22/03/2018
If you missed this week Yin join us next week.
Yin was a class I resisted for the longest time not because I couldn’t do the poses resulting my face as the only part of my body having the workout cringing in pain in every postures. On the contrary, flexibility is the least of my worries, it is about keeping still physically that frightens me the most. Those days in any Yin classes, I would be wriggling and looking around the room waiting the next moment to for me to come out of the posture! With this challenge in mind and if I can live with what I preach as a yoga teacher that Yoga is a practice and if I can’t master a particular posture I keep at it until I do. I found myself from one Yin class to another, at different studios. And finally Yin got me. Yin broke me so to speak. I’d like to say I’ve come a long way as now I’m teaching Yin classes and it is one type of yoga class I enjoy teaching the most.
Yin is a practice that encourages people to slow down, it showed me how to – immersing in the kind of stillness that can lead to the expansion of consciousness.
If my body is my temple and I’ve got this one body to take care of and by taking care of it and showing compassion to myself, maybe then I can care and be more compassionate to others.
You know what I’m going to say next.... Join me like these courages ladies did on the mat for Yin every Tuesdays from 5:30-6:45pm.
About Yin Yoga - Working with discomfort not pain is a very slow-paced style of yoga and postures that are held longer period of time - for beginners it may range from 45 seconds to 2 minutes; more advanced practitioners up to five minutes in one asana or more which allows your body – and mind – to relax and surrender into poses.
Level: Beginners to Advanced
Drop-in 320,000VND
5 classes pass 1,500,000VND
10 classes pass 2,800,000VND
Advance booking: http://bit.ly/mandala-wellness-weekly-class