Joan will be talking about the training, as well as answer your questions in the upcoming Instagram Live Session: Friday 09. August at 5pm / 17:00.
To join, go on Instagram and join the conversation. We're happy to have you!
Free Info Session
Joan will be talking about the training, as well as answer your questions in the upcoming Instagram Live Session: Friday 09. August at 5pm / 17:00.
To join, go on Instagram and join the conversation. We're happy to have you!
Teaching yoga to the individual
This 35 hour training will start each morning with a workshop style practice focusing on a specific platform, followed by discussion and theory, and ending the day with a hands on adjustment clinic and restorative yoga.
Hours: 9am - 12pm / 2pm - 5pm
As yoga teachers we are sought-after healers and our students will come to us when they are in pain. It’s important to recognize we may have the tools to help with the pain and minimize the symptoms but we are not healthcare practitioners and shouldn’t diagnose.
We can help our students to make appropriate adjustments to protect and/or strengthen weaker or vulnerable places in their bodies. It is important to understand correct alignment, how to use props to support postures, and offer modifications to prevent injuries. As we improve our knowledge as teachers on how to read bodies and give adjustments, we can meet student's individual needs.
Topics we will explore
Improve your confidence as a teacher by refining your touch skills and learn to observe the unique individual's imprint in each posture.
Learn how to better assess body language by using the basic techniques of applying safe and practical hands-on adjustments as well as verbal and energetic adjustments.
By focusing on how the poses work on different body types, you will learn how to assist and support others as you improve your own practice and in the process and gain an understanding of how your body works.
We will slowly climb up each platform of the body and refine each section to create stability and support vulnerable places like the knees, lower back, shoulders, and neck. Deepen your understanding of anatomy and the nervous system and how you can create practices to support the deeper muscles that support your skeleton and enhance the relaxation response.
About Joan Hyman
Originally from Philadelphia, Joan earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Temple University. Shortly after finishing college, she moved to New York City to pursue a professional dance career, and it was there that she discovered yoga. Soon after, she relocated to Santa Monica, California, where she completed the YogaWorks Teacher Training with the renowned Maty Ezraty and Lisa Walford in 2002, followed by further study with Annie Carpenter, who is known for her SmartFlow® system of highly intelligent sequencing. Joan received her YogaWorks Certification in 2006 then took her first trip to Mysore, India to study with the beloved Sri K. Pattihbi Jois and his grandson Sharath Rangaswamy. Since then, she has traveled extensively throughout India and has been blessed to study with world-renowned teachers in far-off places where she has enjoyed unplugging from the Western way of living, fully embracing the yogic lifestyle and immersing herself in her practices. Joan is the Founder & Director of the School of Yoga.
Morning Practice
There is the option to just join the morning practice of the training, which takes about 2 hours. The price for one class is € 50 and for three classes € 130.
Please register by sending an email to training@yogakula.at
Price
€ 800 Regular Price
€ 725 Early Bird until 31. August 2024
Open to all levels and teachers who are interested in refining their teaching and touch skills.