Murielle Sun Yoga

Murielle Sun Yoga

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Professeur de Yoga diplômée Vinyasa Spirit 2024 . Enseigne Yoga Vinyasa et Yin confirmé Yoga alliance US .

Pratique depuis 14 ans differentes sortent de Yoga : Hatha yoga , ashtanga , power , Vinyasa , Yin

04/05/2026
09/04/2026

Strengthen, stretch, and release your upper back with this complete yoga flow 💪🧘‍♀️
From gentle openers to deep stretches, each pose helps improve posture, relieve tension, and build mobility—perfect for undoing long hours of sitting ✨

09/04/2026

Transform your week with this simple 7-Day Yoga Routine. 🧘🏼‍♀️

A balanced weekly yoga routine to keep your body flexible, strong, and calm. Practice a little every day and feel the difference in your energy, posture, and peace of mind. Consistency is the real secret of yoga. 💖

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Thank you. 🙏🏻❤️

11/02/2026

Full body stiffness? Try these 40 yoga poses & feel the difference 🧘‍♀️
Stretch, strengthen & reset your entire body in one flow.

A flexible body starts with consistent stretching 💫
These 40 yoga poses help improve flexibility, mobility and full body strength.

From deep stretches to gentle relaxation — this full body yoga routine releases stiffness, improves posture and calms the mind. Perfect for daily practice at home.

Move slowly, breathe deeply and stay consistent.
Your body will thank you later ❤️
Save this guide & practice daily for best results .



Thank you.🙏🏻❤️

Reel By @veronikasky ✨

Most people underestimate how deeply our fingers are connected to the brain. A simple pinky movement can activate powerful neural pathways, boost blood flow, and support memory especially in those facing Alzheimer’s or mild cognitive decline.

Fine motor exercises are far more than physical activity. They protect independence, enhance coordination, and gently stimulate cognitive function. These small practices can be done daily, alone or with a loved one.

🖐️ Pinky Movement Exercises for Cognitive Health

🫰🏻Finger Tapping
Touch the pinky to the thumb, return, and repeat. Move through other fingers, but focus extra repetitions on the pinky. This develops coordination and strengthens the brain–hand connection.

🫰🏻Ball Roll Exercise
Place a small soft ball or marble under the pinky and roll it slowly across the table. This improves fine motor control, concentration, and tactile awareness.

🫰🏻Pinky Lift
Keep the hand flat on a surface and lift only the pinky finger. Hold for a few seconds before releasing. Repeat 8–10 times on each hand to activate neural circuits and build control.

🫰🏻Rhythm Tapping with Music
Play a familiar tune and tap along using the pinky. Combining music, rhythm, and movement engages multiple areas of the brain at once, supporting memory and emotional processing.

🫰🏻Pinky Stretch and Curl
Gently stretch the pinky away from the other fingers, then curl it inward to form a relaxed fist. Repeat 10 times to maintain flexibility, mobility, and grip strength.

These movements may seem small, but they are powerful. Each repetition helps keep neurons firing, preserves fine motor ability, and supports a sense of agency in everyday tasks like dressing, writing, or eating.

Cognitive decline affects more than memory it affects confidence, dignity, and connection. Simple hand exercises like these offer a meaningful, compassionate way to care for the brain.

If you’re supporting a loved one or simply protecting your own mind, these practices are a beautiful place to begin.

#yogadailypractice 06/12/2025

Reel By @veronikasky ✨ Most people underestimate how deeply our fingers are connected to the brain. A simple pinky movement can activate powerful neural pathways, boost blood flow, and support memory especially in those facing Alzheimer’s or mild cognitive decline. Fine motor exercises are far more than physical activity. They protect independence, enhance coordination, and gently stimulate cognitive function. These small practices can be done daily, alone or with a loved one. 🖐️ Pinky Movement Exercises for Cognitive Health 🫰🏻Finger Tapping Touch the pinky to the thumb, return, and repeat. Move through other fingers, but focus extra repetitions on the pinky. This develops coordination and strengthens the brain–hand connection. 🫰🏻Ball Roll Exercise Place a small soft ball or marble under the pinky and roll it slowly across the table. This improves fine motor control, concentration, and tactile awareness. 🫰🏻Pinky Lift Keep the hand flat on a surface and lift only the pinky finger. Hold for a few seconds before releasing. Repeat 8–10 times on each hand to activate neural circuits and build control. 🫰🏻Rhythm Tapping with Music Play a familiar tune and tap along using the pinky. Combining music, rhythm, and movement engages multiple areas of the brain at once, supporting memory and emotional processing. 🫰🏻Pinky Stretch and Curl Gently stretch the pinky away from the other fingers, then curl it inward to form a relaxed fist. Repeat 10 times to maintain flexibility, mobility, and grip strength. These movements may seem small, but they are powerful. Each repetition helps keep neurons firing, preserves fine motor ability, and supports a sense of agency in everyday tasks like dressing, writing, or eating. Cognitive decline affects more than memory it affects confidence, dignity, and connection. Simple hand exercises like these offer a meaningful, compassionate way to care for the brain. If you’re supporting a loved one or simply protecting your own mind, these practices are a beautiful place to begin. #yogadailypractice

08/10/2025

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