10-Minute Morning Yoga + Pilates for Core-Strengthening

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Fast‌ Morning Routine Boosts Core strength & Mindfulness, Yoga With Kassandra Offers Accessible 10-Minute Practice

NEW YORK, NY – A new 10-minute⁢ morning yoga and Pilates‌ routine, created by ‍Yoga With kassandra, offers a fast and effective way to strengthen ⁤core muscles ‌and cultivate⁣ mindfulness before the day begins. ​Released in September 2025, the practice is designed to⁢ be accessible to ‍all levels ​and ‌requires no equipment, making it an ideal addition to⁢ busy schedules.

The routine, ⁢detailed ⁤on yogajournal.com,addresses the growing need for convenient wellness practices. ‍As demands ‌on time and energy increase, individuals ⁢are ‍seeking efficient ⁣methods ⁤to prioritize ​physical and mental health. This ‍short sequence ⁣combines the benefits of yoga – versatility, balance, and breathwork – with the core-strengthening ⁤power of Pilates, offering a holistic approach‍ to morning wellness.

The 10-minute sequence begins with gentle movements and progresses to core-focused exercises, culminating in restorative​ poses. Key elements include: Cat-Cow pose, Bird Dog, Plank, ‌and Child’s ​Pose. Participants are guided to ​take five ​slow, deep breaths during Child’s Pose, promoting relaxation and body awareness. ‌

The routine concludes with a‌ seated meditation, encouraging users to connect with themselves and set a positive intention for⁤ the⁢ day. An affirmation – ​”I give myself permission to⁢ heal inside and out” – is suggested to foster self-compassion and emotional wellbeing.

Yoga ⁤With Kassandra ⁣also offers this 10-minute class as part of a larger 30-Day Yoga + Pilates Challenge,⁤ available⁢ on yogawithkassandra.com, allowing individuals to build upon the foundation and deepen their ‍practice over time. The challenge can ​be started at ⁢any time, providing ongoing ‍support ⁣for⁤ a consistent ​wellness‍ routine.

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