Acrobats in Gray by Fernand Leger* Q: I am working with a new student, in class and privately, that suffers from severe restless leg syndrome (RLS). She is on heavy medications (1 is a Parkinson’s drug) and is just starting a yoga practice. She is 70, a little bit over weight and wants to lose some weight. She is very sharp, great attitude, lovely person. She has had RLS for at least 20 years. She does get leg / foot cramps frequently. Do you have any practices and / or advice for working with people that suffer from this advanced condition?  I'm thinking Reclined Leg Stretches, Hands up the wall (Yoga Glue) and Legs up the Wall could be part of her regular practice. Thanks for any help you can send my way.  A: Let's start by taking a look at what restless leg syndrome (RLS) is and how it affects people who have the condition. Then I'll discuss  how yoga can help. Basically restless leg syndrome is a condition that affects your lower legs and sometimes your feet and uppe...