Pranayama
The yogic practice of focusing on the breath.
Yoga for children includes asanas that increase strength, flexibility and co-ordination, and it develops awareness of body, mind and breath along the way. It helps arrest a child’s wandering mind, which is usually what parents notice first.
The practice brings the marvellous inner light that all children have to the surface. Sessions are shorter and more animated than an adult class, with postures introduced through their shapes and names rather than their Sanskrit anatomy.
Live online sessions run daily from 10:00 to 11:00 AM IST, and at 5:30 PM EST for students in the United States. Offline sessions are taught in person at our studio in Abids, Hyderabad. You can use either, or both.
Children old enough to follow simple instructions and enjoy moving, roughly from primary school age upward. Tell us your child’s age when you book and we will place them accordingly.
No. Children are generally flexible already; the work is about strength, co-ordination and attention rather than reaching further.
Often that helps, particularly online and particularly at the start. Let us know and we will plan the session for both of you.
The yogic practice of focusing on the breath.
A form of yoga that uses mantras to awaken the self and deepen the meditative aspect of physical practice.
People of all ages and walks of life can benefit from the techniques yoga offers.