In Keiki and Me Yoga, moms and dads interact with their little ones while doing yoga for both parent and baby. This includes learning and singing yoga songs for babies, practicing different yoga breathing techniques and doing yoga poses!

 Participants will need to bring a yoga mat and water bottle, and feel free to bring toys for the kids too in case they need a break from doing yoga. 

Register at the Kaimuki YMCA Welcome Center or for more information,
​call (808) 737-5544 or email cfield@ymcahonolulu.org. Namaste!

The Kaiumuki-Waialae YMCA is hosting three YogaFit trainings as part of the YogaFit 200 Hour RYT and YogaFit 120 Hour Certificate Warrior Program.
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YogaFit Level 1
May 12 & 13

YogaFit Level 2
June 30 & July 1

YogaFit for Warriors (PTSD)
August 11 & 12

Register for these trainings at this link or contact Lindsey Sutton at 619.458.8671 / lsutton@ymcahonolulu.org for any questions.

You can also learn more about the curriculum, further training and the pricing by clicking "Read More" below.

In the past three months, YMCA Kaimuki Yoga workshops have focused on the many ways a yoga practice can help balance our minds, bodies and beings as well as offer various adaptations of poses for pain-free range of motion, help us manage pain and perhaps even become more pain tolerant. 

In fact, research indicates that incorporating a regular meditation practice using Yoga Nidra (Yoga Sleep) as well as mindful breathing practices can change the part of our brain that responds to pain by making it more pain tolerant.  Movement also can be done in ways that allow us more pain free moments during our day while maintaining body integrity and internal strength.  Much of what yoga teaches from the start emphasizes connecting with ourselves at many levels so that we stay in touch with our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual selves.  With this type of connection, we discover and honor our personal boundaries, we can move in healthy and integral ways and we learn to listen to our bodies.  From the start, we connect simply by taking the time to breathe with more intention and awareness. 

Sharing our live recording of our Yoga for Pain Management seminar with Yoga Therapist, Lindsey Sutton. 

The first part (LECTURE) is informational about yoga and its multi-dimensional approach to pain. The second part (MEDITATION) is a short centering and breathing practice that you can try as part of your routine.

Please pardon the quality of the videos as the live recording depends on internet quality. We hope they're helpful to you!

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Learn how to do Dancer Pose safely and how it benefits you in this video by our Yoga Therapist, Lindsey Sutton.

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Click "Read More" below to read what people had to say about the new machines at our Healthy Start Room.