The strap is a useful tool when you need just little extra length to reach the more demanding Asanas. Or under your knees to ease your low back in savasana. Have a bolster under your spine to support gentle back bend. It can also be a useful tool for someone recovering from injuries or rehabilitating from operations. It offers a bigger support surface for the body to release and soften deeper into the Asanas. The bolster is mostly used in more restorative classes. Other times they can offer support for the spine and head allowing you to sink deeper into your back bends. Sometimes they are used simply as reference. One is to “raise” the floor to meet the body in more challenging poses, or use them as balancing aids in standing poses. Yoga blocks can be used in multitude of ways.
In private sessions they help tailor the poses to your personal needs by offering extra support or challenge. You can't currently enrol online for this course, so please call 03 to express your interest or to make an enquiry for further information.We use different props to offer additional support or focus to the body or class. Surrey Adult Learning values and supports equality and diversity by promoting fairness and respect at all times. If you are enrolling within 10 days of the course start date, we may not be able to contact you before your first class. When you enrol, please let us know if you would like to discuss your extra support needs with a member of the Supported Learning Team, who will then contact you as soon as possible. We welcome learners with additional needs and disabilities. If your Yoga mat is new, please unroll it before the first lesson.Īt the end of the term, you may wish to re-enrol on the next Vinyasa Yoga - Beginners course, and at the end of the academic year, in discussion with your tutor, you may wish to progress to an Improvers or Mixed Abilities course. You will need a non-slip Yoga mat (or a camping mat for the first lesson and the tutor will give advice). Bring extra layers and/or a blanket for relaxation. raising the arms above the head and bending over/crouching down.
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Wear comfortable clothing which allows a full range of movement, e.g. What do I need to bring to the first class? Will there be any extra costs?
Please be aware that Yoga is not recommended at all for the first 3 to 4 months of pregnancy.Īs our courses are taught in English, please contact us if you have any concerns about your level of English. If you are pregnant, it would be much more appropriate to attend a course specifically structured for starting Yoga during pregnancy. It includes exercises in standing, seated and lying positions. It is also intended as a refresher for those wishing to return to Yoga practice. This course is designed for those with no prior experience of Yoga. Who is this course for? Is there anything I need to know before joining? You will find you make the most progress if you attend every taught lesson and complete any self-directed study opportunities provided. Our courses build on past learning, week by week, to develop new skills and abilities. The tutor may include using equipment, such as blocks, or bolsters, to help you achieve better alignment. Beginners work in a basic way on simple postures according to their capabilities. Vinyasa Yoga involves moving between postures, and your tutor will use different variations of those poses to suit your developing abilities. Yoga teaching is methodical, structured and progressive. You will also learn breathing exercises (pranayama) and relaxation techniques. You will learn a range of yoga postures (asanas) in standing, seated and lying positions, and how they work in sequence. The intent of the course is to develop strength and flexibility using a range of basic and simple postures. The intent of the course is to introduce you to the principles and practice of Vinyasa Yoga, using a range of basic and simple postures, to build strength and flexibility.
If you are new to Yoga or wishing to return to Yoga practice after a break, this is the course for you. Vinyasa Yoga uses smooth, flowing transitions between physical postures (asanas), pairing them with breath work, to achieve a balance between body and mind, and improve postural alignment. Yoga helps build your wellbeing holistically, by using slow movements and poses, with deep breathing exercises, offering physical and mental health benefits.
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