Jump to content

Yoga and Breathing workshop, Sunday, the 28th of April, 2:45-4:45 pm, Yoga Arch in Camberwell


KatrinB

Recommended Posts

Hello Yogis and Yoginis!

I am excited to invite you to the fourth yoga and breathing workshop on Sunday, the 17thth of March, 3-5 pm at Lost in Yoga at Yoga Arch. Yoga arch, Urlwin Street, SE5 0NG.


This nourishing class starts with a rejuvenating yoga posture practice which will help you to tune in and connect back to your body.

Next, we'll move on to focus on Pranayama, an ancient breathing technique which helps you find fuller breath, a sense of calm and inner space.


Benefits of Pranayama:

- Lower/stabilised blood pressure.

- Increased energy levels.

- Muscle relaxation.

- Decreased feelings of stress and overwhelm.


"Like the ocean's waves, the breath that has just moved out will never be repeated. Each breath is authentic, each new breath in is in response to the breath that just moved out."

- Jessica Wolf


Please book through the Yoga Arch website:

https://lostinyoga.com/schedule/#tmup=/p/1372074-lost-in-yoga-yoga-arch/courses/dates/223537/

Warm wishes,

Katrin


// Take a deep breath

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Discussions

    • I appreciate you wanting to help Angelina, but at the moment, unfortunately, the nature of the help we need is slightly different. But you are so right. There is always two sides to one story, and at the moment me and my family's side is not really getting heard.  And for your information- mental health problems are very common among the general public and in my view nothing to be ashamed of, looked down on, or to be used to label someone. Having a mental health problem is simply the same thing as having a physical problem with your knee or chest. But it could explain certain behaviors and ways of experiencing your surroundings, which is why I needed to mention it in my post.  As I said, thank you for getting involved Angelina. Anyone else who have experienced something similar as me?  Any constructive suggestions? 
    • I used to go to Brockwell all the time, but with lockdown it changed from being able to stay all day sunbathing and swimming to a limited lane swim time slot for the same price. This totally changed the relaxed vibe. It's also incredibly difficult to book online. If this has changed back I'd love to know. I really miss how it was. I guess it was an easy way to make a lot more money! 
    • Yes.  It happens to a neighbour who has a van parked off Sydenham Hill quite a lot. It's because the fuel lines are easier to get to than cars.
    • I like the idea of a lido, provided it's accessible to all. I haven't been for a while now.   Do you have to book Brockwell lido in advance and or have they gone back to just queuing  to enter?  Are you able to stay for as long as you wish or are there time slots.  Do teenagers  have access to these spaces? I can't see them booking in advance and time restrains would  not work for them...particularly if its costly. The last time I went to the lido it seemed to lack the diversity that it once had.   
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...