Pep Talk: Yoga + Weekly Planning
Yoga + Weekly planning pep talk – say what?!
Ever heard of the archer yoga pose? Why standing like a tree can be super good for you when you’re feeling frazzled?
Pop in for some standing stretching/get-balanced/shoot-an-arrow fun AND let’s talk a smidgeon about how weekly planning can help you create space for more of what matters most to you.
Yes – yoga + weekly planning = win!
Watch the video: Pep Talk: Yoga + Weekly Planning
Equipment/space needed
You don’t need fancy equipment to do this. Supplies you might want to have on hand include:
- Space on the ground or in your bed to comfortably move and stretch (like stretching your arms out)
- Blanket, towel, rug, or yoga mat, if desired
- Clothing you can stretch and move in
Remember this!
As always, these key points are essential to healthy happy movement, including relaxing yoga:
- Be kind to your body! It’s the only one you’ve got! Speaking or thinking badly about it will only hinder you. (More research about that in future posts!)
- Always, always modify as needed. Only YOU know what your body is feeling. So if something isn’t working for you at this time, dial it back. Modify.
- Pursuing healthy movement is a gift you give yourself. Enjoy it. (And seek out healthy movement that fills you up! If yoga isn’t your jam, keep exploring and trying until you find your best-fit option).
Disclaimer
Coffee Chats and Yoga Mats (Cortney Loui) recommends that you consult your physician regarding the applicability of any recommendations and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program. When participating in any exercise or exercise program, there is the possibility of physical injury. If you engage in this exercise or exercise program, you agree that you do so at your own risk, are voluntarily participating in these activities, and assume all risk of injury to yourself.
Resources related to this pep talk: yoga + weekly planning
Article: How Weekly Planning Can Improve Your Life
Here’s the lowdown on what weekly planning is, how to get started, and some encouragement to give it a go. Maybe you’ll also become a fan!
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Cortney is a Christian life coach and recovering over-achiever who is passionate about helping Christian women embrace who God created them to be so they can confidently step into any season of life with passion, purpose, and peace. She’s also an ENFJ, MBTI® coach, M. Ed in College Student Development, Pilates and Yoga teacher, wife, mama, and entrepreneur. In her pre-kid life, she coordinated programs for, coached, funded, and provided leadership training for more than 60+ student organizations and 100s of university students for 7+ years. (Helping people highlight their inner awesomeness and reach their goals is her jam!)
More importantly, she’s God’s beloved.
