NAMASTE ON A PADDLE BOARD
5. Reasons for trying SUP YOGA
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1. Reconnect with nature
2. Improve strength balance & stability |
3. Become more mindful
4. Find new challenges in your yoga practice |
5. Healing qualities of the water & surrounding woodlands
BOOK YOUR SUP YOGA SESSION
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Monday's
13th July - Sold Out 20th July - Sold Out 27th July - Sold Out 10th August - Sold Out 31st August -Sold Out 7th September - Canceled Tuesday's 22nd September |
Thursday's
09th July - Sold Out 23rd July - Sold Out 6th August - Sold Out 13th August - Sold Out 20th August -Sold Out |
SUP Yoga Paddle Picnic Friday 11th September. ONLY 2 PLACES LEFT - 1 WITH BOARD HIRE & 1 BYOB
Meet at 16.00 at River Hamble Country Park, set off at 16:30 for a social paddle upstream towards Botley, we will stop for SUPyoga and then finish with a picnic on the river, and paddle back to the country park for a 19:30 Sunset.
Picnic is not provided, please bring your own.
Group Size - 8 (min age 16)
Cost
£30.00 p/p with your own board
Salmander's
£25.00 p/p with your own board
Board Hire £10.00
Booking enquiry
Meet at 16.00 at River Hamble Country Park, set off at 16:30 for a social paddle upstream towards Botley, we will stop for SUPyoga and then finish with a picnic on the river, and paddle back to the country park for a 19:30 Sunset.
Picnic is not provided, please bring your own.
Group Size - 8 (min age 16)
Cost
£30.00 p/p with your own board
Salmander's
£25.00 p/p with your own board
Board Hire £10.00
Booking enquiry
Adventure360findyourfreedom have collaborated with Lorna Chapman from Luna Yoga & Health – a highly experienced yoga BWY Teacher, SUPFit instructor and paddle board enthusiast. Lorna is a Vinyasa Yoga teacher, offering dynamic flow classes with a blissful restorative element. Our SUP yoga is aimed at all levels and Lorna will always offer alternative poses suitable for your level of experience.
Before You Get Started
We have three simple guidelines to help keep you stable and smiling during your SUPyoga session
- Slow down Move around half the speed you would on land, and make an effort to follow the length of slow, even breaths.
- Mind your mat The paddle board's handle (strap or inset on the deck of the board) is your balance point on the board, so try to orientate yourself around the handle at all times.
- Gaze at the horizon Loss of balance usually comes from shifting the gaze too quickly. Keep your eyes on a fixed point for added stability.
