Teacher Training is an opportunity for students and teachers alike to deepen their practice.
This continuing education is open for everyone.
Please select ONE of the following Teacher Training session options.
 | ANNIE CARPENTER
Delicious Sequencing: Heart and Science
CODE: TTAC
We want our students to have a satisfying, meaningful experience in our classes -- yummy and nourishing.
In this daylong Teacher Training Intensive, Annie will deconstruct the components of a successful sequence, like the ingredients of a great recipe, and teach you how to choose the ingredients, or poses, and when to blend each element in, just as surely as when and how many hot peppers to add to your black bean chili! The morning will include a flow practice, which we will then analyze as a template recipe. In the afternoon, we will consider how to drive or inspire your sequences to deeper dimensions, considering how moving beyond the asana “limb” can inform and “spice up” your sequences to bring the heart into your classes. |
 | JANE JAMES
Vinyasa Kids Yoga: Teacher Training CODE: TTJJ
Challenge yourself and your children to a unique vinyasa style practice. Learn how to light the vinyasa flame of yoga within your kids and build that fire into a passion they will carry with them into the teenage years and beyond. Discover how to “connect” rather than to “correct” your kids, providing them with positive tools that will make a real difference in their development physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Open to all. |
 | JONNY KEST
Vinyasa Teacher Training CODE: TTJK
In this six hour intensive you will learn the foundation and framework of building a complete Vinyasa flow. Both teachers and students will deepen their understanding of themselves and Vinyasa flow through a unique powerful process of direct constructive feedback. Identify what may be yoga myths and rigid teaching principles. Learn how to connect vs. correct your students and your practice. Open to students and teachers of all levels. |
 | EDDIE MODESTINI
Maya Yoga: An Intelligent Blend of Vinyasa and Alignment CODE: TTEM
In this day long workshop we will start with a nice strong flow based practice focused on opening the groin area and strengthening the back. Eddie will cover in detail all of the lunge work that Maya yoga is famous for. Theafternoon session will complement the morning and include inversions as well. |
 | MAX STROM
Refining Communication and How to Teach Vinyasa Flow to Beginners
CODE: TTMX
Part 1 - Refining Communication
People often assume that their favorite teachers are able to speak clearly, concisely, and lovingly because they were born that way. But this is rarely true. Teachers who excel with communication often simply work harder at it and never stop studying and improving their art of teaching. This seminar offers several techniques for refining and empowering your ability to communicate what you want to say in the tone you want to say it with. The practical principles you will learn in this workshop will take you to new levels in your teaching and inspire you for weeks to come.
Part 2 - How to Teach Vinyasa Flow to Beginners
The beginner needs a combination of flowing-movement, safety, and education. They need to learn to breathe and to understand why they need to learn to breathe. Leading such a class is often intimidating to teachers leaving them reluctant to teach beginning students at all. Experience Max Strom’s renowned prana-flow class for beginners, refined over a ten-year period. Class will include a short talk, vinyasa-flow, breathing, and meditation. It will help you to embrace teaching beginning students with new confidence and knowledge. Bring your mat and writing materials. (Please no recording equipment) |
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