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Spinal decompression in the air and strengthening of the deep back muscles. Group and private classes for all skill levels.
A practice that takes classic asanas off the mat and into the air. The hammock allows you to perform inverted poses without putting pressure on the neck and spine, providing a gentle and deep stretch.
Classes help release tension, improve the functioning of the vestibular system, and allow you to relax in positions that previously seemed difficult.
Gentle exercise in a state of weightlessness.
Inverted poses gently stretch the spine using your own body weight.
The need to balance in the air engages the deep core muscles.
Gentle inversions stimulate lymphatic drainage and nourish brain cells.
The hammock acts as a partner, helping you gradually deepen your stretches without pain.
Swaying in the hammock calms the nervous system and improves sleep.
The absence of rigid support on the floor reduces the impact load on the knees.
All classes are structured from simple to complex, so that you can immerse yourself in the practice step by step and get the most out of it.
We start by adjusting the hammock to your height and doing a light warm-up. We learn to trust the fabric and perform basic grips.
The main part of the class includes strength exercises, stretching, and inverted poses. The hammock supports you, making the practice safe and effective.
We conclude the class with complete relaxation inside the hammock. The gentle rocking helps you completely let go of your thoughts and restore your energy.
Our hammocks are made of high-strength nylon and can hold up to 250 kg. The attachments are regularly inspected, so your safety is guaranteed.
You may experience some unusual sensations at the beginning of the practice. We introduce movement gradually so that your vestibular system can adapt comfortably.
The hammock is suspended a short distance above the floor (about 1 meter), and an instructor is always nearby to provide support. Most students quickly get over their fear.
Main restrictions: high blood pressure, recent surgeries, head injuries, or serious eye conditions. If you have any doubts, consult your doctor.
Clothing without zippers or buttons works best: leggings and a T-shirt with covered shoulders for comfortable contact with the fabric. We practice in socks or barefoot.