Live Sessions

This week's schedule, and how joining works

Sessions run on a rotating weekly schedule across the three habit tracks. Below is a representative week along with what you will need to join.

Representative week

A typical seven days of sessions

Exact times may shift slightly week to week to accommodate facilitators, but the overall rhythm below stays consistent.

Movement

Daily Movement Basics

Tuesday · 6:00 PM CT · 45 minutes

An entry-level sequence covering posture, short mobility drills, and pacing for people who have not attended a movement class before.

Rest

Evening Wind-Down Routines

Wednesday · 7:00 PM CT · 40 minutes

A guided look at building a consistent evening routine, including breathing exercises and simple environmental adjustments.

Nutrition

Weekly Meal Planning Habits

Thursday · 6:00 PM CT · 50 minutes

A practical walk-through of setting up a repeatable weekly planning habit around groceries and preparation.

Movement

Movement for Desk-Based Days

Friday · 12:00 PM CT · 30 minutes

Short sequences designed to fit into a lunch break, focused on counteracting long periods of sitting.

Rest

Understanding Sleep Timing

Saturday · 10:00 AM CT · 45 minutes

An accessible overview of how sleep timing habits form and simple adjustments to try over the following week.

Nutrition

Reading Your Own Eating Patterns

Sunday · 4:00 PM CT · 40 minutes

An introductory session on noticing meal timing and portion patterns without strict tracking or restrictive rules.

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Joining a session

What you need before your first live class

Sessions run through a standard browser-based video link, so no separate account or software installation is required. A confirmation email arrives shortly after registering, with the link included directly in the message.

  • A stable internet connection and a quiet space
  • A device with a camera and microphone, though both are optional
  • Comfortable clothing for movement sessions
  • A notebook if you prefer writing down the take-home steps
  • Roughly one hour set aside, including a few minutes before start time
A closer look

Why rest sessions run at a slower pace

Rest sessions are intentionally paced more slowly than movement or nutrition classes. Facilitators speak more softly, pauses are longer, and background music is sometimes used during guided breathing segments. This is a deliberate choice, not a lack of content.

Participants are encouraged to dim their lighting and sit somewhere comfortable before these sessions begin, since the format is designed to be practiced in the moment rather than simply observed.

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Before you register

Questions about attending

Yes. The video link works on most modern phones, tablets and computers through a standard browser, without a dedicated app.

There is no set limit. Some participants attend one track consistently, while others rotate through all three depending on their week.

Any schedule adjustment is communicated by email in advance, and the current week's listing is always reflected on this page.