Welcome to Day 6 of our 7 Day Beach Self Love Yoga Series! Today, we turn our focus to the hamstrings—those long, powerful muscles that run along the back of your thighs. They support nearly every movement we make, from walking and running to bending forward. And yet, they’re often neglected or overly tight, especially if we sit a lot during the day. Today’s beach yoga practice is all about showing our hamstrings some tender, loving care.

With the ocean breeze brushing against your skin and the soft sand grounding your feet, this is your moment to soften, lengthen, and tune in. We’re not here to force a stretch or judge how flexible we are. Instead, we’re here to feel—feel where our bodies are tight, feel where we hold tension, and gently invite release.





We begin in Mountain Pose, standing tall and rooted into the sand. Take a deep breath, arms rising toward the sky, and slowly fold forward into Uttanasana—Forward Fold. Don’t worry about touching your toes; simply let your upper body hang and feel the gentle pull at the backs of your legs. Let gravity do the work. Feel the ocean rhythm and let your breath match it.
As we flow through this sequence, we move into Pyramid Pose, Low Lunge with a Half Split, and Seated Forward Fold. Each pose targets different parts of the hamstrings, giving them the attention and openness they deserve. Remember, stretching isn’t about reaching the deepest point. It’s about reaching inward—to listen, to connect, and to breathe through any discomfort with compassion.
On the beach, nature reminds us to let go. The waves don’t rush; they follow a rhythm. The tide comes in, and it goes out. Your body is the same—it needs cycles of effort and rest. So if your hamstrings feel tight today, that’s okay. You’re meeting them with kindness, not judgment.
Throughout this practice, let your breath guide you. Inhale as you lengthen your spine; exhale as you fold a little deeper. With each pose, whisper to yourself: “I am enough.” Because this practice isn’t about achievement—it’s about self-love. It’s about creating space in your body and in your heart.
As we close our session, we settle into a gentle Reclining Hand-to-Big-Toe Pose, lying back on the warm sand, lifting one leg toward the sky. You might use a strap or towel here to assist. With the waves crashing nearby and your heart open to receiving, stay here for a few moments and say thank you—to your body, to your breath, and to yourself for showing up today.
Tomorrow is the final day of our series, but remember—this journey of self-love never really ends. It simply evolves, deepens, and continues with every breath you take.
Namaste.
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