Vinyasa Yoga

Flowing from one pose to another in coordination with breath.

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01:50:18 Hours

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Tue, 10-Sep-2024

Course description

  • Focus: Flowing from one pose to another in coordination with breath.
  • Best for: Those looking for a more dynamic, movement-based practice.
  • Features: Fluid transitions, often set to music, creating a more aerobic experience.

    • What will i learn?

    • Physical Benefits
    • Increased Strength: The continuous flow between poses builds muscle strength, especially in the core, arms, and legs.
    • Improved Flexibility: Regular practice enhances flexibility in the muscles and joints, improving overall range of motion.
    • Cardiovascular Health: The dynamic nature of Vinyasa increases heart rate, providing a good cardiovascular workout.
    • Better Balance and Coordination: The focus on smooth transitions and alignment improves physical balance and body

    Requirements

    • Physical Requirements:
    • Basic Fitness: Vinyasa Yoga can be physically demanding, so a moderate level of fitness is helpful.
    • Strength & Flexibility: The practice builds strength and flexibility over time, but some foundational mobility in the hips, shoulders, and spine will aid in transitions.
    • Endurance: Since the practice is continuous, stamina is important for flowing through sequences.
    • Equipment:
    • Yoga Mat: A non-slip mat is essential for safety and comfort.
    • Comfortable Clothing: Wear breathable, stretchy clothing that allows for freedom of movement.
    • Optional Props: Yoga blocks, straps, or bolsters can help with alignment or modifications.

    Frequently asked question

    Vinyasa Yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement. Each pose flows into the next with inhalations and exhalations guiding the transitions, creating a smooth, flowing practice. It emphasizes strength, flexibility, and mindful awareness.

    Vinyasa Yoga is often faster-paced and more fluid than other styles like Hatha or Iyengar yoga. The focus on breath-to-movement synchronization differentiates it, while other forms may focus more on holding poses for longer periods or alignment.

    Increases flexibility Builds strength and stamina Improves cardiovascular health Enhances mental focus and clarity Reduces stress through mindful breathing Encourages body awareness and balance

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    Sivani Sharma

    Vinyasa Yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement. Each pose flows into the next with inhalations and exhalations guiding the transitions, creating a smooth, flowing practice. It emphasizes strength, flexibility, and mindful awareness.
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    Lectures

    3

    Quizzes

    1

    Skill level

    Beginner

    Expiry period

    Lifetime
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