In this workshop we will look at relaxation, because the mind plays a very important role in the development of vision disorders; on posture, emphasizing key areas, such as the neck; and on the breath. I will suggest simple eye exercises that can be performed anywhere and have a formidable degree of efficiency to rest his eyes from fatigue (screens, lights, driving), to tone the eye muscles and to boost visual attention.

Trained in the Iyengar method in India, Paris and Madrid, Pilar has been practicing yoga for more than twenty years in Geneva. Alignment, fluency and listening are the watchwords of his teaching. His pedagogical approach aims to adjust the posture of each student according to his anatomy and his abilities. "In my classes," she says, "I try to help the student develop a sensitive awareness, to discover themselves by feeling. Thanks to a physical work where concentration and the movement of attention play a big role, the fluidity wakes up in all parts of the body and helps to improve the functioning of the different systems. "

Yoga workshop, Saturday, December 10, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m .: Rigid neck, shoulders stretched: Flexibility, mobility, breathing To relieve the pain in the upper body from the reorganization of our tone, seeking to strengthen in the regions that need it, to create space in the joints and to open the hips to unload the neck and shoulders of their tensions. This series includes postures (asanas) to open the shoulders and upper back, to stabilize the pelvis and improve posture. It also includes breathing exercises.

This workshop is dedicated to yoga as a gentle and gentle way to build muscle, regain strength and find a better position. Whether you have lower back, middle, or upper back pain, there are yoga postures that can help you relieve them.

Certified teacher (2003) by RIMYI (Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute) in Pune, India, Pilar trained in Paris, India and Madrid, She has been practicing Iyengar Yoga since 1991. Alignment, fluidity and listening are the key words of his teaching. His pedagogical approach aims to adjust the posture of each student according to his anatomy and his abilities. "In my classes," she says, "I try to help the student develop a sensitive awareness, to discover themselves by feeling. Thanks to a physical work where concentration and the movement of attention play a big role, the fluidity wakes up in all parts of the body and helps to improve the functioning of the different systems. "