I have been given this pose to teach to the TT class, but the more i research it the more complex it gets
29 January 2012
6 December 2011
YOGA EVENTS – 2011
2011
JAN
22 BONES
FOR LIFE – ADAM WARD – BWY EVENT
MARCH
26 IYENGAR
WORKSHOP – RICHARD WARD – PEAK
APRIL
9 IYENGAR
– ROSS BELL – PEAK
MAY
7 ALIGNMENT
– SHARON PRICE – BEELEY
JUNE
11 8
STEP BREATH – BWY EVENT – BRIDGET
JUNE
18 BACKBENDING
WORKSHOP – SHARON PRICE – BEELEY
JULY
10 MAINTAINING
HOME PRACTICE – SHARON – BEELEY
JULY
23 JIVAMUKTI
– ANDREA – CRICH
AUGUST
1 – 5 YOGA
ON & OFF THE MAT – RETFORD – CAROLYN CLARKE
SEPT
10 WORKING
WITH THE HIPS – SHARON – MATLOCK ESCAPE
SEPT
17 CHAKRA
AWARENESS – CRICH – LINDSEY
SEPT
25 INDUCTION
TT – CALOW
OCT
01 AGM
DERBY MULTIFAITH - YOGAFLOWS – MOHINI CHATLANI
15 OCT IST SEQUENCING
IN A YOGA CLASS - ANDREA
KWIATKOWSKI CRICH
12
NOV YOGASANA
– GRANDVILLE COUSINS - CRICH
26 NOV INDUCTION
2 - RETFORD
16 November 2011
Gil Hedley: Fascia and stretching: The Fuzz Speech
there are so many useful pages linked/posted each week, he's one from today...
28 September 2011
13 September 2011
Yoga in my life
In 1997 I was wrongly diagnosed with a groin strain, & today I still have the same injury, Yoga was suggested to me as an alternative to Pilates, in 2007 Colin & I started attending regular classes 2-3 days a week, after 2 years we both felt we had more to learn, we started attending workshops & event days & in September 2010 we started another regular class with Gillian Gee which in turn led to us doing the Foundation course in January 2011.
I have found Yoga has had an incredibly powerful & positive impact on my life both physically & mentally, especially in the last year as I have started to look at Yoga as a whole rather than just the physical postures, Yoga is a very important part of my life already & I can never see that changing
5 September 2011
11 August 2011
Col & i spent last week with Carolyn at the yoga centre, 5 hours of yoga a day, by wednesday i was struggling by friday i didn't want to leave, i have fond memories of two people Helen who reminded me of my aunt, well spoken & eccentric & Brenda, she & i were the only people who chose the orange circle this means everlasting.. no begining & no end, i can relate to that, we were there when the final funding call came in to renovate the new centre, so this is where we will do our teacher training
In Jivamukti a couple of weeks ago we were contemplating your guru being obstacles/ people in life getting in the way, rather than people who teach you good things, if you can kiss the feet of your guru you find your peace
27 July 2011
Col also opted for another tattoo last week, Celtic quoted him 120 & 3 hours, he went elsewhere it cost £60 & took 45 minutes, its the same style as his skateboard sequence but Surya namaska, again i'll take a better pic when its healed
We did Jivamukti last September, there are a seriously limited amount of teachers here in the UK for this recognised style of Hatha, which is a shame, i love how Jivamukti is more than just Asana & does focus a lot on the spirtualised side of yoga, why are certain people drawn deeper into yoga, i could feel a vast improvement in my practice from the last time. I find strict Astanga too regimented & unforgiving, we really do need to find a Kundalini or Bikram workshop/class, i have to say though the London prices are high =/ I know they have a higher expense on living but you've got to be able to afford to practice, the Yoga Show is at the end October BW members didn't have to pay last year, the trains don't book that far in advance just yet. We now have 5 free weekends to make the most of before we give ourselves over for the next 3 years, this is assuming there are enough people who get on to teacher training, though i personally wouldn't mind taking another year looking deeper into the 9 styles.... we have 3 classes a week booked starting in September & hopefully Jodie will start her Ashtanga class Thursday nights
We did Jivamukti last September, there are a seriously limited amount of teachers here in the UK for this recognised style of Hatha, which is a shame, i love how Jivamukti is more than just Asana & does focus a lot on the spirtualised side of yoga, why are certain people drawn deeper into yoga, i could feel a vast improvement in my practice from the last time. I find strict Astanga too regimented & unforgiving, we really do need to find a Kundalini or Bikram workshop/class, i have to say though the London prices are high =/ I know they have a higher expense on living but you've got to be able to afford to practice, the Yoga Show is at the end October BW members didn't have to pay last year, the trains don't book that far in advance just yet. We now have 5 free weekends to make the most of before we give ourselves over for the next 3 years, this is assuming there are enough people who get on to teacher training, though i personally wouldn't mind taking another year looking deeper into the 9 styles.... we have 3 classes a week booked starting in September & hopefully Jodie will start her Ashtanga class Thursday nights
21 June 2011
as weekend yoga goes, i have to say this weekend gone has been my favourite by far, not so much hip work, both days were mostly inversions & backward bends, its not often i sweat that much & felt so good.. i still do... at the saturday workshop we met another person coming on to teacher training in January, she's from the Jasmine side but comes from Matlock
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