Feel-Good Online Chair Yoga with Patricia

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🪑 Chair Yoga is will help:
• Improve your sleep
• Relax your body and mind
• Become more resilient
• Flexibility, mobility and agility
• Strengthen your immune system

Join us LIVE every Wednesday October 26th through December 14th
10-10:30am (Pacific Time) 1-1:30pm (Eastern Time) 30-minutes

✨ Class Recordings available 24/7 during the series.So if you can’t make it live, you won’t miss out!

Save Your Seat $97
Early Bird Seats Only $87 by October 10th

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Feel-Good Chair Yoga benefits:
• Relieve back pain
• Building tensile strength
• Increase range of movement
• Reducing joint pain
• Improved posture
• Better balance
• Improved digestion
• Stability in your muscles around your bones
• More relaxed jaw and face yoga

Feel-Good Chair Yoga Group photo

Chair Yoga is an 8-part Program where you’ll learn and practice rejuvenating stretches and standing poses that will make your neck, shoulders, hips, back and whole body feel fantastic.

BECOME A HEALTHIER VERSION OF YOURSELF WITH YOGA

Chair Yoga is a fun way to increase circulation and the natural healing energy in your body, mind and life.

~Patricia 🌹
P.S. Did I mention we are going to have a good time?

“In a half hour every week, Patricia guides us through very effective Chair Yoga postures that I have found reduce my back pain, increase my resilience, and improve my body posture and my mood!” ~Mary Lautner, Palo Alto CA

Mary L. Palo Alto CA

Tight Hips? Do these 3 Yoga Stretches to Loosen your Hips #hipexererices

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Open your flow of energy and meridians that run up and down your body to feel oh so good!

Did you know you have over 20 muscles that cross the hip?

A collection of inner thigh muscles known as the adductors, the collection of outer thigh muscles known as the abductors, the hip flexors in front, deep lateral rotators in back, and more. 

Tight hips affect your ability to simply bend over to pick up something up from the floor.

Hip openers improve your range of motion and circulation and decreased back pain. Hip stretches also keep the joints and muscles in good alignment.

Yogic tradition holds the hips as a storage ground for negative feelings and unaddressed emotions. Hip-opening can create space for the birth of new ideas. Loosening the hips can create an energetic shift or release as well.

Stay connected to Health and Joy with Patricia Becker

How to Strengthen your Arms and Shoulders, 3 times a week!

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If you don’t lift heavy things, your arms and shoulders muscles will get weak.

Do you want to rely on asking someone else to pick up heavy items for you?

As I am out and about in the community, kind people will offer to help me lift items.

No thank you, I can do it. It may take a little longer and I enjoy the practice.

“If you don’t use it, you lose it”

Here is a 4-minute video with arm and shoulder strengthening exercises.

Practice playfully 3 times a week. 🦾

You are invited to join us for Aging with Grace Yoga 

and Feel-Good Chair Yoga

Get Your Early Bird Registration 🐦using the links!

You Rock Yoga!

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Greetings 🌲 Have you been out for forest bathing lately?

There are happy healing benefits to be out of our buildings, under the sky with our feet on the earth instead of on concrete.

People who spend time in the forest experience decreased cortisol (stress hormone) levels, which can help relieve high blood pressure, heart conditions, skin conditions, and asthma.

By reducing stress levels your body’s natural immunity defense systems are able to work their magic. 🌍

Trees release oils into the air, called phytoncides, and inhaling these natural essences can actually help to boost your immune system.

Take little steps to greater health with a walk in the woods, at the Baylands or at the beach. 🐋

My longtime friend, Ilona and I take walks together about once a week.

She is a good videographer, and we like sharing stretches so you can radiate good feelings in your body, mind and heart. 

Watch our video and answer the question in YouTube comment section!

See you on YouTube 👍

Patricia