Join us this Sunday, June 19th at 11AM as we kick off summer fitness with Friends of Waterfront Seattle. It’s a FREE one hour kickboxing and mobility class on Pier 62. Bring your friends and family and let’s have some fun in the sun!

Firstly, I’d like to express my gratitude to all of you for your unwavering support of Indigo Movement. Whether you’ve come in on a regular, recommended our services to a friend or family member, purchased a gift card, left us a review, or followed us on social media, support comes in many forms and has an overall halo effect. This month marks Indigo Movement’s 5th year anniversary and is a testament to that!

Come out and support the LGBTQIA+ community in Washington by participating in one (or all) of these Seattle Pride Events. Everything from the Queer (Underground) Tour, Pacific Northwest Black Pride Juneteenth/Pride BBQ, Pride Night Out at Chateau Ste. Michelle, to the Soul Pride Northwest Open Mic Night, there is something for everyone!

To end the May Spinal mobility series. I have to share one of my favorite exercises, The Pilates roll-down. This movement feels good in my back and connects me deeply to my core structure. It can be a safe and effective exercise if you focus on the detail in the movement. But please know moving too quickly and working from your global muscles can cause more harm than good by putting excess pressure on the pelvic floor and compressing the spine.

Over the last few weeks, I've highlighted exercises such as the cobra, cat cow, and thoracic rotation to help you reduce stiffness, increase strength, and range of motion in the back. To continue to support your spine; abdominal exercises is just as important. One of my forms of fitness is pilates. Pilates focus on working on smaller postural muscles from the pelvic floor, the spine, and abs. This week I'm sharing 3 abdominal moves to better support your spinal health.

Many of you have probably experienced the aches and pains of sitting behind a desk or standing on your feet all day.