Restorative Yoga Sequences
Restorative yoga focuses on passive stretching and stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system. Poses in restorative yoga are held for longer periods of time compared to traditional yoga, usually between 3-7 minutes, and props are used to facilitate relaxation and reduce strain on the body.
The benefits of restorative yoga include relieving chronic pain, aiding in muscle recovery, boosting the immune system, balancing the nervous system, lowering blood pressure, and promoting calm and relaxation.
Restorative Yoga Sequences
Some restorative yoga poses mentioned in the article are Legs Up the Wall pose, Supported Savasana (corpse pose), and Reclining Bound Angle Pose. Breathwork and meditation techniques are essential in restorative yoga to help with relaxation and connecting the body and mind.
It is recommended to approach restorative yoga with kindness, patience, and gentleness, and practicing 2-3 times per week is a good starting point. Restorative yoga can be practiced while laying down with the support of props.
In the article it is also mentioned that any form of yoga is better for the body than no yoga at all, and it is important to consult a healthcare provider for recent injuries or concerns before starting restorative yoga.
