Promote eye health and achieve bright, clear vision through exercises that focus on daily vision care, maintenance, protection, and preservation. Each session will integrate health education, warm-up exercises to increase oxygen flow, acupressure massage, eye movement exercises, and relaxation techniques for the eyes, providing participants with comprehensive vision care and maintenance.
When the mind is calm and the spirit is focused, energy shifts, healing occurs, and quality improves, allowing one to naturally and effortlessly perceive and experience the path of “eye wisdom”.
【Course Outline】
First Class: “Eye Care”
Topic: Relaxation and Purification – Calming the Body and Mind, Allowing Natural Healing to Occur.
Health Education:
Understand the basic structure of the eye and learn how to avoid the eight harmful habits for vision.
Explain the importance of Vitamin A, lutein, and other nutrients in eye care.
Discuss the role of healthy lifestyle habits, such as maintaining a regular routine and balanced diet, in supporting vision health.
Body Warm-Up and Stretching:
Perform stretches for the neck, shoulders, and back to release upper body tension, which helps reduce strain on the eyes.
Massage:
Press acupoints around the eyes, such as Jingming, Cuanzhu, and Sibai points, to promote blood circulation and achieve a soothing effect.
Eye Exercises:
Move the eyes left-right, up-down, and diagonally to strengthen eye muscles and enhance flexibility.
Eye Relaxation Technique:
Practice the “Palming Technique”: Cover the eyes with your palms to experience darkness, relax deeply, and relieve eye pressure.
Second Class: “Eye Health Maintenance”
Topic: Flexibility and Strengthening – Focus with Ease, See Naturally Without Strain.
Health Education:
Explain the impact of electronic devices on eye health and ways to effectively prevent blue light damage.
Introduce the 20-20-20 rule to help participants build a habit of regularly resting their eyes.
Body Warm-Up and Stretching:
Focus on stretching the shoulders, upper arms, and chest to relax the neck and shoulder area, alleviating the strain on the eyes from prolonged sitting.
Massage:
Use gentle circular pressing on the eyebrows and under the eyes to promote lymphatic drainage and reduce puffiness.
Eye Exercises:
Near-Far Focusing Exercise: Alternate between focusing on nearby and distant objects to strengthen the ciliary muscles and improve eye accommodation.
Eye Relaxation Technique:
Deep Breathing with Closed Eyes: Combine deep breathing with closing the eyes, focusing on relaxing the muscles around the eyes to relieve tension.
Third Class: “Protecting the Eyes”
Topic: Mind-Body Relaxation – Enhance Awareness and Mindfulness to Reduce Eye Strain.
Health Education:
Explain the potential dangers of sunlight, ultraviolet rays, and air pollution on the eyes, emphasizing the importance of wearing sunglasses.
Introduce appropriate indoor lighting and screen brightness to reduce eye strain.
Body Warm-Up and Stretching:
Perform full-body chest-opening exercises to enhance chest expansion, improve blood circulation, and protect the eyes and body from external pressures.
Massage:
Gently press on the temples and acupoints around the head to release head tension, indirectly protecting vision.
Eye Exercises:
Circular Eye Movements: Rotate the eyes clockwise and counterclockwise to strengthen the stability and elasticity of the eye muscles.
Eye Relaxation Technique:
Apply a cold compress eye mask gently over the eyes to provide soothing relief, reduce redness, and alleviate fatigue.
Fourth Class: “Maintaining Vision”
Topic: Focused Internalization – Natural Vision, Calm and Effortless Perception.
Health Education:
Discuss the impact of aging on vision and introduce ways to maintain good eyesight in daily life.
Explain the importance and frequency of eye exams to ensure stable eye health.
Body Warm-Up and Stretching:
Focus on full-body stretches and rotation movements to relax the entire body, preventing fatigue from increasing eye strain.
Massage:
Use massage techniques to stretch the muscles around the eyes, helping maintain elasticity and reducing the formation of eye bags and wrinkles.
Eye Exercises:
Rapid blinking with closed eyes to stimulate tear production, keeping the eyes moist and clean.
Eye Relaxation Technique:
Use meditation or deep breathing while sitting still to relax the body and mind, allowing the eyes to fully rest and recover.
These four classes comprehensively cover eye care, maintenance, protection, and preservation, helping participants improve their eye health while learning how to cope with the various visual challenges of modern life.
Why choose「Eye Yoga」?
**Beginner friendly**:The movements in eye yoga are simple and easy to learn, requiring no prior yoga experience or advanced physical fitness. It is a completely suitable health activity for beginners. Under professional guidance, you will quickly master all the movements and techniques.
**Reduce digital fatigue**:Prolonged use of computers and smartphones undoubtedly places significant strain on the eyes. Eye yoga can help relieve the visual fatigue caused by this, allowing your eyes to rest and recover.
**Enhance learning efficiency**:By improving focus and concentration, eye yoga helps boost learning efficiency. Timely eye breaks and adjustments can make learning more effective.
**Relieve emotions**:During the college years, stress can increase. Eye yoga not only benefits eye health but also helps relieve emotions and release stress.
【Instructor Introduction】 Marx Lin (林祺海)
Amar Eye Yoga Trainer specializing in Eye Yoga and Vision Training Certified by Amar Eye Yoga for Eye Ball Yoga teaching, Marx Lin traveled to Bangalore, India in 2018 to undergo training under Dr. Amajith, an Ayurvedic authority and yoga doctor, focusing on healing the body and eyes. During this period, he also received training in Hatha Yoga (the most traditional yoga system) and Amar Eye Yoga Eye Yoga teacher training. After obtaining an internationally recognized certificate, he further interned at the Natural Eye Therapy Clinic of the author of “The Strongest Eye Yoga Exercises” in Bangkok, Thailand.
In 2018, Marx Lin became a certified Amar Eye Yoga Trainer in India, combining natural vision therapy from New York ophthalmologist William Bates, Hatha Yoga, and Ayurvedic therapy in Indian Eye Yoga. Upon returning to Taiwan, he integrated natural vision therapy techniques from Japan, Switzerland, the United States, and other countries, along with profound knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine, aromatherapy, dietary therapy, meditation, and various ancient health practices. Today, he is known as an Eye Yoga practitioner in Taiwan, emphasizing both physiological and psychological aspects, and strives to comprehensively improve and elevate body, mind, and spirit through Eye Yoga.