Sarah Spear Yoga

iven a place to teach yoga and eventually taught a young boy named Parrabhi Jois his learnings on the power of breathing. Jois then established an institute for practicing the specific form of Vinyasa yoga. Benefits
Like all styles of yoga, Vinyasa has both mental and physical benefits. Physically,with regular practice your strength and flexibility will improve, back pain will ease, stiffness in joints will reduce, sweat expels toxins and re-energizes your body. Mentally, the synchronized breathing relaxes your mind and helps to release any blockage of energy flow throughout your body, relieving tension and leaving you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. A Vinyasa class is both a great place to start and to continue challenging yourself. If you like to focus on the power of breathing and flowing movement through poses, you will enjoy the Vinyasa style. What to wear
Vinyasa yoga involves a lot of movement, so wear something you are comfortable in to flow from one pose to another. You will likely be working up a sweat so wear something breathable and moisture-wicking. What to bring
Bring a yoga mat if you have one although some are available to borrow, a towel, and a water bottle to stay hydrated. What to expect
Expect to move and breathe smoothly from one pose to another. The class will most likely include Sun Salutations. Vinyasa yoga is almost like a dance with synchronized breath and movements; the style and sequence may vary week to week to help challenge you and keep things interesting. The most important thing is to come and have fun!! Sarah also teaches Hatha, Yin, Restorative, Yoga Nidra, Anusara Elements and Menopause Yoga

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