Open Space

quiet yoga drills • clear mobility • easy habits • Lima

calm, repeatable practice for real days

Open Space is a simple way to “reset” with gentle yoga.

Open Space is an educational platform with bite‑size yoga routines that feel doable on busy weeks. No heroic intensity, no complicated choreography—just smooth sequences, clear pacing cues, and everyday movement habits you can repeat with confidence.

The guiding idea is spacious movement: leave room in your breath, your joints, and your schedule. When a sequence feels light, you’ll return to it. That’s how practice becomes consistent—one calm session at a time.

Use support freely. A wall can steady balance, a chair can simplify transitions, and a folded towel can make angles friendlier. Supports reduce effort so you can notice details like foot pressure, shoulder softness, and an easy, steady exhale.

Try our “three‑minute bridge” between tasks: long exhale → shoulder circles → side reach → gentle twist. It’s small, but it keeps your day connected to movement.

Today’s rule: stop while it still feels comfortable.
Comfort-first pacing makes sessions easier to repeat.
5–10 min blocks support-friendly simple cues lifehacks

Educational content focused on everyday practice habits. Keep the range gentle, keep the breath smooth, and pick one cue at a time.

How to build a habit (3 steps)
1
Choose one block

Pick a single mini‑sequence below and do it once.

2
Repeat for 3 days

Same block, same order. Let it feel familiar.

3
Upgrade one detail

Slower exhale, smaller range, or smoother transitions—only one.

More exercises, more options, still simple

Mix and match the blocks. Do one block once, pause, then decide. If breath stays calm, repeat; if it doesn’t, finish early. Consistency beats intensity—especially at home.

Mini‑flow: Wide‑rib warm‑up (8 minutes)

standing • easy transitions

Stand tall (2 breaths) → shoulder rolls (6) → slow side reach (1 breath each side) → tiny step‑back lunge shape (1 breath each side) → gentle heel raises (8) → soft twist (1 breath each side) → finish with a longer exhale than inhale.

Quick cue
  • Move on the exhale for round one.
  • Keep steps short; soften knees.
  • Relax the jaw before switching sides.

Mini‑flow: Busy‑day reset (7 minutes, no mat)

desk-friendly • small range

Hands on thighs, gentle hinge (2 breaths) → stand and reach (1 breath) → easy twist (1 breath each side) → wall calf stretch (1 breath each side) → step‑back taps (4 each side) → finish with six slow exhales.

Lifehack

Attach it to a trigger: after coffee, before lunch, or after a long call.

Breath lane: 4‑6‑1 rhythm

1–2 minutes • before transitions

Inhale 4 counts, exhale 6 counts, pause 1 count. The pause is your “space” before the next move.

Make it easier

If counting feels busy, just aim for a longer exhale.

Balance drill: Light wall anchor (5 minutes)

steady feet • gentle focus

Fingertips on wall → slow weight shifts (4 breaths) → heel lift (1 breath) → lower for 3 seconds. Switch sides.

Micro-upgrade

Try a softer gaze. Less effort often feels steadier.

Floor unwind: Quiet spine (9 minutes)

slow down • comfortable finish

Cat‑cow (6 rounds) → thread‑through shape (1 breath each side) → child’s pose shape (2 breaths) → seated fold shape (2 breaths) → sit tall, long exhale.

Props welcome
  • Towel under knees or hips.
  • Hands higher if wrists feel tired.

Two online programs

Select a program, submit the short request form, and you’ll land on a confirmation page. Prices are shown in USD (your payment method may charge in PEN). Programs are educational and built around calm pacing and repeatable weekly structure.

What you’ll practice

simple structure • repeatable weeks
  • Short sessions you can repeat without overthinking.
  • Support options (wall/chair/towel) for steadiness and comfort.
  • Morning warm‑ups, busy‑day resets, balance drills, and unwind blocks.
  • Weekly “micro‑upgrade”: one detail at a time (pace, range, breath).
Starter plan (today)

Do “Busy‑day reset” once + 6 rounds of 4‑6‑1 breath. Stop early while it feels calm.

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