Classes You Can Take At Yoga Loft Bethlehem

By Peter Martin


There are lots of ways to get some stretching and exercise to help you get or stay healthy. However, when you live in Pennsylvania, the harsh winters can make it hard to get outside and walk, jog or run. That is why you should consider Yoga Loft Bethlehem, which is indoors and open all year, allowing you to work on your body and spirit no matter what the weather.

Some people think you have to be in shape or have a lot of flexibility to do yoga, but this is simply not true. Beginner classes exist, and you can take a full six-week course of beginner's lessons at the Yoga Loft. In fact, it is only one class per week, so it is low impact and lets you learn at your own pace. Those with past experience find it to be a great refresher, too.

There is also Restorative classes that help you feel rejuvenated. These use relaxation techniques and poses, as well as bolster blankets and props to help your body position itself in a supportive way. You stretch in ways you likely never have before. There is also Yin poses, which lets you hold poses for long periods of time to maximize your energy flow. This helps you feel vital and younger with continued practice.

If you are pregnant, that does not mean you have to stop classes. In fact, there are special prenatal sessions that focus on your needs as a pregnant person. You do lots of flexibility stretches that help you feel stronger and ready to give birth. The same classes also teach postnatal techniques for after you have the baby.

Once your child is born and old enough, you can then take them with you to special child-friendly sessions. These classes are specially designed to build strength for kids and give them better self-image, which is vital in youth. Plus, they get to interact with other kids their age and make friends in a non-competitive environment. This helps them build social skills that last a lifetime.

This studio does more than just teach yoga though. If you want a more active workout, you can choose a Pilates session instead. These help to improve your muscle tone, posture, and flexibility using resistance exercises. These are mostly low-impact, so are good for people with joint or cartilage issues. There are also Barre + Pilates classes that combine traditional pilates with ballet-inspired exercises as well.

Tai Chi is another discipline that is offered here. This is a form of martial arts that help you get in touch with your spirit and mind as you move. It also helps with energy flow and strength and is great for people who have arthritis or balance issues. It may also help with cardiovascular issues, and many people see positive increases in length and quality of sleep with regular practice.

Some people are unsure if a certain discipline is for them, so you can ask to try a class for free for a single sessions to figure out if you like it or not. Once you do decide, you can then go for individual classes and pay as you go, or buy a pack of 10 at a discount to save some money.




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