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Where the Wall Does the Work
Somatic Yin for Trapped Emotions — specific postures designed to release stored stress and bottled-up anxiety at the bone-deep level
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Stop Stretching: Try Bone-Deep Yin
Barbara leads you through a complete Yin yoga session focused on the hips and lower spine — at your own pace, in your own home.
The same meditative music used in Barbara's studio classes. It sets the tone and carries you through the long holds.
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One purchase, permanent access. Return to the practice whenever you need a reset — no recurring charges.
Is this for you?
You don't need to be flexible. You just need a mat, some floor space, and about an hour.
About your instructors
Barbara has been teaching this Yin sequence for years — from Hawaii to Chicago — after training with Paul Grilley, one of the foremost teachers in the Yin tradition. She chose every posture and designed the sequence herself. Her classes are known for their warmth, their depth, and the way they leave students feeling genuinely different — lighter, more open, sometimes surprisingly emotional.
Conrad founded Hot Yoga Nimitz and built the studio where this class lived for years. He narrates the class, edited the video, and wove in the Tibetan music that carries you through the long holds.
This video is drawn directly from the practice they built together. The cues, the pace, the music — it's the real thing, recorded so you can carry it home with you.
About the practice
"Most stretching works on muscle. Yin goes deeper — into the connective tissue, the fascia, the places where stress and unexpressed emotion actually live. Wall Yin uses gravity and time to reach bone-deep. Stay long enough in the right pose and something releases that was never just physical. Stop stretching. Start dissolving."
Yin yoga works differently than the styles most people know. Rather than building heat and moving through sequences, Yin asks you to settle into a pose and stay — three, four, five minutes — breathing into the deep connective tissue that ordinary stretching never reaches.
The hips are the most common place this depth is felt. They carry tension from sitting, from stress, from years of forward movement. A dedicated Yin practice for the hips creates a kind of spaciousness — in the body, and sometimes in ways that are harder to name.
Barbara's class is designed to take you there safely, with patient cuing and the grounding support of Tibetan chanting to carry you through the long holds.
What students say
“This class reaches places nothing else does. I've done Yin all over the world and Barbara's sequence is something special — the music, the pacing, the way she cues the holds. I come back to it every week.
“I wasn't sure I could do yoga at home. This made it easy. I just press play and follow Barbara's voice. My hips have never felt better.
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A 60-minute guided deep hip release — with Tibetan chanting — available to you today, whenever you're ready.
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