As a certified Adapted Physical Activity (APA) coach, I support seniors as well as individuals living with chronic conditions or physical limitations. My sessions are designed to improve mobility, strengthen overall fitness, reduce pain, and prevent loss of independence. Adapted physical activity plays a key role in disease prevention, maintaining physical health, and supporting mental well-being. My approach is based on care, safety, and motivation, offering each person a personalized, effective, and sustainable coaching experience.

Individual or group class ( 20 people maximum), the classes are taking place outdoors or indoors, on a Yoga mat, without or with the help of numerous accessories, balls, blocks, circles, and rollers. I teach Yin yoga or Hatha yoga and Pilates, Let's start in your mat right now. Yin yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga that targets the deeper connective tissues, such as ligaments, tendons, and fascia. Unlike more dynamic styles of yoga, Yin involves long-held poses, typically held for 3 to 5 minutes or even longer. The focus is on passive stretching and finding stillness, which encourages the release of tension and promotes flexibility. Yin yoga poses are usually done on the floor, and practitioners are encouraged to relax their muscles, allowing gravity to do the work. This practice fosters a meditative mindset, helping to cultivate mindfulness and awareness. Benefits of Yin yoga include improved joint mobility, increased circulation, and a sense of calm. It's a great complement to more vigorous styles of yoga or workouts, providing balance and promoting overall well-being. Hatha Yoga links postures much faster than Yin yoga and it works on strengthening as well as muscle elasticity. It also helps to balance the two hemispheres of the brain as well as to harmonize the body and mind. In Hatha yoga, the pace is typically moderate, allowing practitioners to explore poses deeply and develop strength, flexibility, and balance. Classes may vary in style and intensity, but they generally emphasize mindfulness and connection to breath. Pilates is a low-impact exercise method that focuses on strengthening muscles while improving postural alignment, flexibility, and core stability, it emphasizes controlled movements, breathing techniques, and awareness of body alignment. Pilates can be practiced on a mat or using specialized equipment, such as the Reformer, which adds resistance to exercises. The core is the primary focus, but Pilates also targets various muscle groups throughout the body. Key benefits of Pilates include improved strength, better posture, increased flexibility, and enhanced body awareness. It’s suitable for people of all fitness levels and can be adapted for rehabilitation or athletic training.

La natation est une activité très importante et amusante à pratiquer, c'est une sorte d'assurance de vie, chacun de nous doit apprendre à nager, s'ouvrir sur le monde aquatique et entretenir sa vie physique et sociale, c'est pour cela que je vous propose des cours de natation pour tout âge, je suis entraîneur de natation, formé en sport et santé. je vous propose des cours personnalisés de natation thérapeutique pour lutter contre les maux de dos, aligner sa colonne vertébrale et corriger sa posture. Ex nageur et entraîneur certifié de la natation titulaire d'un master en sport et santé. Pour les enfants: La natation est un sport idéal pour les enfants, à tous les âges et à tous les niveaux. Elle va favoriser le développement psychomoteur et participer à l’éveil SENSORIEL. Votre petit.e nageur.euse peut commencer son apprentissage dès 5 ans. Par contre, il.elle peut découvrir les joies de l’eau bien avant ! Pour Mr. tout le monde: La natation favorise la santé cardiaque, la régulation respiratoire et la pression artérielle, réduit également la graisse corporelle. Le fait que la natation équilibre la tension artérielle prévient considérablement les maladies cardiaques qui peuvent survenir. Par rapport à d'autres sports, la natation est l'un des rares sports où tous les muscles peuvent travailler. C'est pourquoi tous les muscles sont sollicités et développés lors de la pratique de la natation. Le développement du système musculo-squelettique permet également de prévenir les différents troubles qui peuvent survenir. La natation est très utile pour des problèmes tels que la scoliose, la courbure des os, les douleurs osseuses et musculaires.