Yoga for Sleep
This course is a a four-week journey toward better sleep. You will learn about a good sleep routine, about breathing exercises to promote deep sleep and how to charge better during sleep so that you can wake up feeling rested and energized.
What you’ll get
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        ✺Four video classesWatch the recording any time you want. Led by medical doctor and yoga intructor Tiril Elstad. 
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        ✺ Written course materialFirst week you’ll be able to download a PDF with course material, written instructions and exercises to keep. 
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        ✺Access any timeThere are no live classes, so you can simply watch the course any time you’d like. We recommend to work on one lecture each week for 4 weeks. 
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        ✺ScienceYou will learn about the science - how and why we do slow breathing, get light on the retina, recommend journaling, and special times for eating. 
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        ✺Practical exercisesYou will learn specific exercises led by Tiril. 
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        ✺BreathingYou will learn several important breathing techniques to calm your nervous system (and why they work on your HRV, body and mind). 
What’s inside
Week 1
- Theory about our autonomic nervous system (sympathetic and parasympathetic), and how this relates to our bodies, breath, and mind. 
- Together we practice a powerful breathing technique to promote sleep. 
- Homework: Go through your schedule and see where you can fit in any of the sleep routine hacks that appeal to you. 
Week 2
- Focus on building a good sleep routine. 
- You will learn two breathing exercises 
- 4:8 breathing (short quick full inhales, long slow controlled exhales) 
- Inhale- and - exhale - 1:2:3:4 then start over. 
- Homework: Practice the breathing meditation inhale-and-exhale-counting ever morning before checking the phone or any other screens for one week. 
Week 3
- This week we focus on a breathing exercise called humming bee sound (“hmmmmm”), both to increase the exhale but also to create a vibration through your cervical area. 
- Theory about breath and heart rate variability, HRV, (for those that are curious - but it really no must to understand this part to get the benefit). 
- Homework: It is recommended to practice humming sound breathing every day this week. 
Week 4
- A summary of everything covered in the course. 
- Today we will learn a deep relaxation body scan. 
- Homework: It is recommended to practice this every day for this week. 
 
                         
            
              
            
            
          
             
            
              
            
            
          
             
            
              
            
            
          
             
            
              
            
            
          
            