Kids Yoga (Ages 8-13) by Next Generation Yoga with Cindy Lesher
Why is Next Generation Yoga for kids so awesome? Kids not only move their bodies in healthy ways, but they learn self-love, respect for others, consent and so much more! Every Next Generation class is filled with fun things to learn, lots of yoga and creative movements. The benefits for each unique age group are amazing. Kids leave feeling good about themselves, proud of their peers, and with new ways to self-regulate their own emotions.
Kindling the maturing independence of older chidlren, these classes encourage a deeper sense of body awareness, self-exploration and interpersonal skills. Alive with flowing sequences, balancing poses, breathing exercises, and creative relaxation techniques, children are sure to relish in their selves. Partner poses and cooperative Yoga games inspire positive peer interactions that are sure to carry into their everyday lives.
- Participants should wear comfortable clothing. Dress for the weather, if it is cooler, bring a sweatshirt.
- You may also want to bring a water bottle.
- Bring a yoga mat or towel
- Please wear a mask until you are seated and distanced from other participants
Classes are just $5.00 per person to participate thanks to our Park Rx sponsor Highmark Blue Shield.
You may sign up for one session or all the sessions, it's up to you!
The rain date for the September 18 program will be September 25, 2021. The rain date for the October 2 program will be October 9, 2021.
You will be asked to accept a waiver to attend this class. This waiver will be accepted by the parent or guardian for all children participating in the program.
One parent or guardian must remain onsite with the child(ren) during the program. Parent or guardian must sign a waiver for Next Generation Yoga Studio prior to participating in the class.
COVID-19 UPDATE (8/30/21) - In the past few weeks there has been an increase in COVID cases among the unvaccinated (children included). The new variant, Delta, has a high transmission rate. The CDC has elevated the Dauphin County community to be that of substantial risk of exposure. We strongly encourage our guests to wear masks at this program until you are seated and socially distanced from other participants. While we encourage mask wearing, we are not mandating it.