Sharing Knowledge
Workshops schedule
Workshops offer yoga students and teachers the opportunity to spend anything from a couple of hours to a whole weekend with an inspiring and respected yoga teacher. Get to know a teacher or gain additional knowledge and inspiration in a speciality that interests you.
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Living Tantra: Tantric Tradition and Techniques with Pandit Rajmani Tigunait
October 2010, Friends House, London
This special seminar is the gateway to a comprehensive understanding of Tantra and of how the tantric approach to health, healing, spirituality and religion empowers us to excel in every aspect of life.
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First Aid for Yoga Teachers with Michael Bond
October 2010, The Special Yoga Centre, London
For any yoga teacher or trainee who needs to update their first aid training or to do a first aid course as part of their training.
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Astanga Vinyasa Workshops with Richard Freeman
October 2010, The Special Yoga Centre, London
Meditative flow, backbends and core alignment in balancing: an Astanga Vinyasa based workshop series with Richard Freeman.
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Pregnant and Postnatal Students in General Classes: Inform yourself, refresh & update your knowledge with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli
November 2010, movingartsbase, London
All too often, workshops on this theme are really just about minimising the disturbance which pregnant or postnatal students may cause to the smooth running of your general classes. This is a pity because there is so much more to be gained from seeing their presence as a real gift to your teaching. On Saturday we will focus on pregnant students and on Sunday postnatal students. Each day will be a blend of theory and practice, with clear safety guidelines, time for questions and practical ideas.
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- anatomy and physiology (2)
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- children (2)
- diploma (1)
- first aid (1)
- mother and baby (3)
- pregnancy (5)
- tantra (1)
- vinyasa yoga (1)
- yoga therapy (3)
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What our students say
Going so much beyond asana into the work of what yoga is really about. Thank you Aadil for your generosity in sharing your huge knowledge.
A Yogacampus studenton Aadil Palkhivala's Purna Yoga Teacher Training Intensive, May 2010