While volleyball is an amazing sport and creates amazing relationships, it's very demanding on the body and mind. To become an amazing volleyball player, you have to practice every day. With practicing every day comes a lot of repetitive motion. Repetitive motion of any kind, for any sport, has a tendency to create injury, if proper rest and recovery measures are not in your training program. Our online portal of yoga classes has exactly what you need to implement recovery in your training, today! You can practice yoga whenever you want, wherever you are.
After practicing yoga for 4 years, I decided I needed to teach it. Not just teach it to anyone, but specifically teach it to athletes who play volleyball. I wish I would have had it when I was younger, because I would have had less injuries. Yoga is a great recovery tool to have in your tool box and I believe every volleyball player needs it to be the best they can be.
Yoga is a series of stretches and movements that allow your body to gain flexibility, increase range of motion and calm your nervous system. The key benefit here is the ability to increase range of motion. Studies have shown that limitations in range of motion for athletes can cause injury and hinder your ability to jump higher. Small steps like starting with a 20 minute yoga sequence once or twice a week, can show major benefits.
My favorite thing about yoga for athletes is that it allows our bodies to recover and give our bodies relief, so we can go back the next day to practice feeling great. If you incorporate small steps of adding yoga into your everyday life as an athlete, you will see a reduction in injury, less pain, more mental focus and clarity, ability to get lower to the ground, stronger core strength and limitless potential.
Volleyball players suffer from tight hamstrings, rounded shoulders (because well, that's our ready position) which causes a lack of mobility in our thoracic spine and low back pain. Front row hitters have a lot of shoulder issues from the repetitive motion of hitting and using torque and force with your body to hit a ball. All of the problems and issues that volleyball players face can be reduced with a proper yoga sequence. This is why I created these classes specifically for you, to do anywhere!
Yoga is linking the body to the breath, so essentially, if you are just moving dynamically, stretching and breathing, you are practicing yoga. I created yoga for volleyball players to get very specific to your needs as a volleyball athlete. I put my two big passions in life together and have created an outlet for athletes to move in other ways besides what their sport requires.
After volleyball ended for me, having a movement outlet that was very low impact was of utmost importance to me, because it was the only thing my body could handle at that time. Because of yoga, I have been able to get back into playing sand volleyball, HIIT workouts, pool workouts, and strength training. It is because of the breathwork in my yoga practice that I was able to overcome any hard times, surgeries, and stress.
I am so excited to invite you into the world of yoga for volleyball athletes and I encourage you to see what it can do for YOU! Please check it out for yourself and watch the classes that are specific to your position (Middle, Setter, DS/Libero, or RS/OS). I want to see you play volleyball for as long as you want! See you in the library soon!
Namaste, Y'all.
-Kalynn Evans, BS, NASM-CPT, ERYT200, FMSC, XPT
Sign up for the online yoga for volleyball player classes here for only $39/mo and get all of our jump training, sport performance workouts, performance breathwork and performance meditations included!
In studio small group classes and livestream classes also available!
If you have questions, please reach out to me!
Email: kalynn@yogaathletex.comwww.yogaathletex.com
10510 Westview Dr. Ste 100
Houston, Texas 77043346-204-5711
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