Kids' Yoga Day phenomenon comes to Angmering

The benefits of yoga for young minds were explored by parents at Angmering Community Centre.

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Faye Brunning, an official ambassador, organised the first Kids Yoga Day last Friday and said it was ‘a resounding success’.

A single mother with four-year-old twins, Faye has been studying hard to complete 200 hours of adult yoga and children’s yoga teacher training.

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The sold-out event, the first of its kind in the area, saw 30 children take part in a simple yoga routine, yoga games and activities, with healthy refreshments and information about the benefits available.

Faye said: “Kids’ Yoga Day, founded by Teresa Power, is an international event meant to raise awareness and ignite a passion for fitness and yoga for as many children as possible.

“Other venues will be schools, homes, yoga studios and child care organisations, with more than 100 official ambassadors plus countless others who are following along at home.

“It was a fun, exciting event to help children deal with the overstimulation of today’s technology-based world.

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“The kids had a blast and the adults began to understand the benefits of yoga on young minds.

“Yoga has been practised for more than 5,000 years and helps children of all abilities stay calm in the face of stress, increase focus and concentration, develop discipline, get physically activity, create healthy habits and the list goes on.

“I wish to bring more yoga to nurseries, play schools, preschools and schools, to supply and support children with the skills they need in this modern life.”

More than £250 was raised for Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice through a raffle.

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Faye, who lives in Littlehampton, will be starting regular children’s yoga classes at Angmering Community Centre in September, as well as continuing her adult classes.

Find Yoga With Faye on Facebook or email [email protected] for more information.

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