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Classes

In order to improve quality of life, the DeRose Method uses a powerful and coherent set of techniques for effective well-being and personal improvement.
The beginners classes comprise four techniques destined to strengthen the biological structure, improve concentration and learn to manage stress levels, these are:

Physical positions to increase articular flexibility, muscular tone & elasticity, and enhance vitality

Breathing exercises to maximize lung capacity, energy levels, and focus

Relaxation technique to enable management of stress levels, improving emotional balance, concentration and intellectual performance

Compression of plexuses and glands to promote stimulation of the internal organs, while also acting upon plexus and glands

Practised with discipline, dedication, and the help of a few simple rules, these techniques bring out the confidence in one’s physical and mental abilities, the key to maintaining the long-term, healthy and sustained development of the body. The result is an overall enhanced body awareness, improved use of capacities and skills, refinement of feelings and thoughts, for a better relationship with oneself and the others.

Once your instructor advises you to progress to the advanced classes, you will move to the DeRose Method Advanced Practice. To do the Ashtánga sádhana, complete practice with eight parts: mudrá, pújá, mantra, pránáyáma, kriyá, sana, yôganidra, samyama.

Evolution is a continuous and infinite process. We know that improvement is a strictly individual process thus our classes are primarily enjoyable and mindful of one’s limits, so that a natural progression is established, along with a stronger motivation to live and work as one’s intrinsic qualities blossom.

How The Techniques Work

These techniques are very effective and safe biological exercises that have a cumulative effect, both in their alignment during one practice and in their action after a sequence of several practices. They mobilize the spinal cord and act upon the nervous, endocrine, respiratory and circulatory systems.

The physical techniques promote the regulation of weight by stimulating the endocrine system. They improve cerebral irrigation through the positions, thus enhancing tissue elasticity, motor coordination and body consciousness, by the retrieval of relevant neuronal connections.

The purification techniques promote internal hygiene of the stomach, intestines, maxillary cavity and bronchi, while also acting upon plexuses and glands.

The respiratory exercises produce an extra quota of vital energy and increase the capacity of the lungs. They establish a reconnection between the conscious and the unconscious levels, promoting emotional stability.

The relaxation exercises enhance the cumulative effects of the previous techniques and their absorption, managing stress by building and directing the positive self-awareness that results from the practice, enabling the anticipation of goals.

The concentration and meditation techniques bring a higher level of lucidity and self-knowledge.