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Can Yoga Help Sciatica?

Sciatica can occur as a result of a number of factors, such as a herniated or bulging disc, spondylolisthesis, or piriformis syndrome. It is exacerbated by a sedentary lifestyle and extended periods of sitting. Physical activity and stretches that target the core, glutes and hamstrings are highly recommended for reducing nerve impingement and dealing with sciatic pain.

2021-11-19T12:36:58-05:00Categories: Ailments / Disorders|2 Comments

Modified Asanas After a C-Section

This art will begin the first time you get up out of bed after surgery. Many mothers describe how difficult and surprising this task was for them the first time, and offer a few nuggets of wisdom for new mothers. Make sure someone is there to help you up, and know you have the option to press a pillow against your stitches to lessen the weird feeling that your tummy will fall out. A lot of mothers experience this odd sensation at first, and the pillow makes that movement and transition feel more comfortable.

2021-11-15T14:23:31-05:00Categories: Yoga for Mothers|0 Comments

Yoga Without The Spirituality

There is an endless spectrum of yoga schools, so you should never assume you cannot find an asana practice without spirituality. There are even gentler styles for the elderly, or people who cannot do difficult poses. Doing your research beforehand can help you to find a style that is the best for you.

2021-11-05T18:06:43-04:00Categories: Yoga Fitness|1 Comment

Modifying Yoga Poses – Student Safety

Supported Reclining Goddess Pose is usually practiced towards the end portion of a Yoga class, and often just prior to Shavasana. When you are ready to lead your students through the practice of Supported Reclining Goddess Pose, ask your students to place a bolster or rolled blanket near their mat, if they are using the support of a prop today. As they lie down, have them place the Yoga bolster or blanket horizontally across the top of their mat and just underneath their shoulder blades, so that the expansion of their heart is more fully supported in a comfortable fashion.

2021-10-29T18:55:36-04:00Categories: How to Teach Yoga, Yoga Student Safety|2 Comments
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