Whether or not you’re familiar with yoga, the idea of doing yoga in the air can seem … odd. But not to worry: “Aerial yoga” doesn’t mean you’re going to be doing downward dog on a trapeze. Instead, you’ll be supported by a soft hammock, which allows your body to let gravity do some of the work.
For our ongoing “Day 1" series demystifying the process of jumpstarting a new hobby or activity, we asked Lakeesha from Studio Anya for tips on what to expect in your first aerial yoga class. Tip #1: Trust yourself (and your hammock). And don’t forget to breathe.
Credits:
Senior Producer: Kiran Chitanvis
Creative Producer: Jorge Corona
Editor: Anders Kapur
Associate Producer: John Dargan
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2 responses to “A Beginner’s Guide To Aerial Yoga ”
Oh that looks interesting but realistically.. All I can picture is the loud THUD when I hit the floor or the screaming in agony when I can’t get out of a position
Stop the world, I want to get off.