In Traditional Chinese Medicine, there is mention of an intermediate season between summer and autumn known as “Late Summer”, governed by the EARTH element. This element also manifests itself during a two-week period between one season and the next. That is to say, between …
🤔 When we practise yoga asanas🧎♀️, we sometimes apply pressure to specific areas that “coincidentally” correspond to acupuncture points, which have a specific energetic and physiological effect. On other occasions, we may apply this stimulation deliberately to work on these points, promoting the proper flow of Qi through pressure …
DO YOUR GLUTES OR SACROILIAC JOINT HURT? It’s normal. It’s one of the most common ailments affecting our musculoskeletal and fascial systems. Here are some exercises (TIPS) to “ease the pain”, whether you have a spastic piriformis muscle, a displaced sacrum, or knots and stiffness in the fascial tissue …
MIOBALL® TECHNIQUE by HolisticYoga® Would you like to find out about our specialised myofascial release technique using balls? You can learn it during our ONLINE HOLISTIC YOGA® RYT300 ADVANCED PROGRAMME (www.holisticyoga.com.es) as well as in its constituent courses: MYOFASCIAL YOGA® – Application to Trigger Points. The option with the most exercises. www.yogamiofascial.comr TCMYOGA® – Application to Acupuncture Points …
We have our own illustrations of Myer’s MYOFASCIAL TRACKS. We love them! They are clear illustrations, specially designed for yoga teachers with simplicity and clarity to aid a better understanding of the myofascial lines. We present the SPIRAL LINE (SL), the only one that allows for a wide range of movement in the transverse plane. …
I am convinced that there are so many different styles of YOGA because each of us needs to work on our FASCIAS in different ways, thereby reaping various benefits such as improved fascial elasticity, remodelling of collagen fibres, hydration and the clearing of water pathways, integration and …
The 5 PILLARS of MYOFASCIAL YOGA® ASANAS: Keys to achieving a biotensegrity body. Our fasciae are a key tissue for our POSTURE and body MOVEMENT. Keeping them healthy will not only make your body less achy and more flexible, but you’ll also feel more centred mentally …