Are you expecting? Congratulations! You must be feeling scared, happy, excited, overwhelmed and so much more. Words really can't explain the feeling of having a life growing inside you. Pregnancy is a beautiful experience but it comes with physical, mental, and emotional challenges for the to-be-mothers. This is why Prenatal yoga can be a godsend. It helps relieve disturbing symptoms like backache, swelling, bloating, fatigue and constipation. Prenatal yoga also helps mentally, increases energy, lifts the mood, and helps sleep better

• Relieve disturbing symptoms

• Prepare your body and mind for childbirth

• Increase energy, lift the mood, and sleep better.

• Regain your figure post-delivery!

  
  

Yoga is much more profound than just stretching and rotating the body. It is the synchronization of the mind and breath with the body by practicing different forms of meditation, pranayama, and asana. When the balance of the mind, body, and soul is disrupted, it gives birth to a magnanimous amount of stress. The practice of stress-reducing yoga, induces a calm mind during times of extreme tensity. Yoga is the key to a stress-free life!

• Improves stamina and builds strength 

• Rejuvenate your entire system 

• Enhance your flexibility

Do you often feel irritable, bloated, or just not your best but don't know why? Your hormones may be out of balance! Hormonal imbalance physically and mentally affects women in their teens, 20s, and 30s. Statistics show that 80% of women suffer from hormonal imbalance and mostly lead their lives without even realising it. Issues from fatigue, anxiety, weight gain, period problems, fertility struggles, and PCOD/PCOS to severe issues like depression, and organ failure are all a result of a shift in the levels of these hormones. Yoga has been proven to regulate hormones naturally and more healthily.

• Regulates hormones 

• Effectively reduces stress

• Enhances the functions of the endocrine gland

• Promotes weight loss

Do you often feel irritable, bloated, or just not your best but don't know why? Your hormones may be out of balance! Hormonal imbalance physically and mentally affects women in their teens, 20s, and 30s. Statistics show that 80% of women suffer from hormonal imbalance and mostly lead their lives without even realising it. Issues from fatigue, anxiety, weight gain, period problems, fertility struggles, and PCOD/PCOS to severe issues like depression, and organ failure are all a result of a shift in the levels of these hormones. Yoga has been proven to regulate hormones naturally and more healthily.

Are you expecting? Congratulations! You must be feeling scared, happy, excited, overwhelmed and so much more. Words really can't explain the feeling of having a life growing inside you. Pregnancy is a beautiful experience but it comes with physical, mental, and emotional challenges for the to-be-mothers. This is why Prenatal yoga can be a godsend. It helps relieve disturbing symptoms like backache, swelling, bloating, fatigue and constipation. Prenatal yoga also helps mentally, increases energy, lifts the mood, and helps sleep better

• Relieve disturbing symptoms

• Prepare your body and mind for childbirth

• Increase energy, lift the mood, and sleep better.

• Regain your figure post-delivery!

  
  

Are you expecting? Congratulations! You must be feeling scared, happy, excited, overwhelmed and so much more. Words really can't explain the feeling of having a life growing inside you. Pregnancy is a beautiful experience but it comes with physical, mental, and emotional challenges for the to-be-mothers. This is why Prenatal yoga can be a godsend. It helps relieve disturbing symptoms like backache, swelling, bloating, fatigue and constipation. Prenatal yoga also helps mentally, increases energy, lifts the mood, and helps sleep better

• Relieve disturbing symptoms

• Prepare your body and mind for childbirth

• Increase energy, lift the mood, and sleep better.

• Regain your figure post-delivery!

• If you miss any session, you can avail an alternate session on the same date by contacting our team.