Yoga is a physical, mental, and spiritual practice that originated in ancient India
The four traditional paths:-
- Bhakti (devotion)
- Karma (action/selfless service)
- Jnana (knowledge/self-study)
- Raja (self-discipline/practice)
Helpful in rehabilitation, why not!!!
- Mood regulation
- Stress hormone modulation and stress-free lifestyle
- Strength and endurance building
→ Ensures optimal physical health while preventing recurrence of injuries.
–>Yoga can be a great way to improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and posture
Besides stress relief and increased stamina, yoga offers many other benefits:
- Quiet time for self-awareness
- Improved self-confidence
- Increased energy levels
- Pain relief
- Better sleep
- Emotional healing
Physio-yoga: Ensures optimal physical health while preventing the recurrence of injuries.
Yoga can be a great way to improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and posture
It’s Not Just the Poses!
- Breathing : can improve dynamic stability for movement, postural awareness, optimal arousal state, mental health, and social engagement
- Mindfulness: assist them in mitigating their pain symptoms so they can practice the movements (physical therapy) and attain the desired function. Control of the nervous system
- Movement: Yoga postures incorporate breathing, mindful movement, and strength and flexibility training.
Systemic responses
CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS- Regular practice of the recommended yoga exercises significantly improves cardiac function.
STROKE & NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDERS- improves the speed of recovery with improved balance & independency, which includes strengthening exercises, coordination development & regaining ROM.
RHEUMATIC PAIN- relaxes shortened muscles & strengthens the weakened ones, ergo the body regains its flexibility
OBESITY & HORMONAL ISSUES- regulates the metabolic cycle, proper hormonal secretion & maintains the BMI.
RESPIRATORY & IMMUNE SYSTEM- improves lung functionality, decreases dyspnea-related distress & increases the strength of vital organs.