3 Areas of Yoga No Woman Should Skip | 30 Min Strength + Hormonal Health + Restorative Asanas
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Published5 months ago
Duration27:33
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Description
🪷 This 3-Day Online program can stop your overthinking and teach you to Master your Mind: https://satvicmovement.org/workshops/masteryourmind/?utm_source=sy_yt&utm_medium=desc&utm_campaign=yoga_for_women
🌸 This yoga flow is thoughtfully designed for women, keeping in mind the unique and changing needs of the female body and mind across different phases of life.
✨ The practice is divided into three gentle and supportive sections:
🧘♀️ [1] Strength & Stability
We begin with strengthening movements to support muscle health and stability as the body evolves over time.
🌺 [2] Pelvic & Hormonal Care
The second part focuses on nurturing the pelvic region with carefully chosen asanas that support hormonal balance and overall well-being.
🌙 [3] Calm & Restore
In the final part, we slow down with calming practices that soothe the nervous system, allowing the body to relax deeply and the mind to settle.
💛 This session is ideal if you are looking to feel more grounded, supported, and rested, especially after a long or demanding day. Practice regularly and move at your own pace. Listen to your body with awareness and compassion.
🌿 Things to remember:
1) Practice on an empty stomach. Keep a gap of at least 3 hours after meals and 2 hours after fruits before practicing.🥗
2) Wear loose cotton clothes. Avoid tight, polyester, or dry-fit clothing so your skin can breathe freely during practice.👕
3) Practice only as much as you comfortably can. Never force yourself into poses. Be gentle and kind to your body.🤍
4) If you’re a complete beginner, keeping a mirror nearby can help you observe your alignment and self-correct.🪞
5) You may practice this flow during periods. However, if you have severe cramps or discomfort, skip the asana practice for the day. If practicing, avoid inversions altogether.🌸