Dance & Yoga workshop with Nina and Lori
Apr
14
11:00 AM11:00

Dance & Yoga workshop with Nina and Lori

In collaboration with long time Munich dance teacher Nina Forgber and yoga teacher and expat Lori Schindler, come together for a monthly 3 hour dance and yoga workshop at the inspiring dance studio of Iwanson Contemporary Dance School.

The cost is 40 euros, bring your own yoga mat the studio does not have any.

If your interested you can email me directly at: lorifrancesyoga@gmail.com or lorischindler@me.com

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Flow to Yin
Apr
10
7:00 AM07:00

Flow to Yin

An unbeatable double: We first build up a powerful Yang flow and slowly immerse ourselves in the relaxing Yin practice in the second half of the yoga class. Enjoy the perfect combination of flowing movements, strengthening postures, gentle stretching and holistic regeneration for body, mind and soul.

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Restorative Yoga
Apr
9
3:45 PM15:45

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga is a passive practice meant to activate the body’s relaxation response. In a Restorative Yoga practice, postures are held several minutes. The postures are supported by a variety of props including blankets, bolsters, blocks, straps and walls to eliminate any unnecessary strain and encourage full relaxation. In Restorative Yoga, the intention is to achieve the deepest opening possible, not the deepest stretch possible. Students are fully supported in every pose so that their bodies can comfortably take the shape of the pose and relax fully. This is an important practice especially in today’s fast pace world to allow yourself to take the time to learn to slow down and give yourself permission to rest.

This class is for everyone. Dress in warm comfortable clothes and bring a scarf or an eye cover. Students leave her class feeling open, warm and hopeful with a sense of gratitude for showing up to their mat.

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Restorative Yoga
Apr
8
9:00 PM21:00

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga is a passive practice meant to activate the body’s relaxation response. In a Restorative Yoga practice, postures are held several minutes. The postures are supported by a variety of props including blankets, bolsters, blocks, straps and walls to eliminate any unnecessary strain and encourage full relaxation. In Restorative Yoga, the intention is to achieve the deepest opening possible, not the deepest stretch possible. Students are fully supported in every pose so that their bodies can comfortably take the shape of the pose and relax fully. This is an important practice especially in today’s fast pace world to allow yourself to take the time to learn to slow down and give yourself permission to rest.

This class is for everyone. Dress in warm comfortable clothes and bring a scarf or an eye cover. Students leave her class feeling open, warm and hopeful with a sense of gratitude for showing up to their mat.

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Workday Wind Down Yoga
Apr
8
6:30 PM18:30

Workday Wind Down Yoga

Unwind from the stresses of the day with our After Work Wind Down Yoga Class. Rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit through feel good movements, restorative poses, and calming breathwork. Leave feeling relaxed, centered, and ready to embrace the evening ahead.

Register:

http://themunichcollective.de/class-schedule/

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Find Your Strength in Silence
Mar
17
1:00 PM13:00

Find Your Strength in Silence

Discover and release tenion with Fascia Care and relax in long-held positions with Restorative Yoga
with Lori & Silke

Price: 70 EUR *early bird until Feb 14th 65 EUR
Cancelation with full refund up until two weeks before (Feb 2nd), afterward no refund but send someone else instead.
The workshop is in English, and German is available when needed.

For Silke yoga takes place on and off the mat. In her life´s journey, her motto is “A smile changes the world.” For almost 20 years, yoga has been her passion and an integral part of her life. Yoga always helps her ground herself. In her classes, you can expect a time on the mat filled with ease and love. After years of exploring different yoga styles, Silke now mainly teaches Restorative Yoga because we all need more rest in our busy lives, Fascia Yoga to find and ease tension in our body, Energy Medicine Yoga because when energy flows we can enjoy life in balance and harmony and Yamuna Body Rolling to live in a perfectly aligned body.

Why is fascia care so important? Fascia has a variety of tasks in your body: They support, which means they give you stability and structure. They protect. In the event of a fall, they absorb part of the impact and if you are injured, they play a crucial role in the healing process as well. Fascia stores and conducts energy; it is assumed that your life energy (prana) runs through the fascia. Fascia also senses, which means it becomes aware of and communicates information in your body. These are just a few of the many tasks of your fascia system. If your fascia system is healthy and relaxed, you feel better

Lori's teaches with a blend of styles and with her intuitive style of teaching, her goal for the student is to leave feeling open, warm and hopeful a sense of gratitude for showing up to your mat. Her passion for the art and practice of Restorative Yoga began almost a decade ago and she hopes that by teaching Restorative Yoga it will ignite the desire of her students to find their stillness and peace within. To teach her students that this practice is not a replacement to their active practice but an addition to their practice and life. Understanding that the importance of being mindful in silence, stillness, darkness and warmth can give you the openness and space to explore your inner self and bring more joy to your life and to always remember when it's time to hug your bolster.

Why is Restorative Yoga important? I believe in today’s world we are living in a constant state of doing. Most people I encounter are feeling depleted and stressed. Restorative yoga emphasizes relaxation and deep breathing, which can activate the parasympathetic nervous system. This helps reduce the body's stress response, leading to a sense of calm and relaxation. Restorative yoga encourages practitioners to become more aware of their bodies, breath, and sensations. This heightened awareness can lead to a better understanding of how the body responds to stress and tension. The Mind-Body Connection of Restorative yoga promotes a strong connection between the mind and body. By focusing on the breath and being present in each pose, individuals can cultivate mindfulness, which can have positive effects on mental well-being. An experience everyone can benefit from.

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Restorative Yoga
Feb
27
3:45 PM15:45

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga is a passive practice meant to activate the body’s relaxation response. In a Restorative Yoga practice, postures are held several minutes. The postures are supported by a variety of props including blankets, bolsters, blocks, straps and walls to eliminate any unnecessary strain and encourage full relaxation. In Restorative Yoga, the intention is to achieve the deepest opening possible, not the deepest stretch possible. Students are fully supported in every pose so that their bodies can comfortably take the shape of the pose and relax fully. This is an important practice especially in today’s fast pace world to allow yourself to take the time to learn to slow down and give yourself permission to rest.

This class is for everyone. Dress in warm comfortable clothes and bring a scarf or an eye cover. Students leave her class feeling open, warm and hopeful with a sense of gratitude for showing up to their mat.

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Restorative Yoga
Feb
20
3:45 PM15:45

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga is a passive practice meant to activate the body’s relaxation response. In a Restorative Yoga practice, postures are held several minutes. The postures are supported by a variety of props including blankets, bolsters, blocks, straps and walls to eliminate any unnecessary strain and encourage full relaxation. In Restorative Yoga, the intention is to achieve the deepest opening possible, not the deepest stretch possible. Students are fully supported in every pose so that their bodies can comfortably take the shape of the pose and relax fully. This is an important practice especially in today’s fast pace world to allow yourself to take the time to learn to slow down and give yourself permission to rest.

This class is for everyone. Dress in warm comfortable clothes and bring a scarf or an eye cover. Students leave her class feeling open, warm and hopeful with a sense of gratitude for showing up to their mat.

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Restorative Yoga
Feb
13
3:45 PM15:45

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga is a passive practice meant to activate the body’s relaxation response. In a Restorative Yoga practice, postures are held several minutes. The postures are supported by a variety of props including blankets, bolsters, blocks, straps and walls to eliminate any unnecessary strain and encourage full relaxation. In Restorative Yoga, the intention is to achieve the deepest opening possible, not the deepest stretch possible. Students are fully supported in every pose so that their bodies can comfortably take the shape of the pose and relax fully. This is an important practice especially in today’s fast pace world to allow yourself to take the time to learn to slow down and give yourself permission to rest.

This class is for everyone. Dress in warm comfortable clothes and bring a scarf or an eye cover. Students leave her class feeling open, warm and hopeful with a sense of gratitude for showing up to their mat.

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Restorative Yoga
Jan
30
3:45 PM15:45

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga is a passive practice meant to activate the body’s relaxation response. In a Restorative Yoga practice, postures are held several minutes. The postures are supported by a variety of props including blankets, bolsters, blocks, straps and walls to eliminate any unnecessary strain and encourage full relaxation. In Restorative Yoga, the intention is to achieve the deepest opening possible, not the deepest stretch possible. Students are fully supported in every pose so that their bodies can comfortably take the shape of the pose and relax fully. This is an important practice especially in today’s fast pace world to allow yourself to take the time to learn to slow down and give yourself permission to rest.

This class is for everyone. Dress in warm comfortable clothes and bring a scarf or an eye cover. Students leave her class feeling open, warm and hopeful with a sense of gratitude for showing up to their mat.

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