The word „yoga” comes from Sanskrit word „yuj“, which means union or unification – unification of mind, body and soul. Usually in our daily life, our mind is uncontrolled, moving from one subject to another. We also have a problem to understand our body and use it with awareness. Due to daily busy and sometimes stressful life we forget to listen our soul – we keep forgetting to move the attention inside and listen what our soul wants to say - to listen what we really need, what we really want in our lives. In these lessons of yoga we will focus on unification - balancing - of our body, mind and soul. You will turn off your auto-pilot, calm yourself, be in the present moment and make your body stronger and more flexible.
We will practise mainly Hatha flow style of yoga within we learn correctly the basic postures. Hatha is very calming and stabilizing type of yoga, which is very good for strengthening muscles, because we will have to hold the position for a longer duration. Flow means, that the postures (asanas) flow fluently one to another. During all the lessons we will focus on a right breathing and some basic pranayama techniques (breathing techniques). You will also get in touch with easy forms of meditation or yoga nidra (yogic sleep). In the end of the semester we will move more towards Vinjasa style of yoga, which is more dynamic, but based on the same as Hatha yoga.

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"Students are hereby notified that physical contact between instructors and students may occur during sports lessons for the purposes of correcting exercise techniques, movements, game-related activities, or providing necessary assistance and safeguarding health. Should a student prefer to avoid physical contact, they are required to inform the instructor in advance, acknowledging that they assume responsibility for any potential adverse effects on their health."