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| Hot Yoga (De-stress and Weight loss) |
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A series of yoga postures practiced in a heated room. This helps to warm the body and then allows you to work deep into your muscles, tendons and ligaments. The series of challenging postures together with breathing ensure continuous sweating and waste elimination from the body; losing weight and improving the function of the entire body. |
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| Hot Flow (Strength and Flexibility) |
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An invigorating and challenging class and an integration of Hot Yoga and Flow Yoga. Practices both the classical and the creativity – adapted sun salutation, standing postures, balancing postures, and back bends with yogic breathing.
Offers a complete journey for the body and mind. |
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| Hot Twist (Detoxify and Digestion) |
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Enables students to perform lots of variations of twisting asanas within the heated room. Aims to resolve the problem of the digestive system. Will benefit by both toning the sides and improving digestion and constipation problems. |
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| Hatha (The Foundation of Yoga) |
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A traditional Indian Yoga approach through the practice of yogic exercise, controlled breathing, gestures and relaxations. Brings balance between body and mind with exterior benefits like muscle strength, flexibility, endurance, calorie burning. Hatha Yoga is a powerful tool for self-transformation. |
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| Hatha Yin |
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A combination of Hatha Yoga and Yin Yoga - Yang and Yin flow to balance the entire body from inside to outside. Smooth and slow movements open different parts of the body, especially the hip and shoulder muscles. Feels deep stretch on muscles, tendons and connective tissues. Learns how to feel and breathe throughout the class. |
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| Yin (Flexibility with Peace) |
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Yin offers strength and flexibility through a specific sequence together with synchronized breathing. It explores the body's subtle energies. Long, deep stretching cultivates a peaceful and meditative mind, making it a truly refreshing and balanced practice. Helps to improve flexibility and posture alignment; it is a great exercise to open hips and strengthen the lower back. |
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| Flow/Yin (Energy and Peace) |
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Flow and Yin - a balanced yoga practice with an energizing flow of sequence to encourage energy movement through the muscular tissues and the connective tissues of the body. This balanced yoga practice will lead you to a more peaceful mind, healthy body and balanced life. |
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| Yogalates (Strength and Shape) |
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Incorporates Pilates into Yoga. Encompasses the elements of rhythm, dances with the core of Yoga poses and replicates the work done on the Pilates machinery. With the instruction focusing on breathing, this is a unique and challenging workout of your choice. A dynamic program in optimizing body flexibility, fitness and endurance of mind & body. Improves your postures, strengthens your body and spinal alignment. |
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| Sun Series (Cardio and Strength) |
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A very ancient Indian system of exercise. Consists of a combined sequence of postures performed continuously with synchronized breathing.
Through the sequence of postures, a profound stretch will be given to the whole body. Also brings great flexibility to the spine and joints. Regular practice of Sun Series will give good shape and fitness to your body and help detoxifying the organs. |
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| Inverse Yoga (Youth fullness and Energizing) |
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Specially designed upside down postures will reverse the flow of blood, draining fluids from the lower body while increasing the flow of fresh blood to the brain, the glands in the head and the upper torso region. Recharges the endocrine glands that regulate the immune system and hormonal productions. |
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| Yoga Balance (Strength and Fitness) |
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Consists of many variations of balancing poses. For beginners, Yoga Balance will require students to do lots of static balancing poses with single foot. It is good for toning and streamlining the legs. For intermediate level, students will experience lots of balancing poses with arms and single arm. The endurance of abdomens and arms is crucial for balancing the upper part of body. It tightens the muscle of arms & firms the abdominals. |
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| Power Stretch (Flexibility and Strength) |
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A very energetic rhythmic class without any single minute of rest. Does lots of standing, stretching and floor stretching exercises and will experience some Ashtanga and Power Yoga elements as well as stretching poses in between the flow motions. Tones up the entire body and stretches the joints and ligaments to increase flexibility. |
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| Ashtanga (Moving meditation with challenging poses) |
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Involves synchronizing the breath with a progressive series of postures. This sequencing of yoga postures is called vinyasa. Each connecting posture is synchronized with breath to become a meditation in movement.
The postures are designed in a specific order to realign and detoxify the body and nervous system. The practice ensures a balance between strength and flexibility and improves cardiovascular fitness. This process develops an internal stillness within the dynamic movement of exercises. |
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| Yoga Basics |
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Typically starts with a number of Sun Salutations with basic yoga poses and breathing to warm up the body for more intense stretching that will be done at the end of class. Improves the elasticity of the spine; relieves stiffness and increases flexibility. Also provides the basic principle and knowledge about body and movements; breathing and co-ordination. |
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| Meridian Yoga |
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Meridian Yoga is the prefect combination for body relaxes & repair, health care and shape up. The combination of “Meridian” and “Yoga”, practice with simple yoga posture to stimulate acupuncture points, aims to relax our mind and body, improve and balance our constitution. |
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| Yoga Therapy |
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Yoga Therapy is a therapeutic aspect of Yoga which can help to improve your all round health condition through simple posture, postures, stretching and meditation. Especially those with sports injuries and health problems like stress, high blood pressure, back and neck pain, asthma, gastric troubles and constipation etc. |
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| Sivananda (Four discipline of yoga) |
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Developed by Swami Sivananda, it is a journey toward physical health and spiritual wellness. It involves yogic exercise of Hatha Yoga, the devotion of Bakthi Yoga, the meditation of Raja Yoga and self service of Karma Yoga.
Teaches you the proper exercise, proper breathing, proper relaxation, proper diet and positive thinking. |
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| Mindful Yoga |
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It is an independent approach of hatha postures , through movement, breath and Mindful Yoga will promote the calmness and prepare one for meditation. It is sure to leave you feeling relaxed, refreshed and renewed. |
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| Meditation & Yoga Nidra (Relaxation and Sound sleep) |
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Brings balance between body and mind through rhythmic breathing and chanting. Promotes concentration, memory and decision making power. Sleeping is a great practice for the relaxation of body and mind and this will help to release stress, tension, depression and other psychosomatic disorders by bringing peace and calmness. |
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| Pre-Natal (Baby and mother care) |
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Designed to meet the needs of pregnancy and the beginning of motherhood. Strengthens and relaxes your body, eases your mind and promotes connection with your baby in a safe and supportive environment. |
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| Kids Yoga (Fun with creativity) |
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Specially formatted for children in a playful way. This sequence of courses is based on fun and happiness. Strengthens the focusing power of kids, alleviates the stress from study, enables the body and mind to function in a balanced way and creates a sense of overall well-being. |
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