February 28th - March 5th, 2022
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"The teaching module had moments of pure gold. I feel I learned so much more about the postures, which has enabled me to teach a class with more confidence."
-Jack S. "Scott and Ida are full of knowledge and share it with focus and clarity.
It has helped me focus and elevate my teaching and I would encourage any teacher of the 26&2 lineage to attend." -Dana D. |
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As a teacher, the depth of your knowledge and your skill in teaching are key to unlocking your students' potential and guiding them down the right path.
Improve your connection and communication with your students. Make your teaching more sustainable. At Teaching Week you will learn teaching techniques including how to see what your students are doing, how to read a student's posture, which instructions to give and why, how to give corrections & adjustments, how use your breath and how to use your voice. You will also learn anatomy, body mechanics, physiology and history that illuminate the therapeutic purpose of individual postures and the overall arc of a yoga class. |
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At Teaching Week you will learn how to use your voice effectively (even if you have a quiet voice), how to give instructions that communicate effectively with your students, when and how to demonstrate, how to make corrections verbally, and how to assist your students by adjusting their bodies.
We will examine skeletal alignment, muscular engagement, weight distribution and use of the breath in many common postures. We will discuss the purpose of each posture and how to maintain its benefits even while up-leveling or down-leveling to suit your students' needs. Avoid common pitfalls by learning the most likely injuries in each position and how to identify and prevent them. |
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WHEN & WHERE?February 28th - March 5th, 2022
Tucson, AZ Two sessions each day: 8am-12pm, 2-6pm. WHO?Practices and discussions are led by Scott Lamps & Ida Jo. They both hold the title Yoga Acharya (Master of Yoga) and are partners with Ghosh's Yoga College in Kolkata, India. They are the authors of the Ghosh Yoga Practice Manuals, the editors of Buddha Bose's lost manuscript 84 Yoga Asanas, and the editors of Gouri Shankar Mukerji's 84 Yoga Asanas.
They travel internationally teaching anatomy, history, therapeutics and workshops on yoga in the Ghosh lineage. |
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CAN I ATTEND?You must be a yoga teacher to attend Teaching Week.
Teachers from all lineages, traditions and styles are welcome. |
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