Vinyasa is a type of yoga in which asanas are combined in fluid sequences. The essence of this practice lies in moving to the rhythm of one's breath. In a Vinyasa class, you should expect a greater dynamic and pace of movement. There is also an emphasis on transitions between positions, which are performed with as much awareness and attention as the asanas themselves. During Vinyasa yoga, fewer static, long held positions are performed.
Hatha yoga is a gentle practice that focuses on static positions. The pace of the practice is rather slow, the transitions from position to position are not as dynamic as in vinyasa. Hatha yoga is a practice that balances body and mind. “Ha” represents the aspect of the sun and symbolises life energy. “Tha” represents the aspect of the moon and symbolises withdrawing the senses and directing attention inwards.
Yoga vinyasa in hot version is a class during which the room is heated to temperature of about 40 degrees Celsius and air humidity of about 40-60% thanks to which there is a highly multiplied acceleration of metabolism, faster fat burning and cellulite reduction. Intensive sweating of the body during classes removes toxins from the body and regulates the hydration of the epidermis. Hot yoga is also recommended for people with sore muscles after intense physical training.
Calisthenics is largely the use of exercises based on isometric muscle tension (tensing the muscles without changing their length). Strength gains are greater if more muscles are involved in a given exercise. Modifying a workout involves changing the degree of difficulty or the number of repetitions.
Gymstick is a versatile exercise device consisting of a bar and rubber bands called tubing. It is compact in size, which means it takes up very little space. It is recommended for people of all age groups and fitness levels and can add variety to training at home as well as in the training room.
Body shape is a strengthening exercise that gets almost all the muscles of the body working. The exercises allow you to strengthen individual body parts, i.e. chest, glutes, abdomen, shoulders, back, thighs. Weights (e.g. rubber bands, dumbbells, kettlebells) are used when performing them.
Boxing training develops all parts of the body evenly, improves posture and fitness, and helps to develop psycho-physiological balance. Contrary to popular belief, this type of sport does not just lead to the development of large biceps. The entire torso, legs and shoulder muscles are engaged during the workout.
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