Students will learn the basic elements in any yoga practice, using Patanjali’s eight limbs of yoga as a foundation for class structure. The intensive will address how to recognize the kind of practice that is appropriate to any demographic, how to adapt a practice to current conditions, how to open the body from the outside in based upon the workings of the fascia, as well as provide a general understanding of how Ayurveda and Chinese meridian theory contribute to creating a cohesive and transformational learning experience. We’ll address a seasonally based practice, and students will learn how to create a relevant and meaningful yoga curriculum that can be applied throughout the year, a method that can expand throughout the life of one’s teaching practice.
This course is a part of the JOY of Yoga 300-Hour Teacher Training Core Curriculum, and also open to the public, with eligibility for 15 CEUs (Continuing Education Units).
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This workshop will be conducted in-studio and online via Zoom.
Password and instructions will be sent privately to registrants 30 minutes before workshop begins.
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