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NEW FOR 2010

POWER YOGA
WEDNESDAY 6.45-8PM    with
LOUEZE MILLER


                          
         
                    YOGA THERAPY

 
 
                                       with

                   JANE MACPHERSON  Yoga Teacher

                                   with
 
                  MARIANNE BENNISON Osteopath

                        MARY O'LEARY Osteopath


For existing patients of the Faringdon Clinic and yogis who would like to deepen their experience of postures that are tailored to their needs.  This will also be an opportunity to receive intensive hands on correction  and some treatment in the postures.

Places limited to 6 maximum.   Cost £20 per session.

1.15 Start

Friday April 30th
Friday May 28th
Friday June 18th
Friday July 9th



Yoga

Yoga is a holistic approach to health and you will soon begin to feel the benefits of improved health, and more importantly a relaxed state of mind.

The Asanas, or postures, work through every part of the body both externally and internally. Yoga stretches and tones muscles, joints and the spine whilst working on the internal organs, glands and nerves. Learn the art of yogic breathing by really using the lungs to increase oxygen uptake.

Releasing physical tension liberates vast sources of energy. Releasing tension in the muscles rests the whole system leaving you as refreshed as after a good night's sleep.

Practitioner

Jane Macpherson

Jane is a qualified yoga teacher having practised yoga for over 15 years and trained with one of the UK's most respected Iyengar yoga teachers, Ruth White.  With enthusiasm and humour, Jane teaches all abilities and ages, including ante and post natal students and has a special interest in the remedial aspects of yoga.  Her classes encourage the student to realise their full potential and through the practise of the asanas (postures) and the use of yogic breathing (pranayama) the student experiences a strengthening and flexing of the body and a stillness of the mind.

This form of Iyengar inspired yoga with its attention to detail and emphasis on accuracy and alignment brings about an increase in flexibility, stability,stamina and strength and helps to bring proper alignment and posture.  The practise of the asanas brings a feeling of well being to the entire body by stimulating the organs and improving circulation. As the body works more efficiently, problems like headaches, back pain, stiff hips and digestive disorders can be alleviated. Pranayama, the breathing techniques can lower blood pressure, increase cardivascular efficiency and aid relaxation.  

A typical class will include some initial stretching of the spine, limbs and muscles, then the entire skeletal, muscular and nervous system into a sense of balance.  A period of relaxation is included at the end of all classes to enable the student to release any tensions, to become completely still and to come into the present moment.  The student will gradually become aware of any tensions on the body and mind through the practise of the postures and focus on the breath will discover that there is an innate stillness and calmness in all of us.

This form of Yoga also involves the use of props such as blocks, belts and bricks.  This allows both action and relaxation simultaneously.  We are all different and the props enable each student to move easily into a posture that is right for their individual needs.

This yoga is for everyone who has a desire to experience a sense of well being and balance.


Yoga Classes

For dates and times of yoga classes held at the Faringdon Clinc please see our Exercise Classes page.

 

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