British Wheel of Yoga Teacher
British Wheel of Yoga Teacher

Stella Jones -Yoga Classes

Classes in Huddersfield and Brighouse

Stella Jones, British Wheel of Yoga Teacher

stella@stellajonesyoga.co.uk  07918 611490

Solar Powered Web Site! Hosting by EcologicalHosting.com

© 2010 Stella Jones

Web site created by Stella Jones

Home.News.Dates.Classes.What is Yoga.Teacher.Links.
Visit Federation of Small Business - West Yorkshire

A gentle yoga class for people with M.E. And similar conditions.

Day & Time

Every Friday - 10.45 a.m. - 12.15 p.m.

Place

Nerve Centre, Standard House,

Half Moon Street,

Huddersfield

(Near the bus station)

The Class

This class has been running since September 2006, with the financial support of the Huddersfield M.E. Support Group.  The participants are predominantly M.E. suffers (including the teacher).

Lesson Format

Centring / unwinding

Limbering exercises/ stretches

Yoga postures

Breathing

Deep relaxation

 

The Gentle Approach

 

There are several differences between this and general yoga classes.

There are no standing postures, all postures are carried out lying or sitting on the floor.  Using a chair to sit on is also OK.

The approach is gentle with the participants deciding how much/little they wish to do.  

Equipment is provided so participants don’t need to carry it to class.

Yoga blocks and belts are used to make postures easier or possible.

Many postures are carried out are modified versions.

Equipment

Mats are provided but please bring your own if you have one. Please bring  socks and  drinking water.

 

Clothing

During the class the body will gently move in all directions so we advise wearing loose comfortable clothing.

 

As the body temperature often drops during relaxation you will need warm clothing particularly socks.

If you feel tired

If you feel tired then stop and rest.  Resting using a yoga resting posture can be as beneficial as stretching.

 

If you wish you can sit or lie comfortably and watch the others, visualising yourself carrying out the postures.

 

You may wish to “switch off” and have extra relaxation.

 

By the time you have made the effort to come to the class you may need to rest for most or all of the class this is OK do what is best for you at that moment.

 

Do less than you may be capable of and keep some energy in reserve.

M.E. Links

The Nerve Centre

Kirklees Independent M.E, Support Group

Action for M.E.

 

M.E. Association