
With no more school rush, our days lightened up a bit {although we were both still working} and we made use of our time to relax as a family, clean up our home and also explore some of our local kids' attractions and activities. For the first time, Lil Pumpkin went to Amazonia indoor playground, KidsStop at Science Centre, learnt how to do simple coding and also experienced an exciting 3-days Kids Aerial Yoga Workshop at Trium Fitness in Aperia Mall, near Lavender MRT station.

For the past 2 months or so, he's been using the GuavaPass to try out different types of yoga classes at different yoga studios. Although it's not available on GuavaPass, one class he's been going to is the Adults Aerial Yoga class at Trium Fitness.

The boy likes the teacher & class so when he found out that the studio was hosting a workshop for the kids {7-12 years old} too, he immediately signed Lil Pumpkin up!

During the 1.5hrs workshop, the kids were taught how to explore aerial yoga in a fun and relaxed environment. Taught by Ming, who teaches the boy during his adult Aerial Yoga class, and another lady, the workshop was also designed to increase the children's flexibility, strength, stamina, self-confidence, and coordination to promote self-discipline, concentration, and teamwork.


I find that as we grow up, we let our past experiences and knowledge of the world limit our ability to try new things. And sometimes, the fear of the unknown or of failure cripples us so that we are afraid of stepping out of our comfort zone.
Most children are like Lil Pumpkin, however. They are naturally curious and fearless.. and aren't afraid to push boundaries to see what they can do and achieve. Of course, fear serves a purpose; it’s a natural human emotion to warn us of possible harm – a call for us to protect ourselves. If this fearlessness is not coupled with common sense, it might prove detrimental to their well-being, but overall I think it's a good thing to be fearless {to a certain extent...}.

I hope that if she dares to dream it, she will dare to achieve it ₊·*◟(˶╹̆ꇴ╹̆˵)◜‧*・

Kids Aerial Yoga 3-Day Workshop
Trium Fitness, 12 Kallang Ave, Aperia Mall #03-01/02
Open 7am - 9am {Mon - Fri}, 9am - 5pm {Sat & Sun}, closed PHs
Cost: S$160/kid {includes 1 x complimentary 1hr adult yoga class}
Tel: 8782-8633
Website: http://trium.fitness/
*Note: This is not a paid review or advertorial. Photos taken by Trium Fitness.
13 comments:
This looks like an awesome place to get kids interested in yoga! I tried taking Allison to our yoga for kids classes at our local gym and it was nowhere near as cool as this. She ended up hating it and never went back :(
Wow she makes it look so effortless! I saw some adults doing aerial exercises (not sure whether it was yoga or acrobatics) but they were heaving, huffing and puffing and it looked extremely difficult and painful! I suppose kids are also lighter and perhaps it is not so strenuous. :)
Wow. This looks like a great way for kids to work out in a fun and exciting manner. It looks so easy from your photos but am sure it takes a lot more effort. Kudos to lil pumpkin
Phoebe
BPDGtravels
She looks like she's having a blast!
I'd rather my kids have a 'kiasi' attitude. Safer la...
I've always wanted to do this as an adult! It would be fun if they have parent-child aerial yoga classes!
This looks very good form of exercise for kids and I personally like doing yoga.
I love doing aerial yoga myself! Was gonna bring my bubba for this but so busy at work!
This seriously looks fun for kids and adults. I pass by Aperia Mall every weekend and always wanted to drop by for a trial. But I bet it's a test of one's strength and flexibility.
Aerial yoga looks very relaxing! I bet the kids love it.
Cirque Du Soleil style 😁, I love the description. Carefree, freedom, energy . Agree 100% with you that kids are naturally less fearful than parents, and I am always happy when they step out of their comfort box.
Cheers, Andy
(SengkangBabies.com)
I want to play! It looks like so much fun!
Yoga is a way of life and can help kids too immensely. Thanks for sharing about it with us.
This looks so interesting...I think I know a young girl who would be thrilled to do this ;) Thanks for sharing!
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