December 17

Red Light Yoga Therapy: Relax in the Light of the Lamp

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Imagine a yoga class with the warmth of a sunset, without the mosquitoes and the heat.

This is not a beach trip, but red light yoga therapy.

Instead of sunbathing, you can enjoy the benefits of the sun indoors. This modern variation combines the calming effects of red light therapy with yoga.

It is a indoor retreatwhere healing and inner peace come together.

I. Yoga meets red light

Welcome to a world where your cells respond to red light therapy! Red light yoga is about more than just calming yourself through poses.

Every movement is enhanced by a gentle glow that strengthens cells, reduces stress and sharpens focus.

As you assume Warrior II or Child's Pose, you will enjoy a glow that enhances your practice.

Almost every third German suffers from musculoskeletal disorders, which makes red light yoga a valuable addition to relieve muscle tension and promote well-being.

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Red Light Therapy Yoga

We offer Red Light Therapy Yoga in our studio in Wiedikon!

II. Red light for body and mind

Experience the power of red light with every pose. Red light is known for its effects on skin problems, pain relief and mood enhancement and is a great complement to yoga.

As you twist and stretch, the light penetrates deeply, harmonizing blood flow and boosting metabolism.

This mixture of light and movement strengthens the body and calms the mind.

Infrared light, which accounts for just over half of the sunlight that reaches Earth, can penetrate deeper into tissue than visible light, enhancing the therapeutic effects of yoga. 

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III. Red Light Lamp for the Soul

Stage fright is widespread, whether during presentations or yoga sequences.

Red light yoga calms worries. 

Red light therapy is not only good for skin and muscles, it also improves mental well-being.

It calms anxiety by balancing brain chemicals.

A study shows that six out of ten patients with depression and anxiety achieved remission of their symptoms after just 14 days. 

Red light yoga turns Savasana into a retreat for your soul.


IV. Laughter Yoga with Red Light Therapy

Laughter yoga was popular, but now red light yoga is on everyone's lips.

It is a holistic therapy that promises serenity and creativity. 

It's about health and happiness - whether it's glowing skin or relaxed muscles after a session.

You don't have to laugh.

Just breathe and let the light heal.

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V. Glow Up for your health

Join the glow revolution! Red light yoga helps you shine inside and out.

Each pose promotes collagen, reduces muscle fatigue and increases resilience.

Red light can have a pain-relieving effect within about 20 minutes. source.

It's about revitalizing your body's vitality with healing rays.

After the class you feel refreshed.


VI. Templeshape: Your yoga studio with red light therapy

Welcome to Templeshape, where your practice goes beyond physical boundaries. It is a space where every movement and every breath is in harmony with healing light.

The red lightyoga mats in the studio promote relaxation and well-being.

The light is an active partner that supports your wellness trip supports.

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VII. Advanced Benefits of Red Light Yoga

Modern life is demanding. The anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties of red light therapy are a great complement to yoga.

Whether on your Eiramed mat or in the studio, red light helps to relieve pain and recharge energy.

It even supports brain health and improves memory and concentration. Yoga improves flexibility, strength, endurance and balance.

 

VIII. Future of Yoga and Red Light

Red light yoga is a pioneer in wellness.

Whether you are a yoga master or a newbie, this combination will offer you a brighter, healthier life.

Red light yoga is not just a trend

It's a big upgrade for yoga.

It guides you to balance by combining technology and wisdom.

Roll out your mat, turn on your red light and enjoy wellness that shines today and tomorrow.


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