Vinyasa Yoga Workshop: Flow into your Practice
in Beconsfield, VIC organised by Just Be Yoga and Meditation
Feb19201212:00 am
- Where
- 25 Woods Street, Beconsfield, VIC, 3807, Australia
Show map - When
- Sunday, 19 Feb 2012
- Call
- 0408 510 945
- Website
- www.justbeyoga.com.au
Description
Try Vinyasa Yoga today! It is a physical, dynamic and flowing style based on Ashtanga asana sequences, new to Just Be. In Vinyasa yoga, the body flows from pose to pose, through the integration of movement and breathe.
It includes a balanced approach to stimulating and calming the body and mind through physical postures, pranayama (breathing practices), bandha's (internal muscular and energetic locks) and internal/external drishti (focal points) to still the mind.
What you will learn in this workshop:
•The history of modern day vinyasa yoga- From Ashtanga in India to yoga in the West
•Philosophy of Ashtanga yoga
•The foundations of the practice
•Anatomical and physiological benefits of vinyasa yoga
•Traditional Sequences of postures including sun salutations, standing poses and more!
•Two full hours of practice including, asana, pranayama and sAvasana
When: Sunday 19 February 2012
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Where: Just Be Yoga and Meditation Studio - 25 Woods Street, Beaconsfield, 3807
Cost: $70
Deposit: $30
Places are limited. Register with deposit by 12 February 2012.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Margaux Lovett is an inspired yoga practitioner, yoga teacher, lecturer and qualified Occupational Therapist (OT) who has worked in the health industry for more than eight years.
Margaux’s hatha yoga journey started years ago in London where she made the decision to give yoga a go to balance out her fast paced city life and stressful job. Starting with a traditional Sivananda teaching she completed courses in asana, meditation, yogic psychology and an advanced diploma of yoga.
She is a lecturer at Moksha Yoga Academy where she teaches anatomy with insight into applying knowledge of the structure of the human body with yoga’s physical practices of asana, pranayama, sAvasana and meditation. She also has a sound understanding of the impact of injury and medical conditions on yoga practices.
Margaux teaches Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and Vinyasa Flow as well as chair/gentle hatha yoga. Her teaching style is a balance of eastern yogic philosophy and psychology with a western focus of anatomical body alignment knowledge to help students learn about and experience their own bodies as well as to raise their awareness of the mind-body-spirit connection. With her OT background, Margaux is able to tailor classes to suit common occupational and lifestyle injuries and medical conditions. She believes that everyone should be able to have access to the wisdom, knowledge and inner peace that is yoga.
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