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Yoga and Tai Chi
Yoga
Yoga
is an ancient discipline of body and mind that develops physical health
and mental poise. Integrating mind and body, yoga practice promotes awareness
and a general sense of well being, based on building strength, flexibility,
balance and the release of tension. Although Yoga and Buddhism are different
spiritual traditions, practice of Yoga postures can be complementary to
Buddhist meditation, as well as a means in its own right to physical vitality
and mental relaxation.
We teach various
styles of yoga.
The style of each class is indicated by a letter key
Vajrasati (V) Vajrasati yoga explores awareness through
the postures (asanas), developing flexibility, tension release and well-being.
Iyengar (I) Iyengar yoga emphasises correct
alignment and the interplay of body, breath,and mind.
Hatha (H) Hatha
yoga: postures and breathing techniques to keep you strong yet relaxed
whilst refining inner perception. As well as basic Hatha yoga classes
we have Restorative Yoga with
Jo Tytherleigh. This is restful yoga for stressful times. Supporting the
body with blankets and bolsters - facilitates deep breathing and creates
environment for total relaxation.
Astanga (A) Astanga
Yoga combines postures into flowing and dynamic set sequences.
Tai Chi Chuan with Dharmakara
Tai chi is a way of using the body that
can help us develop a sense of being centred and grounded.Tai chi is known
for its ability to allow us to find ways to relax and release stress.
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