Charity Yoga for animals (in English)

YOCA, yoga for the animal cause, invites you to discover the Ashtanga practice through its first series, Chikitsa ✨ A dynamic practice: breath, movement, and focus. Come explore a fluid, rhythmic sequence where each posture is linked to the breath. An invitation to reconnect, build strength, and calm the mind through a structured, meditative flow 🌿 What to expect: ✨ Introduction to the Ashtanga Primary Series (Chikitsa) ✨ Breath-led transitions (vinyasa) ✨ Basics of Ujjayi breathing ✨ Exploration of bandhas (energy locks) and drishti (gaze) 🌿 Open to all levels, with adaptations for beginners, class taught in English ⏰ Duration: 50 min 💻Online class, from the comfort of your own home! 🧘‍♀️ A guided and progressive practice to help you understand the logic and flow of the sequence, while moving at your own pace. What is Ashtanga Yoga? Ashtanga Yoga is a dynamic and meditative practice that links each posture through a flowing sequence. It was founded by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois (1915–2009). For 25 years, Pattabhi Jois studied under Tirumalai Krishnamacharya, who is considered the father of modern yoga. After many years of following his teachings, Pattabhi Jois established his own yoga school in 1948: the Ashtanga Yoga Research Institute in Mysore, India. From the 1960s onward, students from around the world came to discover this style of yoga and helped spread its practice globally. 💛A free class, open to everyone This session is offered voluntarily, with the intention of making yoga accessible to all. 🐾Want to go further? If you wish, you can make a donation to support the animal cause. This month, YOCA sheds light on the protection of cetaceans and the end of their exploitation. All donations will go to the One Voice association, which opposes the captivity of dolphins and orcas in marine parks. 📩Registration & info: yoca.yoga.contact@gmail.com Take care of yourself and animals at the same time 💫