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Torso Lift Tutorial

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Pik-Chu Wong

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Torso lift with the hammock is an ideal way to reverse the forward-rounding shoulder habit from our modern-day slump posture. Bookmarked this class to revisit whenever you need a gentle reminder on the finer points of torso lift.

Aerial Yoga
Aerial Yoga
Aerial employs a suspended silk hammock as a prop to enhance both new and traditional, grounded yoga postures. With body weight supported by the hammock, this practice improves flexibility, joint health and strengthens muscles and bones by working with gravity.
Level 1
Level 1
Level 1 classes introduce basic Yoga postures, breathing fundamentals and instruct how to work with the body in order to access subtleties of the mind. Yoga props and use will be introduced, as well as Sanskrit terms for postures, and breath-work.
15 Mins

Focus

Release Stress , Stretch , Fundamentals , Better Alignment , Short on Time , Breath & Energy

Body Part

Chest , Heart , Spine , Upper Back

Key Poses

Standing Forward Fold
Chair Pose

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