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Side Forward & Back Bends
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF YOGA WORKSHOP
This workshop is designed to help anyone suffering from back pain or a weak lower back and needs to strengthen their core and improve flexibility. We will engage in a variety of counter postures of forward, backward & side bends to make the spine and back more supple and elasticated.
Where
Pure Gym Studio8197659
67-71a High Street, London GB
Type of Event
Yoga Styles
Levels
When
We run a yoga workshop on the last Sunday of every month.
Full Description
FULL DISCRIPTION OF YOGA WORKSHOP
Back Bends
back bends will help bring your spine back to its natural flexion and relieve chronic back or neck pain.
The asanas help open the chest and build strength all along your spine while simultaneously increasing flexibility and stimulate the nervous system. The combination of strength and flexibility will wipe away pain and give you back your body’s natural mobility and vibrance.
Our daily activities involve bending forward a lot, sitting, picking up things and children. All of which contribute towards defects and injuries as the spine is worked in one direction only. The spine is meant to be flexible and have a reasonable range of motion forward and backward. Therefore regularly practising back-bends you will restore your spine to its natural flexibility, reducing your chances of defects, injury and back pain. And Increase the flexibility and strength in your spine.
Forward Bends
Forward bends help to give an internal massage and improve the circulation to the various organs like the abdomen, pancreas, liver, intestines and kidneys. They also help to lengthen and strengthen the hamstrings, muscles of the inner leg, make the muscles of the back suppler and boost the strength of the legs and the knees as you surrendering to an intense and rejuvenating stretch.
Side Bends
Side-stretching poses lengthen the muscles between the ribs and pelvis, including parts of the low back, and open the sides of the rib cage, improving rib cage mobility and the expansiveness of the lungs, which makes breathing easier in all situations.
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