EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 yoga block 1 foam roller 1 purple loop band 1 gray loop band 1 green loop band 1 single 5-pound weight 1 chair Standing strength work for people with Kyphotic Lordotic and Lordosis Posture programmed to combat and improve both structural or functional Scoliosis. Designed to strengthen the convex side and improve flexibility on the concave side, thus balancing out the body. There’s specific cueing of breath and alignment to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 yoga mat 1 foam roller 1 purple loop band 1 gray loop band 1 blue Theraband Ab work for people with Kyphotic Lordotic and Lordosis Posture programmed to combat and improve both structural or functional Scoliosis. Designed to strengthen the convex side and improve flexibility on the concave side, thus balancing out the body. There’s specific cueing of breath and alignment to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 yoga mat 1 yoga block 1 foam roller 1 small anti-burst ball 1 purple loop band 1 gray loop band 1 green loop band 1 blue Theraband 1 red Theraband 1 single 3-pound weight 1 single 5-pound weight 1 trigger ball (a tennis ball or similar works) 1 chair 1 slider disc or wash cloth Full class for people with Kyphotic Lordotic and Lordosis Posture programmed to combat and improve both structural or functional Scoliosis. Designed to strengthen the convex side and improve flexibility on the concave side, thus balancing out the body. There’s an emphasis on strength work for the abdomen, upper back extensors, gluts, hamstrings, and lateral intrinsic muscles of the feet. There’s specific cueing of breath and alignment to ensure your safety and productivity during each workout. Athena recommends that you take this class a minimum of three times a week to improve stamina, and overall posture and alignment.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 chair 1 blue loop band 1 red Theraband 1 blue Theraband All postures move into Flat Back Posture with Parkinson’s. This program takes the body out of the forward leaning position Parkinson’s puts it in, by strengthening the quadriceps, hip flexors, upper back extensors, and full abdomen. We also work on dorsiflexion of the feet to combat the plantar flexion in the ankles. Diaphragmatic and Rhythmic Breathing are used to relax the nervous system and decrease falls due to the shuffling in the feet. Balance work through the frontal plane of motion and flexibility are woven in for participants safety and injury prevention.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 1 stability disc 1 chair 2 yoga blocks 1 small anti-burst ball 1 red loop band 1 blue loop band 1 green Theraband 1 single 5-pound weight All postures move into Flat Back Posture with Parkinson’s. This program takes the body out of the forward leaning position Parkinson’s puts it in, by strengthening the full abdomen. We also work on dorsiflexion of the feet to combat the plantar flexion in the ankles.