We develop healthy habits, a strong psyche and immunity from childhood!
More than 1000 children have already completed our course and successfully use yoga stories from our course in games with their friends
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Video course "Yoga for children"
This course is suitable for those children who know what yoga is, as well as for those who have never tried yoga yet. We recommend these activities for children ages 5-9, but they may be suitable for younger or older children. When it comes to children, everything is individual!
Game form
Motor development
Diversity
Dynamic tasks
Emotion management
Unleashing the potential
The Playing Yoga course consists of 10 lessons developed according to the American method of weaving yoga exercises into a fairy tale plot or story, so the main course materials are children's books and songs in English.
Video course "Yoga for children" is:
- 10 yoga sessions, 30-40 minutes long
- 10 videos with interesting stories
- 4 videos with songs in English
- 2 meditations for children
- additional yoga video games to play on your own at home or with friends
- interesting homework
- key poses in yoga and their benefits for the development of the child are analyzed in detail
Teach your child to enjoy life, make friends easily and feel confident in any situation.
Our teachers
Who conducts the classes
Victoria
"Yozhik" with experience! Engaged since 5 years. She is happy to share her experience with other children. She loves to play yoga.
Olya Amitara
Certified Ayurveda consultant and yoga instructor, psychologist and teacher - deeply studied the topic of fairy tale therapy.
What will you get on the course and after
Yoga is not only physical development, it is also the development of the mind, the formation of a healthy psyche, the ability to communicate and understand oneself and the world around.
Develop healthy habits in your child from childhood – this will become his support and guide throughout his life.
Access to the course "Playing yoga"
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Access for 3 months
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How to start yoga classes for a child
Often, our children have a fast “schedule” of life – the same as their parents. It’s hard to find a free minute for something extra. It is especially difficult to find time for yoga classes, because most adults believe that yoga does not develop anything vital. Most parents view yoga classes as something for a change. Whether it’s mathematics or the ability to read quickly, etc. Few people understand the depth of those skills and abilities that a child develops by doing yoga. After all, yoga teaches awareness, depth of perception, develops willpower, strength of character, promotes the formation of a good memory and extraordinary thinking.
At the Yoga Hub Club, we conduct yoga classes for children online. However, we understand that not always the time of our online classes is suitable for everyone. In addition, if you come to practice yoga with us, you are joining a group of children who already have some experience and knowledge in yoga. To make it easier for your child to join one of our online groups, or to be able to master the basic asanas in yoga and become fully engaged in yoga, we offer a ready-made specialized yoga course “Playing Yoga”.