Enigma Yoga

23/10/2026

Anyone else learning something that keeps humbling them?

20/10/2026

Dear mom & dad, I completed the 🥺⛰️🧿

20/10/2026

Celebrating the tiny wins because they deserve some love too 🤸🏽‍♀️💛

13/09/2026

Mountain Reset: A Sunrise Hike with Candice & Zaynab ⛰️

Sometimes, the best way to start the day is to step away from the noise and spend a little time in nature ☀️

Join Candice, a qualified mountain guide, and Zaynab, a Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Facilitator, for a peaceful sunrise hike designed to help you slow down, breathe deeply, move gently and reconnect with yourself and the outdoors.

Together, we’ll enjoy a beginner-friendly mountain experience with:

🌄 Stunning sunrise mountain views
🥾 A beginner-friendly hike
🌬️ Guided breathwork
🧘🏽‍♀️ Gentle mindful movement and stretching
🌿 Time to slow down, reconnect and be present
🏔️ Panoramic 360° views of the Southern Suburbs

About the hike:
We’ll meet at Constantia Nek Parking and head onto a beautiful mountain route surrounded by fynbos and fresh morning air. Expect gentle climbs, scenic lookouts and opportunities to pause and take in the beauty around us.

📍 Meeting point: Constantia Nek Parking
🥾 Difficulty: Beginner
⏱️ Duration: 2–3 hours
💰 Cost: R300 per person

No experience needed. Just come as you are, breathe, move at your own pace and enjoy the mountain.

🔗 Book via: www.chasingnatureexplore.com

Come join us for a morning of nature, movement and meaningful connection 🤸🏽‍♀️

31/07/2026

21/07/2026

Micro Movements for 30 Days | Day 21: Choose

Short movement breaks can help maintain joint mobility and break up prolonged sitting.

Today’s invitation is simple: choose the movement that feels most supportive for your body. Which one are you trying today?

20/07/2026

Micro Movements for 30 Days | Day 20: Circulate

Movement doesn’t have to be big to make a difference.

Today’s micro movement is a simple seated heel and toe raise. Alternating between lifting your heels and your toes gently moves the ankles through their range of motion and activates the muscles in your lower legs.

Regular ankle movement can help maintain joint mobility, support circulation during periods of prolonged sitting, and provide a gentle reminder to move throughout your day.

✨ Today’s invitation: Small movements still count.

19/07/2026

Micro Movements for 30 Days | Day 19: Reset

Today’s micro movement is a gentle seated spinal twist. Sitting tall with one hand resting on your knee and the other on the chair, slowly rotate through your upper body and look over your shoulder if it feels comfortable. Repeat on the other side.

Gentle spinal twists help maintain mobility through the middle and upper back while encouraging movement through the shoulders and rib cage. Moving slowly with your breath also creates an opportunity to pause, notice how your body feels, and reset before continuing with your day.

✨ Today’s invitation: Move with curiosity, not force.

Remember, the goal isn’t to twist as far as you can, it’s to explore comfortable movement that feels supportive for your body today.

18/07/2026

Micro Movements for 30 Days | Day 18: Unwind

Our hips spend hours in a flexed position when we sit, whether we’re working, studying or travelling.

Today’s micro movement is a seated Figure 4 stretch. Crossing one ankle over the opposite knee and gently hinging forward, if it feels comfortable, encourages movement through the hips and glutes while helping maintain hip mobility after periods of sitting.

✨ Today’s invitation: Notice the difference between your two sides without trying to change it.

Move with your breath, keep the movement comfortable, and remember that every body is different. Choose the version that feels most supportive for you today.

17/07/2026

Micro Movements for 30 Days | Day 17: Move

Sitting for long periods can leave the spine feeling stiff. A gentle seated Cat-Cow is a simple way to bring movement back and create a mindful pause in your day.

As you inhale, lengthen through your spine and open your chest. As you exhale, round through your back and let your chin soften toward your chest.

Moving through spinal flexion and extension helps maintain mobility, while syncing movement with breath can build body awareness and help you slow down.

✨ Today’s invitation: Let your breath lead your movement.

There’s no need to make it big. A small, comfortable range of motion is enough.