Jal Neti
Nasal Cleansing Through Lukewarm Saline Water
Cleanse your sinuses and breathe easier with this cleansing technique.
Here at YO1, we have a team of certified Yoga instructors who will guide you in a safe practice to help deepen your understanding of Yoga physically, mentally, and spiritually. We offer group classes as well as private sessions in various Yoga techniques such as (but not limited to) Group Yoga, Meditation, Restorative Yoga, Therapeutic and alignment-based yoga, Pranayama, Kriyas, and Yoga Nidra. In our scheduled group classes, we offer our guests Group Yoga.
Our compassionate experts use their experience, understanding, and wisdom to guide guests through a series of yoga postures and cleansing techniques that will help guests experience a newfound peace and confidence. Our Restorative Yoga therapy in NY seeks to not only calm the mind and leave guests feeling revitalized but promote optimal health of the body and longevity.
Cleanse your body of harmful toxins with this yoga therapy.
The Asana or yoga postures are not just simple physical exercises but rather used holistically as a mind-body practice to improve physical, mental, and spiritual health. Asanas are part of the Group Yoga practice, a branch of yoga combining physical movements and breathing techniques.
Sun Salutations, or Surya Namaskar, are traditionally performed in the morning to greet the new day. .
In this breathing technique, guests inhale slow and deep breaths through one nostril and exhale from the other nostril.
The practice of Surya Bhedana Pranayama is done by inhaling completely through the right nostril, holding the breath and then exhaling through the left nostril.
For this technique, the guest sits in a comfortable meditative posture with their eyes closed.
Sheetali Pranayama is practiced by sticking your tongue out and rolling the lateral edges upward so that the tongue forms a tube.
Sheetkari Pranayama is practiced by folding the tongue inwards and placing it in between the teeth.
For this breathing exercise, the guest is seated in a comfortable position to practice inhalation and exhalation through a humming sound.
It is done by exhaling and contracting the abdominal muscles quickly and forcefully, followed by a quick diaphragmatic inhalation and letting the abdominal muscles relax completely.