Legs On Chair Restorative

Yoga In 60 Seconds ~ Legs Up The Wall

 

Restorative Chair Yoga

 

Although sitting on a chair for too long isn’t so great for our health, a chair can be used in a positive way to access yoga poses.  Chair yoga is fantastic for modifying things to suit different abilities and can be used in creative ways.

I love this passive restorative pose for soothing the nervous system.  It also relaxes the back muscles whilst refreshing the legs and feet.  Great for really hot days or after a lengthy period standing up.  It can be done either with legs on a chair or up the wall, whatever is easiest with the space you have available.   You will need a blanket and a wall or a chair handy to do this practice.

I enjoy doing this at night by lying upside down on my bed and putting my feet on the wall above the bedhead.  Get creative with where you rest your feet!

Stay here for 12 x cycles of breath or longer if you have the time.  Remember that 60 seconds of practice is better than no practice and develops a healthy habit over time.   There are practices that you may love and others not so much and that’s ok.  Pick out the ones you love and stick with those at first to keep it enjoyable.

Enjoy a few moments of rest with your legs up the wall or on a chair. I’m 100% sure that you deserve this little bit of time just for you.   Remember to subscribe to our socials to get more handy yoga tips.  I look forward to seeing you over there!

 

 

 

Free Online Yoga in 60 Seconds

 

Yoga doesn’t have to be complicated!  You’ll be pleasantly surprised at how simple these practices are & easy to slot into your everyday routine in just 60 seconds a day.  I created these free online yoga videos as a resource that you can come back to whenever you need a bit of inspiration. I hope you enjoy practicing them just as much as I enjoy making them! ~ Charley Hickey C-IAYT, Yoga Therapist & Owner Charleyoga

Please Read - Safety Tips For Viewers

Please Note: Most of our class videos are recorded for our students who have already practiced with us in person.  If you are new to things or injured and not sure if this is right for you then we suggest attending some yoga classes with a qualified teacher to ensure safety during your practice.  We advise that you consult with a health professional (e.g GP) first before starting a yoga practice.

Guided meditation can be a great tool to help alleviate stress & anxiety. However, meditation is not a substitute for professional healthcare.  If you feel you are not coping, then please seek professional help by speaking to your GP.  Mental Health Australia provides further information and resources that you might find helpful https://mhaustralia.org/need-help