Why You Should Start Practicing Yoga
- Alessandra Di Furia
- Oct 21
- 2 min read
I used to think yoga was mostly about stretching and getting more flexible. And yes, it definitely helps your body , you’ll notice your strength, balance, and flexibility improving after just a few sessions. But what really surprised me is how much yoga changes your mind.
When you start practicing regularly, you begin to slow down. You become more aware of how you breathe, how you move, and how you react to things around you. It’s like giving your mind the same kind of care and attention you give your body. Over time, stress feels lighter, your focus sharpens, and you start to feel a sense of calm that carries through your day.
But yoga isn’t just a solo journey. As you dive deeper, you naturally start connecting with people who share similar values — people who care about growth, balance, and kindness. It’s amazing how a simple class can turn into a space for community and support.
That’s one of the reasons why I decided to start my Yoga Teacher Training. It’s been such an inspiring experience already, and as part of my training, I’ll be running a few free yoga classes.
If you’ve ever thought about giving yoga a try , or if you just want to move, breathe, and unwind with a friendly group — I’d love to have you join. 🌿
Send me a message if you’d like to take part or learn more about the upcoming sessions. Let’s flow together!
Key Wellbeing Notes
Yoga is for everyone — you don’t need to be flexible or experienced to start.
Consistency is key — even 10 minutes a day can make a difference.
Breathe deeply — it’s your built-in tool to calm the mind.
Be kind to yourself — progress in yoga (and life) takes time.
Stay open — the more you practice, the more you discover about yourself.







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