Yoga for Everyday Athletes
Move better and recover faster from any workout
12-week Winter Series. Starts January 8, 2026
Join NowEarly Bird $275 (one-class-free pricing)
$300 starting January 3
Want to move with ease and improve your workouts?
But instead ...
You're stuck in a cycle of nagging injuries and slow recovery?
You're feeling sore, your joints are creaky and experience chronic tightness?
You feel like you're always managing a potential setback?
You're Not Alone
Whether you run, walk, hike, bike, swim, lift, row... This for everyone who wants to move better and recover faster from any type of workout.
Yoga for Everyday Athletes gives your body what it’s been missing: mobility + stability so you can keep showing up feeling strong and ready to go.
You don’t have to wait weeks to feel the difference
After the very first class, you’ll notice looser hips, easier breathing, and have recovery tools you can use right away.
By the time this series wraps up, you will be moving with more ease and recovering faster, instead of feeling stuck in the same tight cycle.
💸 $275 Early Bird Price - price increases to $300 January 3
Here’s what you’ll walk (or run) away with:
🏃 Stronger, more resilient muscles - Mobility and stability practices targeting your shoulders, hips, glutes, and hamstrings — no flexibility required.
📉 Better breathing, better endurance - Simple breath work techniques to expand lung capacity and calm your nervous system.
⌚ Faster recovery between workouts: Each session ends with Yoga Nidra, which supports your nervous system and helps your body heal while you rest.
🙌 The support of a community that gets it: no need to be bendy or flexy.
Yoga to help you move better and recover faster
✅ Early Bird Pricing: register before January 3
🗓 12 sessions: January 8 - April 2, 2026 (no class March 5)
➡️ Class size limited to ensure you get the support you need
🕡 Thursdays: 6:45 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Churchill Community Centre, 345 Richmond Rd, Ottawa
🚗 Free Parking: Behind Gezellig restaurant
📦 Bring: Yoga Mat, Yoga Props (blocks, straps), blanket for Yoga Nidra
💸 Early Bird $275 (one-class-free pricing)
$300 starting January 3
Hi, I'm Donna
I’m a lifelong runner, yogi, and active-living enthusiast. A 500-hour certified yoga teacher and former host of Yoga for Runners on Rogers TV, I’ve spent over 25 years helping everyday athletes stay strong, mobile, and injury-free.
I’ve trained hundreds of people - runners, walkers, hikers, bikers, and folks who just feel a little creaky - and I know what your body needs to feel better in motion and in stillness.
This series brings it all together: strength, mobility, and mind-body recovery in one supportive space - no fluff, no pressure, just exactly what your routine has been missing.
Your Hips Will Thank You 🙌
🗓 Thursdays: 12 sessions, January 8 - April 2 (no class March 5)
➡️ Class size limited to ensure you get the support you need
🕡 6:45 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Churchill Community Centre, 345 Richmond Rd, Ottawa
🎟 Register now: Early Bird $275 (includes one free class). $300 starting January 3
A few things that make these classes unique:
- Each class finishes with 10-15 minutes of guided recovery. This is done through Yoga Nidra, a guided meditation done lying down using pillows and blankets for support. It is a gift for your nervous system and an amazing tool for runners to relieve tension in your body and speed recovery.
- The focus is on mobility and stability instead of flexibility. Building control through a full range of motion and strengthening key muscles so you can move with ease.
- This is a comprehensive session designed for the everyday athlete to keep you training longer, move with ease and help you stay injury-free.
FAQ
What do I need to bring?
Is this for women and men?
I’m not flexible — will I be able to keep up?
Will this actually help my running/training?
I've never done yoga before - is this ok?
What if I have an injury?
Give your body the support it deserves
- Improve performance without piling on extra training
- Recover more efficiently
- Reduce the likelihood of injury with intentional movement and rest