By combining yoga movements with breath and mindfulness, Project Yoga teaches patience and gentleness,
with ourselves and others.
Project Yoga gives underserved communities a chance to experience the emotional and physical well being
that can result from the practices of yoga and mindfulness.
Yoga postures are challenging--even the simplest ones build strength, flexibility and resiliency from
the inside out. We teach breathing techniques, showing how the act of breathing mirrors how we feel. We
teach how to be patient and gentle with ourselves. How to respond rather than react to difficult
emotions, pain and stress. To us, learning how to stand on one foot is not as important as learning how
to fall and get back up.
From a physical standpoint, yoga stretches not only muscles but the soft tissues of the body. That
includes ligaments, tendons, and the fascia sheath that surrounds the muscles of the body. Project
Yoga’s certified instructors are trained to teach to varying levels of ability and how to modify poses
for safety. Modifying mindfulness practices and yoga poses to specific audiences is our forte.
Project Yoga teachers know the intelligence behind moving and breath work. Our teaching style is
straightforward and jargon-free. Project Yoga is pleased to strengthen school students
towards 'whole person' approaches to mental health, wellness, physical strength, and resiliency.
By practicing Yoga everyday, one becomes free of fear, anger, anxiety, hatred and jealousy.
We also expose staff, administrators, teachers, caregivers and other direct influencers to Project Yoga
through workshops.
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