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What is Restorative Yoga?
Restorative Yoga, the yoga of non-doing, is a core practice underlying
the very essence of yoga. Even those with an active dynamic yoga
practice will benefit from the inner quietude and deep release of
Restorative Yoga. Restorative Yoga is the practice of entering into
yoga postures using an assortment of props: blocks, bolsters,
blankets, straps, walls, chairs, tables, eye pillows, the floor, and
even another yoga practitioner. Supported and stabilized by various
props, one experiences the yoga postures as profoundly relaxing and
deeply rejuvenating, invoking a natural state of healing rest, renewal
and equanimity.
Supported and passive yoga postures allow the body to naturally
release, letting go of deeply held tension and stress. The result is a
balanced state of being from the inside out.
Restorative Yoga is a life enhancing practice. It is appropriate for
anyone, at any age or stage of life, or in any physical condition.
Private Yoga Instruction available by Appointment Only
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