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Gentle intensity · for blood pressure

Yoga for blood pressure, shaped around you.

Slow, soothing 1:1 sessions of easy movement, calming breathwork, and deep rest, built around your body, your routine, and how you feel each day. Practised alongside the care your doctor provides.

60 min · 1:1 · live online

You don't have to do this alone

Keeping calm matters when your blood pressure is high. Yoga can be one gentle, steadying thing you add to your week, never something that replaces what your doctor has you doing.

Why it works

How yoga can support blood pressure.

Four gentle levers, working together, and the first one does most of the lifting.

01

Calmer mind, calmer body

Stress can push blood pressure up; slow breathing and relaxation help quiet that response and settle the nervous system.

02

Gentle movement, no strain

Easy, regular movement keeps you active without the strain or breath-holding that can spike pressure.

03

Better sleep, steadier days

Poor sleep makes blood pressure harder to manage; restful practice helps you wind down and rest more deeply.

04

A habit you can keep

Short, sustainable sessions you actually look forward to; consistency is what makes the difference over time.

What you'll actually do

The poses we focus on, and why.

Grouped by what they do for the body. Your teacher draws from these, so they won't ask you to do all of them.

Gentle movementEasy mobility that keeps you active without strain.
Tadasana
Mountain pose & standing flow

Grounding, posture, and balance work to begin exactly where your body is today.

Marjaryasana-Bitilasana
Cat-Cow

Soft spinal mobility that eases stiffness without any strain.

Setu Bandhasana
Bridge pose

A supported, gentle lift, with a chair or bolster option whenever you need it.

We keep the head at or above heart level and leave out full inversions and any breath-holding, which is important when blood pressure is high.

BreathworkCalming the stress response that can push pressure up.
Nadi Shodhana
Alternate-nostril breathing

Slow, even, and settling breath that quiets the nervous system.

Bhramari
Humming breath

A soothing, low exhale that helps unwind tension.

Sheetali
Cooling breath

A calming, cooling breath drawn in slowly to soothe.

We avoid forceful breathing like Kapalbhati and Bhastrika and never hold the breath, since both can raise pressure. Practices are introduced only after your teacher checks they suit you.

Deep restGood rest supports calmer, steadier days.
Yoga Nidra
Guided deep relaxation

Restorative rest that releases tension and supports better sleep.

Shavasana
Final relaxation

A still close to every session, letting everything you've done settle in.

Sukhasana
Easy seated meditation

A quiet, settling seat to soften the mind and ease the day.

Your teacher won't hand you all of these. They'll choose the right few for your body, your level, and how you're feeling that day.

Working together

How we work with you to get there.

One teacher who knows your name and your goals, not a different face every week.

1

We get to know you

A relaxed first session: your diagnosis, what your doctor advises, your medication timing, your routine, and anything to work around like dizziness.

2

A plan shaped to you

Your teacher chooses the poses, pace, and breathing that suit you, keeping everything gentle.

3

Guided live 1:1s

The same teacher every time, online, adjusting each session to how you feel.

4

We grow it gently

Small, steady progress and habits you can keep, always alongside your medical care.

What a session looks like

  • A gentle, seated or standing warm-up at an easy pace
  • Soft, even breathing with no breath-holding or forcing
  • Slow movement that avoids strain or sudden effort
  • Head kept at or above heart level, avoiding full inversions
  • Guided relaxation and quiet meditation with plenty of rest

Who it's for

Adults who want a calming, low-intensity practice for relaxation and everyday stress, with each session paced gently and adapted to feel comfortable for you.

What you'll need

A yoga matA sturdy chairA quiet corner
I came in tense and skeptical. My teacher kept everything slow and calm, and never pushed. A few months on, I sleep better and just feel less wound up.

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Good to know

Questions people ask first.

Yoga supports your care, but it doesn't replace it

These sessions support your overall wellbeing and are practised alongside professional medical care. They are not a substitute for diagnosis, treatment, or medication. Please tell your teacher about any conditions or symptoms so they can adapt your session safely, and keep your doctor in the loop.

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