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Dear Yoga Friends,

Over the next 6 weeks we will trace our fascia lines through a series of soft yet powerful Yin & Restorative yoga practices.

"...strain, tension (good and bad), trauma, and movement tend to be passed through the structure along the fascial lines of transmission."
Anatomy Trains, Tom Myers

What is fascia? What is its purpose in my body?

This series is an invitation to feel the connection to your fascinating fascia layers, discover where there is resistance, tension, blockages, openness, fluidness, ease... and through releasing poses, embody more deeply in yourself.

14 August - The Superficial Back Line (SBL)
Connects and protects the entire posterior (back) surface of the body, from the bottom of the feet to the top of the head in two long pieces - toes to knees and knees to brow.

21st August - Superficial Front Line (SFL)
The SFL connects the entire front side of the body from the top of the feet to the sides of the skull in two pieces - toes to pelvis & pelvis to head.

28th August- The Lateral Line (LL)
Runs up the sides of the body, from the outside edge of the foot, up the side of the body, under the shoulder, to the skull in the region of the ear.

18th September- The Spiral Line (SPL)
Loops around the body in two opposing helices

25th September - The Arm Lines

2nd October - The Functional Lines

9th October - The Deep Front Line (DFL)
The DFL is made up of the body's myofascial "core"

Support our NGO "Lucky beans e.V."

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Seva project

In Yoga, SEVA (Say-va) is a Sanskrit word for service - how can we serve others and give back to society. Through my yoga practice and teaching, I aim to give back to my childhood community in a small and meaningful way. Since I grew up in South Africa, this is where my heart lies in an attempt to empower young children in the Lidgetton community where it is often challenging to have hope and see the light. Our small Angel Ruth’s Soup Kitchen is a space where the children can go for a warm meal, as well as to a space where they know they are safe and cared for, can play freely and learn.

I offer a percentage of my teaching earnings back into this community, knowing that is is well used and goes directly to the source. To support the growing needs in the Lidgetton community, we set-up Lucky Beans e.V. in Germany in 2015. Through our charity status we are able to offer the possibility of EU citizens receiving a tax reclamation from any donation you may wish to make.

More details @ www.luckybeans.eu

INSPIRE(D) YOGA
Fiona Hayhoe-Weiland
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