoga flow that uses breath to loosen hip flexors and stretch the quads through bridge, low lunge, crescent lunge, and half reclining hero.
Practice core flow with a full yoga sequence of sun salutations, balance and dancer poses, side planks, and abs work to strengthen the core and breath awareness.
Want to run faster, longer and with less effort? Then you need these 15-minute yoga sessions, designed specifically for athletes.
Running is fantastic cardio, it can be euphoric and give you an enviable physique but it can also lead to recurring pain, injury and needless frustration.
That is, unless you practice yoga to balance out your training—you warm up before your runs, stretch out after and keep your joints moving through their full range of motion.
This yoga course is designed specifically for runners by me, Abi Carver. I am a 2 x 200-hour Yoga Alliance Certified Yoga Teacher and NASM Qualified Personal Trainer who specialises in designing yoga programs for athletes. You are a special snowflake and it is also true that your sport sets up a fairly predictable pattern of muscular imbalances and joint restrictions that is an experience shared by many other runners just like you.
So I have designed this course to give you everything you need to run pain and injury-free today and for many years to come.
In this course, we practice 4 different styles of sequence:
1. Yoga For Strength—especially for the core, hips and knees.
2. Yoga For Flexibility—primarily for the calves, hamstrings, quads, hips, groin and glutes.
3. Yoga For Mobility—for your ankles, hips, thoracic, shoulders and neck.
4. Yoga For Recovery—to alleviate lower back, mid back, knee and hip pain.
We start off super easy and gradually increase the difficulty to keep you challenged and continuing to make improvements.
If you think that I can help you to run faster, longer and with less aches and pains, then I can't wait to have you on my course.
So what are you waiting for?!