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YOGA

the fire that balances water

Javier uses Vinyasa Yoga as a bridge between the external and the internal, by emphasising the link between breath and movement whilst guiding the practitioner’s awareness towards the body. Always respecting modern science of biomechanics, he designs sequences that focus on anatomical precision, structural balance and mindfulness.

 

His yoga classes are non-dogmatic and down to Earth, creating a fun environment where to explore the energetic contrasts between the powerful arm balances (Yang) and the fluid mobility work (Yin).

 

FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT


With a background in Personal Training since 2012, greatly focussing on the study of functional training and biomechanics, and having graduated as a student of anatomy specialist Jason Crandell for his 500 hours Advanced Yoga Teacher Training, Javier brings this knowledge to the Yoga practice to make the poses and movements work for the practitioner's body, rather than having the practitioner work to achieve yoga poses.

At the same time, the practice of contemporary Yoga should not contradict the ancient tradition of Yoga. In this way, the knowledge of anatomy and Western science of movement is brought to the mat whilst respecting the ultimate purpose of Yoga - that is, to create connection, to unify mind and body, and to open and prepare the body for sitting meditation.

 

PLAY AND CREATIVITY

 

Arm balances and Inversions can be used as means to explore movement complexity and control. Through variations that go from the most accessible progression to the most challenging expression of the pose or movement, a safe space is created to play and grow.

In this spirit, the yoga mat becomes a playground where to explore creativity and develop freedom of movement.

BENEFITS OF YOGA ASANA

 

External mobility - flexibility and optimal range of motion for a healthy everyday life.
Strength - foundational physical autonomy and healthy muscle tone.
Skills - coordination, balance and proprioception.

 

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