Thanksgiving Yoga: 5 Classes for Gratitude & Stress Relief

 
caley alyssa doing a cowface pose neck stretch
 

Thanksgiving yoga might be the last thing you’re thinking about with travel on the mind, family coming to visit, and a whole meal to cook before everyone arrives. But it could be just what you need to quell the holiday stress and anxiety and keep your focus on gratitude — the true reason for celebration.

This next Thanksgiving, try working yoga into your day right after you wake up, as a midday break while you’re waiting for food to cook (yoga in the kitchen, anyone?), or at the end of a long day of events to unwind and decompress. 

We’ve rounded up the best Thankgiving yoga classes on Alo Moves in all different types of yoga styles so you can tailor it to your needs, whether you’re on the go and traveling or need something to get you through a busy day at home.

Don’t have an Alo Moves membership? Access all these classes for free (and thousands more) with a two-week trial. 


 

1. Morning gratitude Flow with Ashley Galvin

Ashley Galvin in goddess squat
 

Style: Vinyasa Yoga

No time to make it to a studio? This 60-minute vinyasa flow opens up with slow, restorative poses, then eases into seamless movements to deepen your flexibility and stretch your back body leading up to Wheel Pose.


2. Yoga for Digestion with Naya Rappaport

 
Naya Rappaport in a Downward Dog Twist

Style: Vinyasa Yoga

Give yourself some post-meal healing with a feel-good, twisty sequence to relieve heartburn, gas, cramps, constipation, and other digestive discomfort. 

 

3. Yoga for Travel with Briohny Smyth

 
 

Style: Vinyasa Yoga 

Heading out for Thanksgiving travel? This on-the-go yoga sequence is short, sweet, and designed for relieving post-flight or road-trip tension. 


4. Evening Gratitude with Susy Markoe Schieffelin

 

Style: Sound Bath

Reflect on your day with a grateful heart and wind down for peaceful sleep using guided meditation and the soothing tones of crystal bowls.

 

5. Wind Down: 10 Minutes with Caley Alyssa

 
 

Style: Restorative 

Just a quick reset before bed. Ease into your evening with this 10-minute restorative yoga class that uses props (pillows work in a pinch!) to release tension and support your body for rest.


Try these Thanksgiving yoga classes and more — including all styles of yoga plus fitness and meditation — for free with a two-week trial to Alo Moves.

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