Why Slow, Mindful Yoga
Slow, mindful yoga is a nuanced approach which works the body internally and externally. The emphasis is on the effect of the postures on the body and breath during and after the sessions (i.e. how do they make you feel). This approach differs from strong, fast or fitness yoga. Yet it is also different to (and more than beginners’ or mere gentle yoga.
That said, those experienced in yoga and beginners alike will benefit from these slow, mindful nuanced and sustainable practices where the benefits are:-
Improved wellness
Reduced stress
Ability to deal with stress more effectively through greater awareness
Greater nervous system resilience
Improved bodily and sensory awareness
Improved sleep
Greater mobility
Improved mental health
Improved lower back health
Reduced likelihood of developing chronic diseases
Slow, mindful yoga classes are sequenced to bring greater resilience to the nervous system working the body from the inside out.
Slow, mindful yoga invites class participants to pause between some (not all!) of the practices to notice the effect on the breath, mind and body following the movement they have just made.
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Slow, mindful yoga works the body internally and externally
Working with the mind, body, breath and self-observation in this way leads to greater nervous system resilience.
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Slow, mindful yoga makes you feel better
Slow, mindful yoga makes you feel better by reducing stress and improving the ability to deal with stress when stress does arise.
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Slow, mindful yoga introduces greater movement to the body
Slow, mindful yoga brings greater movement to the physical body through specially sequenced, slow, mindful movements performed with awareness, curiosity and a sense of fun.
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