What Are Recovery Flows?

Recovery flows are structured movement sequences that help the body transition from static positions back to natural movement patterns.

  • Sequences of 5-15 minutes for different time availability
  • Focus on body areas often used during desk work
  • No equipment or special clothing required
  • Suitable for all experience levels
Person performing a gentle stretching sequence on a yoga mat

Available Flow Sequences

Choose the sequence that fits your needs and available time

Morning Activation Flow

A gentle 10-minute sequence to start your day with light movement. Focuses on waking up the spine and major joints through smooth, controlled motions.

  • Duration: 10 minutes
  • Focus: Spine mobility, joint activation
  • Intensity: Very gentle

Desk Reset Flow

A 5-minute sequence designed for breaks during work hours. Includes gentle movements for the neck, shoulders, and lower back after computer work.

  • Duration: 5 minutes
  • Focus: Upper body, posture reset
  • Intensity: Light

Evening Wind-Down Flow

A calming 15-minute sequence for end of day. Incorporates slower movements and breathing awareness to transition from active hours to rest.

  • Duration: 15 minutes
  • Focus: Full body relaxation, breathing
  • Intensity: Very gentle

Core Principles

The foundational ideas behind our recovery flow approach

Breath Awareness

All movements are coordinated with natural breathing patterns

Range of Motion

Focus on maintaining and gently exploring comfortable movement ranges

Body Symmetry

Equal attention to both sides of the body for balanced practice

Repetition

Gentle repetition allows the body to adapt and move gradually

Ready to Try a Recovery Flow?

Start with our micro-movement library to learn the individual patterns, then combine them into complete flows.

Important Notice

All materials and practices presented on this website are for educational and informational purposes only and are intended to support general well-being. They are not medical advice and do not constitute diagnosis, treatment, or a recommendation for any health condition. This content has not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Individual results may vary. Consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider before starting any movement practice, especially if you have chronic conditions, injuries, are pregnant, or take medication.