Benefits of Slow Flow Yoga

 

Contrary to its title, Slow Flow Yoga may not seem as easy as it sounds. Slow Flow Yoga is a low-impact workout, for the most part, which can help you to get in shape gradually. Slow Flow is a combination of Vinyasa Flow and Hatha Yoga. It does not have as many transitions as the classic Vinyasa yoga but has more flow than Hatha Yoga, taking the best of both and creating an isometric-based workout.

These workouts are designed in such a way that it gradually warms up the muscles and joints retaining the calm rhythm of slow flow yoga giving time to beginners to find themselves in these poses. One of the greatest characteristic features of this yoga is that it encourages you to stay in the moment while improving your attention span and teaching you to control your breathing making you more alert in the long run. Some of the benefits of Slow Flow Yoga are:



1. Easy on the Joints - Slow Flow Yoga is good for the joints as it increases mobility on the joints like hips and shoulders. It is great for people who are suffering from arthritis or any kind of joint trouble as it take off the pressure of conforming to asanas at a fast pace and lets them find their own pace in their workouts.

2. Relaxes the Internal Organs – In Slow Flow movement, the internal major organs reap the benefit too. They experience a natural pressure with the twist, bend, and torsion of the limbs and torso which is like a natural massage to them that helps regulate blood flow and promote organ health. It has a number of positive impacts to correct a handful of chronic conditions too such as constipation, asthma and menopause syndrome. It helps create more blood flow which can not only heal and repair organs but also remove the toxic products easily too.

3. Stress Killer – We can all speak in agreement when I say dealing with stress has to be one of the most difficult things ever. Slow Flow Yoga incorporates a series of exercises with controlled breathing and pranayama which helps to reduce stress and tension. Even if you are a beginner, you will feel more relaxed in just one or two sessions and advance practitioners have claimed to see a whole shift in their mind state from years of practice.

These are merely some of the very few benefits. If you wish to learn more or take up Slow Flow Yoga as a regular part of your life head over to YourBuddhi.com and check out our free trial class today!

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