Activecamps
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Active camps: special seminars in wellness hotels
Taking a break from everday life and starting off with new things is very important from time to time. Setting new goals and eastblishing different habits let you see everything from another point of view and will help you to prioritize.
What about finding out about new perspectives and relaxation methods
while doing vacations? A great way to do so are the active camps of our wellness hotels. Whether you enjoy running, Nordic Walking, yoga, pilates or maybe even want to make use of a work life balance coaching sessions: Everything is possible here.
All of the active camps start with a profound analysis of your current state of mind. Together with our experts you then start to determine your (training) goals. At the end of every seminar the coaches will give you individual advice on how to continue best when you are at home again. An ideal method to realize a new start in your life!
Our Activecamps-Tips for you
Sleeping Success Formula 4-7-8A little trick to fall asleep much quicker is to breath in through your nose for four seconds, hold your breath for seven seconds and breath out through your mouth for eight seconds. Repeat that a couple of times and this exercise will help you breath calmly and relax, which ultimately will help you fall asleep.
By exercising the different parts of the face every day, called facial yoga, you ensure that the cells are supplied with oxygen, the blood circulation is stimulated and the metabolism is activated. The effect is similar to a lifting, which delays skin aging and smoothes out uneven areas.
‘Carry the sky and feel the earth’ – that is the name of the exercise that is good for your digestion and has a blood purifying effect. Stand up straight, place your feet in one line with your hips and shoulders and bend your knees slightly. Elongate your right arm and press the left arm down. The palms of your hand should be parallel to the floor. Hold your breath for 2-3 seconds, then breath out and switch arms. Repeat for eight times.
