How you benefit
Refine your skills as a Practitioner:
- Improve your Asana Technique under the guidance of an senior teacher
- Develop a skilful and varied asana practice as the starting place for an authentic yogic inquiry and spiritual practice
- Develop precise alignment principles and technique to avoid injury
- Nourish yourself by integrating restorative yoga techniques into your practice
- Commit to Self-Practice and Self-Care
- Study Pranayama, Pratyahara and Meditation techniques to explore the ‘inner limbs’ of yoga
- Learn more about Tantra and the Subtle Energy Body
- Study Yoga Philosophy to contextualise the practice
Refine your skills as a Teacher:
- Gain confidence in your practice and teaching
- Develop better asana technique to become fully eroded on your mat
- Brush up on your Verbal Cues and teaching Demonstrations
- Learn how to modify and teach specific asanas in a way that is accessible, sustainable and transformational
- Create interesting and thematic yoga sequences and integrate yogic philosophy in your teachings
- Learn how the teach privately and for public classes, workshops and retreats
- Touch the lives of your students with personal style, grace, and precision, in a way that nourishes both of you
- Discover your strengths and find your teaching style, or niche, in a crowded yoga world
- Improve your website, yoga videos and online teaching skills
- Get advice about budgeting and curriculum for a yoga retreat
- Make Yoga your Business and increase your income from doing what you love
- Align with your true self and find your voice as a teacher
“A non-dogmatic approach and true authentic wisdom…”“I got to look inwards on my yoga journey, and know more what yoga is about. I have full respect for the way Heather teaches – with a non-dogmatic approach and true authentic wisdom. That is really difficult to achieve in the commercial world of yoga. The yoga she taught feels REAL. Consequently, I feel a lot more connected to myself and my own practice and know what I want to teach and how I want to teach.”