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Flow Yoga/Pilates/Personal Training/Massage Celebrates Yoga Day USA

Open House

Saturday, January 24 at 9 am til 3 pm

Port Richey, Florida – To help spread the health and wellness benefits of yoga, Flow Yoga / Pilates / Personal Training / Massage is hosting an Open House as part of Yoga Day USA, the national celebration of yoga. 

Hundreds of Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Teachers (RYT) and schools (RYS) throughout the United States will host free or low-cost workshops on Yoga Day USA designed to meet the unique needs of their local communities and change lives - all through yoga. Thousands of Americans across the country from the young and old, flexible and not-so-flexible, to athletes and couch potatoes, and those of every heritage will be able to find a workshop perfect for them.  In the practice of karma yoga or service to others, this workshop is a fund raising event for The Women’s Resource Center of Tampa Bay. Classes will be offered at Flow through the day at no cost.  All the instructors/trainers/massage therapists and vendors will be contributing to the Center through proceeds of services or purchases.  A raffle with special products & services will be held, chair massages through donation.  Refreshments – healthy connections. Stay for a class, for the day, change a life forever. 

“Yoga Day USA is an annual event where the Yoga Alliance community comes together to share the health and wellness benefits of yoga and the transformative effects it can have on one’s life,” says Yoga Alliance President & CEO R. Mark Davis. “The practice is literally for ‘every body’ – it meets you where you are no matter what your capacity or state of health,” he added.

Yoga Day USA was created by Yoga Alliance, the international gold standard for professional yoga teachers & schools and the leader in setting standards that protect the health and welfare of society.

According to a 2008 Yoga Journal study, 15.8 million Americans practice yoga and 14 million say that a doctor or therapist has recommended yoga to improve their health. Yoga as medical therapy is garnering more attention in the medical community as demonstrated by National Institute of Health’s (NIH) first ever Yoga Week which explored the science and practice of yoga. The benefits of yoga are numerous including stress management, improvement in heart health, reduction of cholesterol, and improved circulation.  Practicing yoga can help with illnesses ranging from asthma to cancer. Yoga is also known for slowing the signs of aging, decreasing wrinkles, firming skin and reducing oxidative stress.

To find a Yoga Day USA event, please go to www.yogadayusa.org.

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