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Engadine Yoga & Pilates

1075 Old Princes Highway
Engadine, NSW, 2233
0478 963 424
Building Bridges from Heart to Heart

Info@engadineyoga.com.au

Engadine Yoga & Pilates

  • Book A Class
  • Pricing
  • Yoga
  • Prenatal Yoga
  • Yoga~Pilates~Fusion
  • Pilates
  • MUMS&BUBS
  • About
  • Contact
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Prenatal Yoga

Prenatal Yoga or Pregnancy Yoga is so much more than “yoga classes attended by pregnant women”.

Prenatal Yoga will support your health and well-being on many different levels throughout your pregnancy and is an excellent way to nourish yourself and your growing baby. Yoga is an ideal preparatory exercise whilst pregnant, combining gentle stretching, building of strength, mindful & intentional breathing with the opportunity to relax and let go. During classes you will have the opportunity to practise useful skills for birthing such as active birthing movements, breathing techniques, visualisation and relaxation. This means safe movement, less back pain, and better prep for birth.

Prenatal Yoga can be attended from 14 weeks of pregnancy or any time after a medical check-up & with approval from health care providers. To get started, download the ‘CLOVO’ app and book a class; every Wednesday at 6:00 PM - 6:45 PM.

1-4 / 1071-1075 Old Princes Highway, Engadine NSW 2233 (opposite the Post Office)

We respectfully acknowledge and thank the Dharawal speaking people of Southern Sydney; past, present and future, on who's traditional land we peacefully gather to practice yoga, reiki, meditation and pilates.

“Bereewagal, naa niya. Yura ngura dyi ngurang gurugal. People who come from afar, I see all of you. Aboriginal people camped here, at this place, long ago. Ngoon dyalgala niya, ngoon bamaraadbanga ni. We embrace all of you; we open the door to all of you. Ngoon – mari ngurang – niya mudang yura ngurra. We lend this place to all of you to live while we sleep”.

Words borrowed from DHARAWAL - The story of the Dharawal speaking people of Southern Sydney - A collaborative work by Les Bursill, Mary Jacobs, artist Deborah Lennis, Dharawal Elder Aunty Beryl Timbery-Beller and Dharawal spokesperson Merv Ryan.