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Chair Yoga for the Upper Body

Beginner I
(66 Reviews)
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If you thought you couldn't do yoga in a chair, think again! Chair yoga is perfect for seniors, office workers and anyone who finds it difficult to sit on the floor or stand. In this 30-minute class, David shows you how you can stretch the upper body in a thorough, effective way. This class focuses on the upper body. You can find exercises for your lower body here.

Equipment

  • Chair
  • Strap

Focus

  • Neck/Shoulders
  • Spine
  • Stress/Anxiety

Style

  • Chair Yoga
  • Gentle Yoga
  • Hatha Yoga
  • Yoga for Seniors
Suzanne
April 14, 2024
Comment:

This is a wonderful way to relax your neck and shoulders. David is very easy to listen to.

ClaireS
April 6, 2024
Comment:

Excellent class for upper body says this 73 year old.!!

Sarada
March 23, 2024
Comment:

This was a wonderful class. I'm recovering from an ankle injury and didn't imagine that I could continue my practice. Thank you so much!

Dkkennison
February 7, 2024
Comment:

Rank beginner. 69 yo. Hearing loss. Overall very good production clarity and accessibility. Feeling likely to pursue further. Watching 1st then following is great advice. Best advice: use only the amount of effort needed; feeling the edge”

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