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Freeze Tag Yoga

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A fun game to get active with your kids is Yoga Freeze tag! Learn how to play this game and teach your kids yoga poses along the way!

little girl doing yoga exercises on an orange yoga mat

Here’s how it works:

  • One child is “it“.
  • The it child starts running to try to tag another player.
  • If a player is tagged, they have to strike a yoga pose and hold it until another player touches them to release them from their frozen state.
  • As soon as a player is tagged three times, they become “it”.

This is a great way to teach your kids some yoga poses.  You can even play it indoors if the weather is bad.  Kids are quite good at stretching and holding hard positions.  Teach them just one or two new poses every time you play the game, and after a few times, they’ll have a whole slew of poses in their arsenal to use.

child in a yoga pose
  • If you need to come up with new yoga moves visit Yoga Journal to learn poses!

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Amy: Thanks for featuring my most favorite veteran. I miss him a lot. It’s nice to see him through modern technology.

I love how you involved your kids with yoga. Wouldn’t it be great if all kids ate healthy and exercised? It is up to us as parents to make this happen. I am trying to cook healthy and exercise more with my kids. Thanks.

2 things. Your kids are so creative at tag; they have more versions than I’ve ever seen! Seriously, I watch them get these games started every day at the bus stop. They involve everyone, all are laughing and having a great time, and friendships have developed.

Also, my son’s Kindergarten teacher has the kids do yoga on the days when they don’t make it outside for recess. YEA for daily excercise at school, in an area where it’s starting to fade! I was so thrilled to hear this! 🙂

Just a quick note to tell you that I have a passion for the topic “Yoga” at hand. These tips are helpful and I want to follow all of them. I hope they will help me a lot. Thanks and have a good day!

This is such a fun and creative idea. I am sure kids will have a great time playing this game. We will definitely try them out with our kids. Thanks for sharing!