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Yogalattés |
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Yogalattés heals, detoxifies and exhilarates the body and mind with emphasis on movement, balance and intention. |
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Yogalattés as in Yoga, is a practice designed to enhance body awareness, focusing on core strength, balance and flow to build a solid practice based on strength and spirit. Establishing a foundation of knowledge within the mind and integrating it into the function of the body is the key to the ever-evolving Yogalattés method. Using this newfound strength and awareness to deepen or develop your yoga practice. Yogalattés is a system that stretches and strengthens all the major muscle groups developing a streamlined slenderness while finding a deep sense of well-being and inner strength by connecting the mind and body through the energy of the breath. |
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While Pilates and Yoga share similar postures, Pilates emphasizes the importance of building strength and endurance in the body’s core postural muscles (the stabilizers or the "core" of the body: the abdominals, hips, lower back, and thighs). Yogalattés promotes this “core stability”, which enhances spinal/pelvic awareness, protects the spine against injury, supports the internal organs, promotes good posture and improves stability in balance poses. |
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Much more than a movement system, Yogalattés places emphasis on the breath throughout a session. The Pilates thoracic (chest) breathing is incorporated to help increase lung capacity and enhance stamina and endurance. This breath activates the abdominal and pelvic floor muscles helping to protect and strengthen the lower back, tone the belly, trim the waist and assist with core stability. |
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Different Pranayama Yogic breathing techniques are also used, some to energize and invigorate others to calm and soothe the nervous system aiding relaxation and the release of stress and tension. |
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| Yogalattés is a safe practice which promotes unity of the body and mind, freeing up energy to flow unhindered through your entire being. It is ideal for those needing to strengthen their backs, those suffering from arthritis or osteoporosis, and post natal women. It is excellent for developing general tone and fitness in the body, promoting good posture, longer leaner muscles, more freedom of movement, while creating a sense of inner calm, relaxation and overall well-being. | ||
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| Never the same class, Yogalattés is a journey, a path, a doorway into something deeper. An opportunity to let go and feel, a transformational process, ever evolving, never ending, always beginning, changing from inside out, ever evolving into something new. | ||
| At the end of each Yogalattés session we finish traditionally by everyone repeating the Sanskrit word Namasté …which is a greeting used in India and Nepal. It has many definitions the most common being “The Divine in me recognizes the divine in you” Mutual respect is acknowledged between the teacher and student. | ||
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