It’s time to move.
Online Yoga
Find strength, balance and flexibility each day.
Yoga should be accessible to everyone.
While nothing quite replaces the energy of an in-person class, practicing more than once a week makes a real difference. That’s why I’ve put together a collection of free, pre-recorded classes you can return to anytime, from the comfort of home.
You’ll find all of these videos on my YouTube channel too, so you can save, share, and practice wherever suits you.
If you’re looking for even more, I highly recommend Yoga with Adriene — her approach and teaching style will feel very familiar if you enjoy practicing with me.
Move with Lori
Move with Lori
Move with Lori
Other classes I recommend
A consistent practice can transform how you feel — and the benefits often show up after just one session. The challenge? Tracking down the right videos and resources.
That’s where this directory comes in.
Every morning, I move through the same three-part ritual: Yoga Asana (movement) to wake the body, Pranayama (breathwork) to regulate the breath and nervous system, and Meditation (stillness) to settle the mind. In around 25 minutes, I’m grounded, strong, and ready for whatever the day brings.
Below, I’ve curated three go-to online classes for each pillar — Movement, Breathwork, and Meditation — that I return to again and again. You’ll also find a broader library of movement, Chair Yoga, breathwork, and meditation classes I recommend and use regularly.
My hope is that this space not only inspires you to build a routine, but gives you everything you need to sustain it.
The secret to a lasting practice isn’t how long it is — it’s how well it fits your life. Whether that’s 5 minutes or 50, the best practice is simply the one you’ll keep showing up for.
Movement
Chair Yoga
Breathwork
Meditation
Disclaimer:
In any physical activity, risk of injury is possible. Lori promotes a no-pain approach to teaching yoga and asks her students to listen to their bodies and needs at all times. She assumes that all students attending have sought, where necessary, medical advice from their practicing physician and is safe to practice Yoga to the best of their knowledge
If during a session with Lori, you feel a pose or breath-work is not suitable to you, you are asked to immediately stop the activity. Lori can either offer you an alternative pose or you can choose to sit that pose / stretch out.
By attending any Yoga with Lori events, you acknowledge the risks associated with physical activity, including Yoga, and that to the best of your knowledge you have no medical condition that would prevent you from safe practice. Lori is a registered trauma-informed yoga teacher with specialist training in accessible yoga, yoga for mental health, breathwork, mindfulness and meditation – with over 3,500 hours of teaching and personal practice. It is her intention to always provide a safe space for you to practice.










