Yoga and meditation can be a wonderful way to connect to your breath, your baby and your body during pregnancy. This comprehensive course is guided by yoga instructor Alice Rawsthorne, who is qualified in prenatal and postnatal yoga (certified by MOGA, a Yoga Alliance approved teacher training school specialising in pre & postnatal yoga). The focus of all of these classes is to increase mental and physical wellbeing, to support body and mind throughout pregnancy.
This course is for you if you're looking to...
- connect to your body and bond with your baby
- take some valuable Me Time
Yoga and meditation can be a wonderful way to connect to your breath, your baby and your body during pregnancy. This comprehensive course is guided by yoga instructor Alice Rawsthorne, who is qualified in prenatal and postnatal yoga (certified by MOGA, a Yoga Alliance approved teacher training school specialising in pre & postnatal yoga). The focus of all of these classes is to increase mental and physical wellbeing, to support body and mind throughout pregnancy.
This course is for you if you're looking to...
- connect to your body and bond with your baby
- take some valuable Me Time
- learn breathing techniques and movements to support you in pregnancy and labour
- find some inner strength and resilience
- enjoy some moments of calm
- relieve aches and pains
What's included in this course?
The course includes:
- Educational content tailored to each trimester
- Guided breathwork, meditation and yoga classes tailored to each stage of pregnancy
- A mantra meditations to cultivate more bravery and confidence during your pregnancy
The yoga classes in this course is suitable for pregnant people from 14 weeks into your pregnancy onwards, and includes variations for postures to suit your body. The meditations and breathwork sessions can be used throughout pregnancy. Please speak to your doctor or healthcare provider before taking part in physical activities during pregnancy.
What are the benefits of pregnancy yoga?
Prenatal yoga can help to:
- improve sleep
- reduce stress and anxiety
- increase strength, control and endurance of muscles needed for childbirth
- decrease lower back pain, headaches and shortness of breath
- release physical tension and achy muscles
- increase body awareness (a wonderful skill to use during pregnancy and labour)
- feel more connected to your body and your baby
Have any questions? Drop us a message on Instagram @pregnancyyogauk . See you in class soon.
If you would like a physical reminder of the mantra used in this section of the course, download the printable card from the 'Resources' section here.
It is not recommended to take a yoga class until at least 6-8 weeks after birth. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me - I'm here to help!
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