An active form of Yoga, Spine Yoga aims to straighten the spine by using yoga asanas to relax the tense back, improve strained muscles and improve blood supply to the ligaments. Spine therapy stretches and strengthens the muscles of the back which protects the joints and restores the curvature of the spine making it stronger.

Some yogis may still prefer to practice in the comfort of their own home. In order to facilitate this, a few classes will run both in-studio and online at the same time, so you can practice wherever you feel most comfortable.

This practice is for all levels, and for those who have been suffering from back and low back pains. Spine Yoga will focus on bending your spine in all directions along with stretching the muscles that run through the back all the way down to the legs.

An active form of Yoga, Spine Yoga aims to straighten the spine by using yoga asanas to relax the tense back, improve strained muscles and improve blood supply to the ligaments. Spine therapy stretches and strengthens the muscles of the back which protects the joints and restores the curvature of the spine making it stronger.

Suitable for all levels

Traditional Hatha Yoga is an ancient yoga system. It is a slower form of yoga and is most suitable for beginners. Hatha Yoga uses asanas, breathing, and relaxation techniques. It is of great benefit to the nervous system, relieves fatigue, tension and stress, heals, cleanses the body.

Hatha yoga practice can effectively improve the flexibility and strength of the body, and balance the yin and yang.

Yin Yoga is a slow deep paced practice by maintaining in one posture for a 3-5 minutes.

This practice is known to help:
• exercise bones and their connected tissues
• fully relax the muscles
• regulate the nervous system
• enhance endurance
• relax the whole body
• clear all distracting thoughts

Combining it with slow and natural breathing to achieve physical and mental harmony.