Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga

Restorative yoga is a practice that uses props such as chairs, blocks, belts, sandbags, pillows (bolsters) and blankets for full body support. It is a slow practice that works to release deep tension, passively without active stretching. Under the guidance of a qualified and experienced teacher, this is a powerful practice and can help the student restore the body back to its normal flexibility and mobility. Restorative yoga can be very helpful in speeding up the body’s healing process after injury, surgery, or prolonged inactivity. Restorative yoga helps increase circulation, detoxification and prevents adhesions. Restorative yoga helps an unhealthy or injured body to restore itself back to its best possible state. Therefore, if you have had a recent injury or illness, this practice is for you. Restorative yoga supports the body in need of healing.

Why would you need to practice Restorative Yoga?

Deep relaxation

Do you remember the feeling of being truly calm; your body soft, warm and flexible? Do you remember feeling so comfortable in your own skin that you hardly notice your physical body? Restorative yoga is a great way to access deep relaxation

Improve your sleep

The more relaxed you are, the better your chances of getting a good night's rest. Scientific studies have found that yoga is an effective intervention for dealing with sleep problems by increasing melatonin and reducing hyperarousal

Gentle on the body

Restorative yoga practices are gentle on the joints, and consistent practice can strengthen the connective tissues that surround bones and joints

What are the benefits?

Meet your instructor Vesela

Vesela is a certified yoga instructor, with more than 8 years of experience, over 1000 hours of training and participation in the preparation of yoga teacher trainings. In addition, Vesela has a bachelor’s degree in kinesitherapy and has completed numerous courses in massage and manual therapy.

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Frequently asked questions

While restorative yoga focuses on restoring bodies with certain ailments, yin yoga works deep within the connective tissues to activate change. If you’ve recently had an injury or illness, a restorative yoga practice is for you.

Any style of yoga can be practiced every day. Some styles can be combined in one day. For example, after a dynamic vinyasa yoga, you can enjoy a slow restorative practice.

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