Pranayama
“Prana” means “breath” also referred to as “life force” and “Yama” means “restraint” and together it is loosely translated to breath control
It is a practice in yoga which involves regulating your breathing through specific techniques and exercises.
The purpose is to relax the mind and body through a combination of inhalation, exhalation, and retention of the breath.
Pranayama is the easiest and most effective tool to awaken to your full potential and connect with your true self.
Using and adapting skills that are learnt to manipulate breath creates particular effects on the body and mind.
Certain exercises are not suitable for the following
- Uncontrolled hypertension (Epilepsy/Seizures/Panic Disorders)
- Pregnant Women
- Chronic Heart Conditions
- Severe Breathing Issues
Benefits
There are many benefits to practising Pranayama, I have listed a few below.
- Soothes stress, anxiety and depression
- Improves blood circulation.
- Increases mindfulness.
- Assists with asthma.
- Relaxes the mind and body.
- Can assist with regulating body temperature.
Caution : Pranayama techniques should be practised under supervision of a trained professional
The Art of Breathing
In this 12 week program you will receive:
12 pranayama techniques
Guided meditations
Mudras (hand and finger gestures that are used in conjunction with pranayama)
Guided warm up yoga class
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Online Course – $80
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