Yoga is a commonly known generic term for the physical, mental, and spiritual practices or disciplines. Are you looking for an full of energy yoga that challenges you brain and bodily while assisting you to attach to your inward power? One that manages this without halting, and while in a heated Vinyasa? centre Power Yoga is the right yoga for you - stimulating the body and brain through aim and balance while it mends and detoxifies.
A challenging program that combines strength, spirituality and sweat,
power yoga recognizes three different power levels. First is physical,
developing the body's strength and improving health. Second is mental,
improving concentration and the will through practice. Third is the
power of the spirit, which lies behind the purely physical and mental.
Ashtanga
is the Indian yoga that core power yoga was formed from in the west.
The term, core power yoga, was given by Beryl Bender Birch, a teacher of
Ashtanga yoga. Followers of Sri K. Pattabhi, a renowned Sanskirt
scholar, brought the yoga to the west where it inspired western
practitioners with it's style and philosophies.
Power yoga
consists of three separate programs focusing on different areas. "Core
Power" targets the abdominal region and back, and it includes the
Vinyasa power poses which tone muscles in the ab region. "Unlocking
Athletic Power" increases flexible strength, including the hips and
pelvis with abdominal and back exercises. "Soul of Strength" has a
mid-body emphasis, is fast moving and includes some very challenging
poses and movement.
Core power yoga sessions are in a heated room,
and the different exercises are intended to develop flexibility and
strength. Stamina will increase, as will the ability to focus. Tension,
stress and toxins are released from the body through sweating.
Core
power yoga requires the proper execution of yoga poses. The movements
are done at a fast pace, though some poses are held longer than the
normal five breaths. This increases endurance and improves focus,
training the mind to concentrate on a single task for a longer period.
So what makes core power yoga different from other yoga exercises?
A
vinyasa style, it is unique, focusing on flow, core strength, and
balance while building a solid practice in spirit and strength. It
offers diverse classes such as yoga sculpt, hot yoga, mat Pilates,
boot-camps, and teacher training. The instructors are personally
involved in the students progress, and are strong, forceful leaders.
They pay more attention to what each student needs, creating a personal
program and a feeling of belonging and community. It also provides
quality facilities, with top tier equipment and a balanced aura.
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