Vinyasa Yoga stands in opposition to Hatha yoga, as Hatha classes focus on one pose at a time with a slight rest in between whereas flow classes string poses together to make a sequence, synchronising breath with each movement. It can be a vigorous yoga style.
What to expect during the session.
Vinyasa allows for a lot of variety but will almost always include sun salutations. Expect to move, sometimes vigorously, from pose to pose. Whether the class is fast or slow and includes advanced poses will depend on the individual teacher and the particular style in which he or she is trained. Vinyasa’s strength is in its diversity. If you appreciate having things a little loose and unpredictable and like to keep moving, this style is definitely worth a try.
Increased mental focus
Increased flexibility
Improved cardiovascular conditioning
Burn calories
Improve and build muscle
Offers strength training
Relieves stress
Increased awareness and mindfulness
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