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ANTIGRAVITY

(only adults)

Antigravity is a moving freely fitness technique developed by the founder Christopher Harrison (New York 1991), designed to increase one´s overall health and physical agility while having fun and creating beauty.

A silky hammock is used to work suspended in the air while allowing one to stretch further and hold challenging poses longer.

You will enjoy a fun, safe, and  flowing class while getting the benefits of inversión without compression on the spine.


To try this class you don´t need to be a yoga practitioner.

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BENEFITS

  • Increased flexibility

  • Decompression and hydration of the vertebral discs, which also allows space for nerves within the spinal cord

  • Realignment of the spine

  • Releasing of muscular tension

  • Core strengthening

  • Upper and lower body muscular strengthening

  • Increased kinesthetic awareness, coordination, balance, and agility.

  • Increased joint mobility

  • Low-impact cardiovascular conditioning

  • Self-esteem enhancement through the process of conquering basic fears

  • More astute presence through mindful consciousness conditioning

  • It is a creative and artistic experience

  • Prevention and diminishing of varicose veins

  • Refreshment of the endocrine, lymphatic, digestive, and circulatory systems

  • Release of “happy hormones”: serotonin, oxytocin, endorphins, and dopamines

  • Increased neuroplasticity of the brain (one´s ability to learn) by creating new synaptic connections and neural pathways

  • Glowing skin, by providing fresh blood to capillaries in the face, inversions enhance one´s complexión

  • AND MANY MORE…!

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ANTIGRAVITY

Dynamic and fun class, attention to the body. Creating space in the skeleton, freeing it from tension and rigidity. Combining inversions, strength, and flexibility sequences. Safely defying gravity!

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RESTAURATIVE 

This is AntiGravity´s most gentle and meditative branch. Slow conscious movements, that open hips, release tension and
create space at the lumbosacral area. Supported Inversions. Passive stretches. Deep breathing and conscious presence.

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