2018 taught me more about my own personal Yoga journey than I ever expected or anticipated. I’ve been an avid lover of Yoga for the last year and a half (ish) and it’s something that I’ve spoken about on this blog on a number of occasions. Last year, I went to a Yoga retreat for the first time – which was a huge step out of my comfort zone but ultimately, I learnt a bloody lot from that experience and I’ve learned more and more about what works for me, what doesn’t and what I can quite frankly kiss goodbye to in terms of Yoga and it’s teachings.
The thing I love about Yoga is that it’s so versatile and not every type of Yoga will suit everyone and we don’t all need or want the same things out of it. I use Yoga With Adriene on a regular basis and she’s the only teacher I use because I jive with her attitude and everything she says sits well with me.
I did a post last year about Yoga With Adriene practices I’d recommend but today I wanted to share a larger number of her practices in easy to follow categories so depending on your mood, you know where to go. On all of my Yoga related posts, I always have someone commenting saying that they’d love to do Yoga but don’t know where to start.
But even with a solid recommendation like Yoga With Adriene, she has hundreds and hundreds of videos to choose from, so understandably, it can be a bit daunting. I’ve worked my way through a fair amount of her videos, so I’ve grouped them together depending on how you’re feeling and your mood! I hope this helps!
Lower energy practices
Yoga For Healing and Meditation (28 minutes)
TRUE DAY 11 – Soften (17 minutes)
TRUE DAY 8 – Salve (29 minutes)
Cozy Yoga (38 minutes)
Slow and Gentle Yoga (28 minutes)
Yoga for Beginners – The Basics (41 minutes)
Yoga for Bedtime (20 minutes)
Gentle Yoga (25 minutes)
Practices for when you’re feeling anxious / stressed / low
Yoga for Depression (15 minutes)
Meditation for Humility (12 minutes)
Movement Medicine – Calming Practice (17 minutes)
Yoga for Stress Management (32 minutes)
Yoga for Relaxation (33 minutes)
Practices for when you need a decent stretch
Yoga Morning Fresh (36 minutes)
TRUE DAY 3 – Stretch (34 minutes)
Total Body Yoga – Deep Stretch (45 minutes)
Yoga Stretch (21 minutes)
Practices for aches and pains
Yoga for Lower Back Pain (15 minutes)
Yoga for Hips and Lower Back Release (23 minutes)
Yoga for Your Upper Back Pain (12 minutes)
Yoga for Tired Legs (26 minutes)
Yoga for Neck and Shoulder Relief (17 minutes)
Practices for good energy
Yoga + Pranayama For the Spine (28 minutes)
TRUE DAY 30 – Be You (31 minutes)
Peaceful Warrior Yoga (28 minutes)
Heart and Hips Practice – Hands Free Yoga (26 minutes)
Yoga for Self Respect (20 minutes)
Practices for when you want to sweat
Movement Medicine – Energy Practice (17 minutes)
Yoga for Weight Loss – Love Yoga Flow (35 minutes)
Detox Yoga – Yoga Flow for Detox and Digestion (20 minutes)
Balancing Ocean Flow (25 minutes)
Yoga for Weight Loss – Hips and Core Vinyasa (12 minutes)
If you’re a complete beginner when it comes to Yoga, it’s so important to go at your own pace and find what works for you. I started with the very basics, the Yoga for beginners practices and anything with the word “gentle” in the title and gradually worked my way up from there.
But even now, a year and a half later, there’s always days where the thought of doing anything strenuous seems like the worst thing in the world and I’ll opt for a slower, gentle practices instead. I find it serves me much more than just pushing through a difficult practice that I don’t really want to be doing.
Of course I’m not a medical professional or a qualified Yoga teacher either, so although these are my recommendations, if you have any health concerns before starting Yoga or during, always see your doc!
If you have any other questions regarding any Yoga with Adriene practices, I’m happy to answer them the best I can! Do you do Yoga? What type of Yoga do you enjoy? Anything you’d recommend?
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It really is a great tool to help deal with life. In the studio I practice in, there are so many different styles of yoga taught. This, coupled with each individual teachers style really makes for great choices depending on how my mood is. In the morning during the week I really enjoy a strong, challenging vinyasa practice, sometimes made more difficult with the heat turned up. On the weekends after hitting the gym, some yin just fits in beautifully. Nice post
Sounds good! I don’t go to classes but I feel the same with YWA as she has a practice for almost everything!
Thank you for the post! I love Yoga with Adriene and this is very helpful. Some of the videos you recommended I’ve never noticed. 😀
Ah thank you! She’s amazing x
This is such a useful, helpful post – thank you so much for posting it! I’ve recently started a new exercise regime and I wanted more flexibility in it so getting into yoga has been a big thing. I’m excited to try some of these out as I hear nothing but great things about Adriene!
Beth x
She really is an Angel on Earth. My flexibility has improved ten fold since using her videos even though I wasn’t even focused on it! And I was SERIOUSLY not flexible before!
I keep promising myself I’ll get back into yoga again but I’ve been unsuccessful so far.
Yessss I have been waiting for this post! *bookmarks*
Definitely going to give a few of these a go, I love the way you’ve split them into groups.
Cora | http://teapartyprincess.co.uk/
Thank you! Hope you find it helpful. If you have any other questions or want any other recommendations from her that I haven’t listed, do message me 😌
I’ve never really tried yoga before, but I’m thinking that I will do sometime this year! One of my personal fitness goals is to be flexible again, and I think after I’ve hit a flexibility milestone that I’m proud of, I’ll have to give yoga a go xx
twinklexthoughts.blogspot.com
Yoga is a great tool to improve your flexibility itself x
I’m just scared I’m going to try it and be so awfully inflexible that I won’t have the desire to push on :’) hence why I want to work on it on my own first! x
You don’t need to be flexible to do yoga, that’s a complete myth 😌
maybe i shall give it a go sooner then! thanks for teaching me something new 😉 x
I never knew there were so many types of Yoga! I have always envisioned it as stretching and bending in tonnes of almost impossible ways. I would love to give it a try one day… though my house is small, so maybe that one day won’t be just yet, haha!
I am so glad that you are having fun with it!
Kirstie
Nope, absolutely not! There’s so much more too it than that!
Bookmarking this page because when I’m feeling a bit better, I really want to try some yoga. I keep hearing that it does the world of good for mental health issues and stress x
Melanie || http://www.melaniewithanie.com
It really does. I started it as a way to try and help my anxiety and it really has helped since I’ve started using Adriene. The mat is the only place I feel safe sometimes x
So many people I know do yoga but I have never tried it xx
Maybe you should give it a go x
I’ve tried Yoga a couple of times but I can’t seem to find a class that suits me. They always mix up abilities and I feel like I can’t mix with them so seeing that link to beginner videos is great! I really want to try again to help with my Fibromyalgia!
Daisy xoxo
TheDeeWhoLived
Personally I don’t enjoy classes. I think they can be really hit and miss. But Adriene is just fantastic! And her beginner videos are brilliant! Xxx
Absolutely love this blog post, I love Yoga with Adriene and this post is such a great list of yoga for every mood which everyone definitely needs in their life!
Sara | https://www.copperandsun.co.uk
Thank you 😌 She’s amazing isn’t she!
this is such a helpful post, i absolutely adore the yoga with adriene. the video for hips and lower back release is one of my personal favorites. i’ve been very much slacking on my yoga practices and I can totally feel it in my hips. this post actually really makes me want to work through some of the videos you suggested because while i’ve done a good bit of them I haven’t done them all. i’ll have to save this post to come back too so i can find the perfect video for what i’m feeling. x
mich / simplymich.com
Thank you, glad you found it helpful 😀 xx
This sounds incredible and I’m definitely going to look into this myself.
http://littlemissmelanie.com
Hope you find it helpful!
Thanks for this! I’m travelling at the moment and today I’ve been struggling along with some aches and pains. I haven’t had a good stretch in so long! This is just what I need 😊
These would be perfect 😚
I like to rotate between doing my own sequence and practicing with Adriene. Her Yoga for Sciatica was great for when I injured my back but was ready to start moving again. She really has such a versatile library of videos!
She really does! You can find Yoga for everything on her channel!
This is a really helpful and useful post, Jenny! One of my resolutions or ‘goals’ this year was to make more time for yoga – predominantly classes – but this would be a great place to start as I’m a total yoga newbie. Love how you’ve sectioned off appropriate methods for various moods and situations!
Charlene McElhinney
https://charlenemcelhinney.co.uk
This would be a great place to start for sure to get the basics and the foundations 😌
I love the subcategories you used to divide this one up, it’s really helpful! I’ve always wanted to be a yoga girl but I’ve never quite found a style that suits me I tried a class once but it was very very slow, more meditative, and didn’t really feel like a workout. Maybe I should try some at home ones from the make you sweat category and see if I find that more enjoyable x
Sophie
http://www.glowsteady.co.uk
The sweat ones would be perfect for you! Not all yoga is slow and stretchy 😌
Thank you so much for this. My classes start again this week and I can’t wait. I’m not great at practicing much at home, the dog usually tries to join in! X
Haha aww bless that’s the beauty of home practicing!
I love how you’ve gone out of your way to categorise everything because you’re right, if I saw that massive list I would not have any idea where to start! I love the section for stress because I stress a hell of a lot so it’ll come in handy!
Haha they’re really great videos for sure 😌
I used to do Yoga pretty much every day while I was at uni, but it’s something that I fell out of the routine of when I had to enter the big wide world! I definitely want to get back into it though, is there anything you’d recommend for someone who wants to ease back into it? Also, I think it’s so awesome that you went to a yoga retreat, the idea of that has always really appealed to me, maybe that’s my way of getting back into it this year?! 😁
Taylor x
http://www.teatimeandbooks.com
Any of the slow / stretchy / beginner practices would be perfect. She also had a practice called “Yoga for Beginners Mind” which might be a good place to start too 😌 I personally found the retreat too spiritually intense so if you haven’t done yoga in ages I probably wouldn’t recommend!
I’m definitely someone who doesn’t know where to start. I’ve never quite worked out if I want to start or not but just reading the titles of these makes that a definite yes. Great post!
Giving it a go definitely won’t hurt! 😌
Yay! Love Yoga with Adriene! I’m doing the January 30 day challenge for this year 🙂 I try every year and this time I’m determined to get to get to the end!
Same 😌 I’m a few day’s behind but I always complete it! Really enjoying this one 😌
This is great – thanks for sharing! I love how you separated them into categories! I’m not a huge yoga person, but I might just have to try some of these out.
Hope you find some you like! 😌
Omg Jenny you have no idea how much I needed this. I’m in the middle of a fitness journey at the moment and I want to do Yoga on the days that I don’t go to the gym but I was literally so clueless, this is a big help!
Jas xx | https://thoughtsfromjasmine.co.uk
Yay so glad this will come in helpful! A stretchy practice would be perfect for that 😌
I am one of those people who tried yoga once, laughed, and was asked to leave the class so never went back! I am trying to up my fitness and wellbeing this year so I might take a look at the gentle videos (about all I’m capable of atm, haha). Seriously though, Jenny, this is such a helpful round up, there’s something for everyone here, thank you for curating this. Also, I recognise that White Pumpkin candle! xx
Lisa | http://www.lisasnotebook.com
That’s the beauty of home practice, you can laugh, fart, roll around and nobody can tell you to leave 😌 You take what you want from these practices but the main thing is to just have fun and find what feels good so I hope you find some you enjoy!
This is such a helpful post Jenny! I love how you have grouped the videos into sections depending on mood. I always find each day my energy levels are different, but lately I’ve been wanting to do the more chilled, relaxing practices, cozy yoga is one of my faves. I’m going to go through the lower energy list and see if there are any I haven’t done yet. Thanks for sharing, great post! <3 xxx
Bexa | http://www.hellobexa.com
Cosy yoga is a great video and she’s so funny in that one!
I love Yoga with Adriene! I wacthed her videos a lot when I was first starting yoga and didn’t know what I was doing. I haven’t practiced in a while, but I use some yoga moves to stretch after work outs. Thanks for posting. I will have to save this whenever I’m in the yoga mood!
I have watch Yoga with Audreine for a few year on and off and really love doing yoga when I’m a little stressed, just need to make some more time for it. Thank you for putting all the videos together makes it a lot easier! Xx
You’re welcome 😌
I’ve been hearing a little bit about Yoga with Adrienne lately and after your personal endorsement I might check her channel out and give some of her videos a try, especially if I need more relaxed and low impact workout.
I adore her relaxed practices!
This is a great resource, I’ll definitely be saving it for use in the future!
Britt | http://alternativelyspeaking.ca
Hope you enjoy them!
The main reason why I don’t go to the gym is that I actually need to go there, as in walk and i feel like the journey there is always a waste of my time! But I have done some yoga and loved it and would defo do those practices at home! so convenient!
It really is so convenient!
I absolutely adore Adriene and her videos. She is actually the reason why I fell in love with Yoga so much. I love that I can turn exactly the video that I need and feel like that day. x
Antonia || Sweet Passions
Same! She feels like a friend 😌
Jenny, you have absolutely no idea how much of a lifesaver this blog post is! I have tried out Yoga with Adriene’s practices on and off for a few years now, usually to help me go to sleep at night after a busy day, but sometimes it is really hard to remember which practices are most suitable for certain mood! There’s nothing worse than trying to chill out and then being asked to plank for a minute by the video haha! I’ve bookmarked this post for later use, there are some under your lower energy practices heading that I’ve yet to try out, so I’ll definitely be doing that this evening!
Abbey xxx
Hahah! You’re so right. She has a great Yoga for Bedtime practice which I actually did last night and I slept so well!
I’ve been looking for something exactly like this list!! Thank you so much for posting this! It’s exactly what I needed to get back into practicing yoga.
So glad you found it! 😌
I’ve been wanting to try Yoga for ages so this post is perfect! I can’t wait to try some of these xx
Tiffany x http://www.foodandotherloves.co.uk
Hope you enjoy them! Let me know how you get on 😌
Thanks so much for this, that’s really helpful! I really enjoy yoga but I struggle to keep it up . I prefer to go to a class if I can, but if not, then Yoga with Adriene is my go to (although I don’t have much space at home so it can be tricky! One of the reasons I like to go to a class!). But as you say there are loads of practices on there, so this is really helpful to narrow it down a bit to what might suit me. I also agree that every practice is different, so tailoring your practice to how you feel is important. I do want to try to do more at home between the classes, so I’m going to try out some of the practices you’ve listed above. Thanks again 🙂
She has plenty of short practice which are great to fit in between things when you just need that something extra 😌
I love yoga, and I’ve done lots of yoga with Adriene!
Love, Amie ❤
The Curvaceous Vegan
She’s fab x
I’m still yet to give Yoga a try, although I’ve never really thought there was so many different practises you can try! I may have a look at the ones to help when you’re feeling anxious/low/stressed, I feel like that would help me out a lot.
Chloe xx
http://www.chloechats.com
There are literally thousands! On Adriene’s channel alone! I’d really recommend her stressed practices, she really gets you out of your own head for a whirl.
This is such a wonderful resource! I used to practice yoga regularly until I moved to London and away from my teacher, and I’ve wanted to get back into it without having to subject myself to London yoga people. I’ll definitely be working my way through this list, and I’m sticking on the yoga for lower back pain as soon as I get home!
Cordelia || cordeliamoor.com
This is a great option for if you don’t want to use a teacher or go to a class (classes aren’t for me!) the lower back ones are heavenly!
I really need to start doing yoga again x
http://www.ofbeautyandnothingness.co.uk
Would definitely recommend x
I absolutely love her…I did her 30 day challenge last year but also any time I am doing yoga…I just pull up one of her videos…there are some for you even when you have no time…like her videos lasting 5 or 10 mins. 🙏Great post
Totally agree! I loved TRUE last year. Currently making my way through Dedicate now 😌
Ohhh I saw that one….will start it soon. 🙏
Yoga is something I need to start but still haven’t got around to it. I was recommended it for my bad back but it is something I keep putting off.
It’s amazing for back pain, I have really bad lower back pain sometimes and Yoga is the first thing I turn to when I need some relief.
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Yoga is something I have always regretted not doing when I was able to. I don’t think there is anything I can do now being confined to bed and with very little movement. Unless there is some kind of bed yoga! lol This is a fantastic post though and I am sure will help people loads! 😀
Sarah 🌺 || Boxnip
There would definitely be a bed Yoga video somewhere! Meditation and breathing exercise type practices could be a great option 😌
Just the post I needed, a way to find ones tried and tested and based on what they achieve x
Glad you found it! Hope you find some good ones here 😌
Thank you so much for making this blog post and sharing this. Being a spoonie I do armchair yoga sometimes but I really believe more people need to get into doing it, really great blog post darling! I think this post is going to help so many people out. 🌸💜
With love, Alisha Valerie x | http://www.alishavalerie.com
I hope so! Adriene has a chair Yoga practice too so maybe that’d be a good one for you!
I agree, I’m also a spoonie with mobility issues, so I’m looking forward to trying some of these out x
Try some under the “Gentle” category! They’re really lovely practices and she always mentions ways you can adapt poses if they’re not quite right for you.