This course will benefit:

  • Those new to yoga or who have limited experience.
  • Regular practitioners who would enjoy going back to basics to re-affirm and break down the more subtle aspects of a yoga practice and to remind themselves of the things they may have moved past without realising, such as breath synchronisation and focus.

What will the course include?

  • Gentle Hatha Yoga Sequences to improve your strength and flexibility.
  • A video link to a recorded short flow practice that you can watch and complete at home if you would like to. This will be available from week 1 until 4 weeks after the completion of the course.
  • A short flow practice that you can take away with you and do at home if you would like to.
  • Basic Yoga Breathing techniques.
  • We will look at ways you can move your practice off your mat and into your daily life. (Karma Yoga)
  • I will show you how to build a routine that will enable you to work all areas of the body.
  • Techniques to help you to stay connected to the body throughout the practice.
  • Guided meditation.
  • Each week you will receive comprehensive handouts to give you a better understanding of the philosophies of yoga.

Benefits of attending this course include:

  • A greater understanding of your own personal needs and goals
  • Improved motivation
  • You will gain tips on how you can keep stress at bay.
  • You will improve your strength and flexibility
  • Improved sleep
  • Improved breathing

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