Adult ADHD Yoga Lesson Plan Bundle

£9.00

Ten ready-to-use Adult ADHD yoga lesson plans centred on grounding, focus, sensory movement and calm. Each lesson includes Short, Long and Stream views with instant digital access.

Ten ADHD-friendly classes. One less thing competing for your attention.

Teach or practise with 10 ready-to-use Adult ADHD yoga lesson plans built around grounding, focus, sensory movement and calm.

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Lesson plans

Ten clear class structures created with fast and restless minds in mind.

3
Plan views

Each lesson comes as a Short, Long and Stream Plan.

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Core themes

Grounding, focus, sensory flow and calm.

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Flexible bundle

Use it for classes, personal practice or one-to-one sessions.

One yoga plan shown in Short, Long and Stream views for teaching, preparing and practising

Short Plan

A compact visual sequence for a quick glance while you teach.

Long Plan

Fuller teaching information for preparing and practising the lesson.

Stream Plan

Follow the lesson online, step by step, from any suitable device.

Movement for the mind you actually have

No demand for perfect stillness. The plans combine grounding practices, focused breathwork, energetic movement and calmer finishes, giving restless energy somewhere useful to go.

Grounding

Simple ways to reconnect with breath, body and mat.

Focus

Clear sequences that reduce the need to remember what comes next.

Sensory flow

Purposeful movement for days when holding still is not happening.

Calm

Breathing, meditation and restorative endings without forcing serenity.

George Watts

Created from personal experience

George Watts is a BWY yoga teacher, creator of the Online Yoga Lesson Planner, and was diagnosed with Adult ADHD at 48.

He created this bundle for himself first: yoga practices with enough structure to follow, enough movement to engage a fast mind, and enough flexibility for real-life energy levels.

A useful resource, not medical treatment

The bundle supports yoga teaching and personal practice. It does not diagnose ADHD or replace advice, assessment or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.

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