Product Description
This package contains classes from a 4 part “Yoga for Beginners” workshop with Ginny Clarke, which breaks down three important aspects of yoga – The body, the breath and the mind. As a bonus, you also receive a class about a pose we do in nearly every class, our beloved Downward Facing Dog pose.
Once we receive your order, we will send you a link where you can download these classes to keep for good or we can send you a USB.
| Title | Description |
| Beginners Yoga Series Part 1 – Body Alignment | BEGINNERS YOGA: An introduction for complete beginners to yoga where we review the foundational poses with awareness on our physical body and alignment. |
| Beginners Yoga Series Part 2 – The Breath | BEGINNERS YOGA: Learn the anatomy of breathing and how to breathe effectively and how we use the breath in a yoga class. The breath is the bridge linking the body and the mind – if the breath is effortless and steady, the mind and the body will also be calm. |
| Beginners Yoga Series Part 3 – The Mind | BEGINNERS YOGA: This is week 3 of the Beginners course where we focus on the “Mind”. The aim of yoga is to actually still the thoughts in the mind, as when the mind is quiet, we can find a little more peace in our lives. By moving the body and linking it with the breath, the mind has to come along for the ride and drop into the present moment. |
| Beginners Yoga Series Part 4 – Beyond Body Breath Mind | BEGINNERS YOGA: In this series we have worked through alignment of the body, practices for the breath and techniques to steady the mind. In this final class we bring it all together to acknowledge that when we clear our body, breath and mind, we can listen to the inherent wisdom within each one of us and therefore feel more bliss and peace in our lives. |
| Down Dog Exploration | BEGINNERS: A pose we do regularly is Adho Mukha Svanasana – commonly called Down Dog. Eventually this pose is like a rest pose and we use it to smoothly transition from pose to pose. The benefits of this pose are multiple, including opening the hamstrings, calves and chest, as well as strengthening the core and shoulders. In this class we break down the pose and find out how to be in this pose with strength and grace. |
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