Workshops are shorter events – usually a half day, full day or weekend – which are generally open to students of all levels of yoga experience (though some may not be appropriate for beginners: please see individual workshop listing for guidance). These workshops usually combine theory and practice and explore important yoga topics in more detail than regular classes: examples range from how to protect wrist injuries to an introduction to Ayurveda.
judith hanson lasater: experiential anatomy workshopA very special opportunity to study with one of the west's best known teachers. Deeply understanding the anatomy and movement principles of the body is an invaluable tool for yoga teachers and serious students. Learn specific anatomy by feeling it in our bodies and seeing it in other bodies. The cost includes a copy of Judith's new book, Yogabody: Anatomy, Kinesiology, and Asana. more...
tias little: my body is my temple workshop seriesTias Little brings to his teaching of yoga and anatomy a wonderful play of metaphor and imagination. In three separate, but related, sessions, this workshop series will explore our Sacred Feet, Sacred Sacrum and Sacred Skull via asana, pranayama, mudra, bandha, meditation, anatomy and philosophy lectures and more. more...
michael bond: first aid for yoga teachersDo you need to update your First Aid training? Or do you need to do a First Aid course as part of your training? The day will focus on how to deal with the types of emergency which a yoga teacher may come across in an everyday class — including fainting, epilepsy, asthma and heart conditions — and will cover all aspects of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation and basic first aid. The cost includes handouts and a completion certificate. more...
Search for courses, workshops, articles and other information