Yoga

 
Rebecca Rizzuto, Seva Living, Yin Yoga
 

Yin Yoga

Yin yoga is a gentle and relatively passive style of yoga that involves variations of seated and supine poses, targeted to stretch and release connective tissue around the joints of the body, primarily of the knees, pelvis, sacrum and spine. Poses are typically held for 3-7 minutes, accessing and releasing deep layers of fascia that are neglected within  conventional stretching exercises. 

These one on one classes are tailored to your needs and are intended for you to develop a home based practice that will keep you feeling more open, grounded, and at ease in your body. A daily practice, ranging anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes a day, will keep you feeling empowered and strong. 

Yin yoga is an ideal self care practice, especially when combined with Myofascial Release Therapy. Both modalities release and restore restricted connective tissue and unravel the holding pattern in your system. 

Hatha Yoga

Hatha yoga is a traditional form of yoga that focuses on physical postures (asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama), and meditation. It unites the body, mind, and spirit by balancing the energies of the sun (masculine) and moon (feminine) within. Practice incorporates; physical postures designed to improve flexibility, strength, and balance. Pranayama (breath-work) to build energy and promote relaxation, in preparation for seated meditation.

Private instruction is available by appointment or group Yin/Hatha classes are offered weekly. Visit the “classes/workshops page to learn more about group classes.

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Benefits of yoga:

  • Enhances mental clarity

  • Reduces inflammation

  • Accessible to every “body” and can be practiced anywhere

  • Revitalizes tissues of the body

  • Teaches mind/body awareness

  • Cultivates self-gratitude and self-love

  • Helps to process stored emotions/trauma

  • Builds fortitude, perseverance, and resolve 

  • Helps you sit longer and more comfortably in your body

  • Induces a meditative state

  • Calms the nervous system and melts away stress

  • Moves stagnant energy in the body

  • Restores range of motion

  • Increases flexibility

  • Improves physical health through flexibility, strength, and balance

  • Reduces stress and anxiety, promotes relaxation and mindfulness

  • A pathway to self-realization and spiritual connection