Chair Yoga
AICA - Wellness CenterAnyone can practice yoga with the assistance of a chair, regardless of mobility level. This practice is meant to feel accessible for your body. You will focus on deep breathing, some movement, and gentle stretching.
Anyone can practice yoga with the assistance of a chair, regardless of mobility level. This practice is meant to feel accessible for your body. You will focus on deep breathing, some movement, and gentle stretching.
Vinyasa Flow (Level 1 Yoga) is a style of yoga that syncs movement with breath. Throughout this practice you will hear cues for both breath, and movement at the same time in order to create a rhythm and flow for the practice.
In this practice you stay low to the ground and complete a variety of exercises that will focus on opening up the hips, lengthening the hamstrings, and give you a little bit of mobility through spine.
Yin Yoga is best for those who want to:
Balance a more energetic exercise routine, increase flexibility, keep joints healthy and mobile, and improve posture.
Anyone can practice yoga with the assistance of a chair, regardless of mobility level. This practice is meant to feel accessible for your body. You will focus on deep breathing, some movement, and gentle stretching.
Vinyasa Flow (Level 1 Yoga) is a style of yoga that syncs movement with breath. Throughout this practice you will hear cues for both breath, and movement at the same time in order to create a rhythm and flow for the practice.
In this practice you stay low to the ground and complete a variety of exercises that will focus on opening up the hips, lengthening the hamstrings, and give you a little bit of mobility through spine.
Anyone can practice yoga with the assistance of a chair, regardless of mobility level. This practice is meant to feel accessible for your body. You will focus on deep breathing, some movement, and gentle stretching.
Vinyasa Flow (Level 1 Yoga) is a style of yoga that syncs movement with breath. Throughout this practice you will hear cues for both breath, and movement at the same time in order to create a rhythm and flow for the practice.
In this practice you stay low to the ground and complete a variety of exercises that will focus on opening up the hips, lengthening the hamstrings, and give you a little bit of mobility through spine.