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 hi fellow yogi's! i'm a newbie to the forum, so would also like to take a moment to introduce myself. i've been practicing yoga for quite some time now, but since moving to europe, my practice started falling behind as the city where i'm currently living...does not even have one yoga studio, or space to practice in. practicing by myself has drawn so many people's interests in wanting to learn, that last summer i decided to take a YA registered teacher training course and now am a certified yoga teacher and also a member of the kripalu teacher's association. i've been steadily busy trying to get my own studio opened up, and have realized it's alot of work trying to organize classes amongst such a diverse group of people. i've also realized that the more i've studies, the more i've wanted to learn more not only about yoga, but also about the body, and the more technical aspects of it. i'm back in my hometown for the moment in canada, and have some time here before i head back to europe to open my studio, and was thinking of taking a fitness theory course...and also a basic power yoga teacher training. the only one i've found however, is a power yoga teacher training course offered by the YWCA. has anyone taken or heard of doing a teacher training from the YWCA?! i'm just bascially interested in getting to know more about power yoga, without getting too intensive about it, as my teaching style is hatha (with a kripalu twist). well...i've definitely blabbered on enough, so thanks for reading! any advice would be GREATLY appreciated. namaste kaliko | |||
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Expert Yogi Posts: 8442      | Welcome Kaliko - you can get great training at the Y (I've talked about this elsewhere) or terrible training. You'll have to check a bit more deeply, I think. The very first thing you should do is buy the Anatomy Colouring Book. If you don't know where to start, go to the area of your body you have personally injured or had trouble with. Follow the directions and do the colouring. It is very interesting  | ||
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| thanks for the advice guys! I have the anatomy book...i used to use it back in university actually, but it has really come in handy during my yoga training. Yes, I live in a small town north west of Milan. Small in the sense of small minded...and yes, it honestly has no yoga. They do tai-chi and indian dancing and stuff like that, but the only yoga teacher there was left 4 years ago...and since then there have been no classes. I'm going to try and find out who's teaching the yoga course at the Y, and i'll do a nice google search. | |||
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