You put words to so many of my own thoughts and feelings, Lindsey. 

Thank you so much for sharing this! I have been listening to a lot of podcasts about The Good Girl archetype, and this really resonated for me!

Von Dutch by charli xcx!

Needed that meditation today. Thank you. I thought this was such a solid classic 60-minute session with great sweat and some fun twists on well-loved combos. I don't often feel like dancing bridge, necessarily, lives in cool-down space, and today's had some fun ab activation that solidified that for me. Thank you for this wonderful space. I am so happy I made the live today. It just hits different :)

Watching the little shapes of those puppies wiggling around during this workout was so sweet!!! And listening to you talk about them with such love and wonder really gave my heart a boost, Marnie. And, hey, the workout was fun too! A couple of new moves I'm really excited to try again and a very even pace throughout. Got in a good sweat without feeling like I was huffing and puffing. 

This is what is feeling good to me lately too! Helping me feel more balanced and strong which keeps me focused longer and keeps my brain/perfectionism from taking over!

Also, Marnie, I am a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, and I cannot tell you how moved I am and how much I appreciate the space you give to the nervous system, the emotional body and how all of that interacts with our physical reality. It's knowledge that has blown my mind and really changed my healing journey, and it means SO MUCH that that language and knowledge is present and honored in this space I enjoy spending so much time in. THANK YOU

Such fun new moves that felt focusing and challenging without a ton of bounce. I REALLY loved the moves on all fours and the lunges on the ball. Delightfully challenging!

I don't know how I found the one with the meditative statement that I most needed to hear today, but I did. Thank you, Marnie

Two questions! One physical and one more nervous system-based:

We haven't done a class that involves this since January (wish I could remember which class it was that brought this up in Jan!), but whenever we are doing moves that take us from all fours into some kind of shift (one which requires us to turn or rotate on our knee(s) to face in a different direction or to roll it underneath us in some way), how can we not grind on or torque our knees while still doing the move and accessing the challenge?

Any advice for getting to the mat or how to keep showing up when we are in a depressive slump that takes away some of our vitality/motivation, so that it doesn't just feel like going through the motions or working out because it's a "should"?

Thank you so much!!! I so appreciate the opportunity to ask!