Mayo (mah-yo)

14 Nov 03:10

Thank you! Is there any chance Marnie can share the amount of lemon, cayenne, ginger, and water?

14 Nov 03:07

I hope I’m not the only one who attempted those one leg jumps on an unstable surface…🥴…! Haha!

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06 Nov 02:48

I’ve been getting recurring tension headaches for several years now and get colds quite often… I exercise, try to get sleep, and eat pretty healthy, I think. If you have any good suggestions for supplements and other natural remedies that you swear by, could you please share with me? 🙏🏻

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31 Oct 04:18

After almost two weeks of not being able to get on the mat due to a bad cold, I thought this was just the right amount of movement that I needed for my body to recuperate, and Marnie’s message throughout was soothing to my mind as well 🪷

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10 Oct 05:17

LOVE, LOVE, LOVEEED this one! 😍 I can’t get enough. The music was awesome, too, by the way. Please keep them coming!

10 Oct 05:12

It was one of my favorite workouts ever! 😍I thought it was so thoughtful of Marnie to purchase and use a normal chair so she knows what many of us are working with. It was a love letter to my lower back as well as my hips. Loved that it was mainly low impact and the moves were so much fun. With barre workouts, my feet often hurts when I have to rest it on top of the chair because it isn’t rounded, but there were no moves like that with the chair workout. PLEASE keep them coming, it was fire! 💥

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29 Sep 04:19

That was splendid 🧘🏻‍♀️What’s the song at the end? So calming.

23 Sep 22:23

Definitely 45 mins! 20-30 mins is usually not enough for me when I can only get on the mat 2-3 times a week. 60 minutes feels too long and 45 minutes is still as tiring and very effective. From my experience so far, 45 mins have more variety in the movements whereas the 60 uses more ball and standing moves.

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19 Sep 04:40

That went by super quick! 💨 I enjoyed every minute of it, even though I couldn’t feel my legs several times 😳 My favorite was all the leg lifts with weights behind my knees.

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17 Sep 00:48

I’ve struggled with lower back pain for several years now and it seems to make things worse when I’m not as active or using my lower back muscles enough. Leg raises and hip raises seem to make things better in my experience. Which classes do you recommend that uses a lot of lower back? Thank you in advance!

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