Sharing Knowledge
Yoga Intensives
Taught by a cream-of-the-crop selection of visiting yoga teachers, our intensives draw serious yoga students and yoga teachers from all over the world. Intensives offer yoga students the opportunity to spend four or more days absorbed in learning about and experiencing yoga with a respected international yoga teacher.
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The Vinyasa Wave: Fluid Power - Flow Arts Summer Teacher Training with Shiva Rea, Christopher Tompkins
June 2013, The Hellenic Centre, London
Experience a transformational intensive for adventurous students and teachers to explore the universal power of yoga through Prana Flow - Shiva Rea's fluid and dynamic energetic and creative evolution of vinyasa flow yoga.
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Yoga Practice in the Mirror of Buddhism with Richard Freeman
September 2013, The Hellenic Centre, London
Although yoga and Buddhism have evolved separately, they stem from common roots. Explore the differences and complementary concepts within the two systems as reflected in the practice of Astanga Vinyasa yoga, through practice, meditation and discussion.
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Yoga as Therapy Fundamentals: Fascial Fitness and the Core with Doug Keller
October 2013, Yogacampus Training Centre, London
Doug Keller's trainings are renowned for deepening your appreciation of what yoga is and what it has to offer in today’s world. In his 2013 _Yoga as Therapy Fundamentals_ intensive, you will explore core strength as it is understood in yoga, applied practically in a therapeutic context.
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Chakra Yoga: balancing energy for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being with Alan Finger, Katrina Repka
October 2013, Cecil Sharp House, London
In this intensive we will overview the major chakras and how to integrate them into yoga practice. Through a mix of asana, meditation, lecture and group work, we will delve deeply into the chakras on a practical and theoretical level.
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Anatomy of the Subtle Body: Bandhas with Tias Little
November 2013, Yogacampus Training Centre, London
Through asana, pranayama, and theory, explore the bandhas safely and accessibly. Discuss esoteric yoga anatomy and western physiology, and learn how to use the bandhas in your practice to channel your prana effectively and efficiently.
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- Fiona Agombar
- Karen Atkinson
- Leah Barnett
- Marc Beuvain
- Michael Bond
- Kelly Boys
- Sherry Brourman
- Roger Cole
- Uma Dinsmore-Tuli
- Alan Finger
- Sarah Platt-Finger
- Richard Freeman
- Ruth Gilmore
- Julie Gudmestad
- Janine Hurley
- Doug Keller
- Sat Bir Khalsa
- Laura Kupperman
- Susanne Lahusen
- Judith Hanson Lasater
- Tias Little
- Jo Manuel
- Aadil Palkhivala
- Shiva Rea
- James Reeves
- Katrina Repka
- Mark Singleton
- Rolf Sovik
- Maya Spencer
- Peter Sterios
- Rod Stryker
- Pandit Rajmani Tigunait
- Christopher Tompkins
- Nirlipta Tuli
- Tony Watson
- Lisa White
Did you know…
Did you know our Yoga Teacher Training course in London and Yorkshire is registered with Yoga Alliance at the 200 hour teacher training course level; allowing graduates the benefit of an internationally recognised accreditation!
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