Still active. Just done kneeling.
I built No Knees Yoga because I couldn't find what I needed.
Maybe you can't either.
Keep reading.
Still active. Just done kneeling.
I built No Knees Yoga because I couldn't find what I needed.
Maybe you can't either.
Keep reading.
I was never supposed to be a runner. I was a swimmer, a cyclist. You couldn't have paid me to run. Then my then-husband handed me a pair of running shoes -- and running changed everything.
A couch to 5K. Early morning miles with my neighbor before the kids woke up. 5Ks became 10Ks, became a half marathon. Sprint triathlons. My bike and my running shoes became the way I stayed sane.
Then my knees started talking back.
I remember the exact hill. The exact moment I had to walk. My chiropractor was volunteering at the top, cheering me on, and I could not run. Every step hurt. I almost cried. Years of PT followed. Kneecaps that track wrong. Bone on bone on bad days. Stairs that remind me every single morning that my knees have opinions.
Then a bike wreck. Bursitis. And a 30-day yoga challenge I tried during recovery, where almost every video asked me to come to my knees. Which I could not do.
I looked around for yoga that didn't put knees on the mat. I couldn't find any.
So I built it myself.
I still hike, cycle, swim, and SUP. I still haven't given up on running again. I don't intend to. But I do all of it stronger, more mobile, and with a lot less knee drama -- because of the practice I created.
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