In this interactive workshop, you’ll acquire some yoga-based tools and tai chi exercises to help you get through the work day in better shape, and maybe relax outside working hours too! In the first session, we’ll do some simple exercises that help relieve tension as well as stretch, strengthen and restore circulation, and that take an office environment into account. Some exercises may even involve your desk, chair or a nearby wall.
Tai chi is an ancient Chinese movement art that promotes calmness, balance, and energy. In this part of the workshop, you’ll discover how its flowing movements can help release tension and promote concentration – ideal for those of us who spend hours at a computer. You'll hear about and learn techniques that strengthen both body and mind, enhancing focus and overall well-being.
About the presenters: Anne Hodgkinson has been translating and editing for over twenty years. She discovered yoga in middle age and was so impressed by its benefits on body and mind that she was inspired to take up teaching it. She finds it an ideal complement to her solitary and sedentary work at the coalface. In 2012 Anne got her teaching certificate in vinyasa yoga, and in 2019 in Iyengar yoga. Monique ten Boske studied law and theatre studies at the University of Utrecht. She has been practicing tai chi for about 20 years. She usually does her daily tai chi in the park, a practice she started during the pandemic.
SENSE celebrates three and a half decades of making sense with a 35-year Jubilee on 21 June 2025 in Amersfoort, with a full day of professional development, networking and socializing, including lunch and dinner.
The day starts at 10:00 and ends with dinner. Click here for the full programme or click here for pricing information and to register.