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ANTI-GRAVITY YOGA NOW AVAILABLE IN


MAIDSTONE


Also available specialist classes in


 YOGA  PILATES  POLE  ZUMBA  POWERHOOP


and more


Anti-gravity yoga is exciting new way to keep fit


COMBINING fun and fitness, anti-gravity yoga has proved increasingly popular in the US, featuring in pop videos and receiving high-profile celebrity endorsements from the likes of Mariah Carey and Pink. The technique is an exciting new way to keep fit as it


incorporates strength, flexibility and cardio workout, together with a lot of laughter and the ability for everyone to achieve inversions (upside down poses). Anti-gravity yoga uses soft hammocks which are suspended


from the ceiling and are so strong that they could support the weight of a baby elephant. The hammock supports you as your instructor guides you


into suspension techniques. However, unlike some circus acts, you are just off the


ground so there is no danger. By suspending in the hammock, your body is fully


supported but at the same time you are decompressing the spine and aligning the body from head to toe. More importantly, though, it is fun. At classes like those


Contact Jane on: 07711 790101 or email jane@heavenlyfitness.co.uk


Check out our website: www.heavenlyfitness.co.uk


now available at Heavenly Fitness in Maidstone, you can enjoy the opportunity to fly in the “swoosh” pose or just hang around upside down without any strain on the neck or back. Anti-gravity yoga was founded by New Yorker Christopher


Harrison as a fusion of yoga, Pilates, aerial acrobatics and gymnastics.


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