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Initiated by artist and researcher Annika Kappner, Yogicode was a yoga session for the coding mind and body. Through a set of easy and accessible exercises joints, muscle groups and organs heavily used during screen time are soothed and revitalized. Breathing and relaxation techniques aid to process information, calm the mind and reconnect the participant to her body, inner images and immediate surroundings. | Initiated by artist and researcher Annika Kappner, Yogicode was a yoga session for the coding mind and body. Through a set of easy and accessible exercises joints, muscle groups and organs heavily used during screen time are soothed and revitalized. Breathing and relaxation techniques aid to process information, calm the mind and reconnect the participant to her body, inner images and immediate surroundings. | ||
Revision as of 17:33, 9 January 2020
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| Name | Yogicode |
| Location | NDSM Fuse |
| Date | 2019/07/23 |
| Time | 9:30-10:30 |
| PeopleOrganisations | Annika Kappner |
| Type | Meetup |
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Initiated by artist and researcher Annika Kappner, Yogicode was a yoga session for the coding mind and body. Through a set of easy and accessible exercises joints, muscle groups and organs heavily used during screen time are soothed and revitalized. Breathing and relaxation techniques aid to process information, calm the mind and reconnect the participant to her body, inner images and immediate surroundings.
