SATURDAY 13 AND SUNDAY 14 APRIL
Weekend with free classes from morning to evening.
Yoga in Centro is excited to propose a weekend of free classes to make our centre known and to share our magical space. You are all invited!
Event for old subscribers, new subscribers, those without a subscription, those who know the centre and those who don’t. We are waiting for you and your friends.
If you want to practise in a special place without competition then Yoga in Centro is the place for you! No matter your age, no matter your weight, no matter how flexible you are… there will always be a class to suit you!
Yoga is about becoming aware of your body-mind and the reality around you.
PROGRAMME
Saturday 13th April:
. 11.00 Yoga Flow with Marina
. 16.00 Qi Gong with Rita
. 17.30 Yoga Anukalana with Elisa
. 18.45 Yoga dolce with Elisa
Sunday 14 april:
. 10.00 Sivananda Yoga with Monica
. 11.30 Hatha Yoga metodo Anusara with Monica
. 16.00 Yin Yoga with Lorena
. 17.30 Hatha Yoga metodo Anusara with Lorena
To book a place / to ask for information about courses, times and fees please contact:
. For Yoga Flow, Sivananda Yoga and Sivananda: Monica +39 347 696 1312
. For Hatha Yoga metodo Anusara and Yin Yoga: Lorena +39 338 496 7172
. For Qi Gong: Rita +39 333 290 5418
. For Yoga Anukalana and Gentle Yoga : Elisa +39 339 447 0332
SOME INFORMATION ON THE PRACTICES OUR CENTRE OFFERS
ποΈ Yoga flow is a dynamic style. Through the synchronisation of breath with movement, it combines a sequence of postures into a single flow. Energetic, it helps to restore fluidity in the body and flexibility.
β―οΈ Qi Gong: designed to improve our state of health by mobilising our body’s energy, QI (Chi) or vital energy, to heal, revitalise and develop us spiritually. It combines static and dynamic exercises, gentle movements, stretching, self-massage, breathing, visualisation, meditation and relaxation.
ποΈ Anukalana means integration, it is a proposal to the practice of Yoga and Meditation that, based on the ancient tradition of Tantra, integrates rudiments of disciplines that share its aims and principles such as Qi Gong and Tai Chi. It is a practice based above all on fluid movement, which has always been the basis of traditional Indian practices such as dance and martial arts and, of course, Yoga.
ποΈ Gentle Yoga has a very gentle approach. It is suitable for people of all ages, women during pregnancy (from the third month) and those with back pain. The positions will be modified and adapted to the needs of the practitioners using tools (cushions, blocks, blankets, etc.).
ποΈ Hatha Sivananda is a classical style. The sequence is always the same. It is divided into a part dedicated to pranayama (breathing exercises), a second to the sun salutation (dynamic part), a third to a sequence of postures that work the whole body, ending with deep relaxation.
ποΈ Anusara is a method that has no fixed sequence. The whole class is focused on opening and preparing the body to arrive at a final apex posture (more or less complex) in an easy way. A theme is introduced at the beginning of the class and the lesson is very much related to that specific theme. The method is based on universal alignment principles. It is very attentive to anatomy and biomechanics of movement. The Anusara method gives stability and grounding and at the same time freedom and fluidity. The philosophy follows the lineage of non-dual Tantric Shivaism.
β―οΈ Yin yoga is a very introspective style of yoga. One enters a position slowly and gradually and then holds it for 3 to 5 minutes. This type of practice does not work on the muscles but on the connective tissues. It is inspired by the Taoist principle of Yin and Yang, stimulating the Chinese meridians to encourage the good flow of energy.