Yoga Foundations - Level 2 modules
A series of 2 day modules to explore yoga in more depth. Aimed at supporting you to understand and develop your yoga practices in the group class, in home practice and off the mat in everyday life.
The modules are a mix of asana, pranayama, meditation, philosophy and discussion and are themed to give you an overarching understanding and skill in practicing the underlying principles of yoga. Exploring primary poses, breath and meditation techniques, subtle body & mind aspects, and energetic and philosophical concepts that ultimately help us to live well day to day beyond our practice space.
The modules are themed so that they can be taken as a complementary set in any order or standalone,
The modules are a mix of asana, pranayama, meditation, philosophy and discussion and are themed to give you an overarching understanding and skill in practicing the underlying principles of yoga. Exploring primary poses, breath and meditation techniques, subtle body & mind aspects, and energetic and philosophical concepts that ultimately help us to live well day to day beyond our practice space.
The modules are themed so that they can be taken as a complementary set in any order or standalone,
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Primary back bends, breath, meditation & philosophy2 Sundays with home practice and study in between
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With Clara Lemon
The modules offered in the Yoga Foundations Level 2 will broaden and deepen your understanding of yoga and refine your practice skills both on and off the mat to enhance your practice and everyday life.
Each of the 2-day modules includes
- Primary themed asana (postures), practice and detailed exploration
- Developing your understanding and experience of pranayama (breathwork) in relationship to asana
- Developing your understanding and experience of meditational practices
- A range of subtle yoga teachings and techniques to develop your practice
- Exploration of essential philosophies from which these practices emerged with primary focus on the Yoga Sutras
- Historical context and modern day relevance discussions
- Guided home practices to support developing your own yoga home practice
- Detailed module handouts
Ancient and traditional yoga teachings are introduced, discussed and framed in a modern-day context. The emphasis is on offering everyday applications of yoga philosophy, and the sister science to yoga, Ayurveda, to help support you in your practice and in living well day to day.
These modules will enrich you in gaining more from your group yoga classes, in developing a personal home practice, adapting yoga to more effectively and efficiently be of benefit to you and your everyday life. The course includes a detailed manual and between each session there will be guided home practice and home study.
Each module will be in a small group setting with a balance of practical work, practice skills, in-depth explorations and underpinning philosophies and comparative traditions, with group discussions and inquiry for greater context of understanding.
Traditional teachings applicable to any style of practice
The modules has been developed in collaboration with Paul Harvey based on his Foundation Course (which I took back in 2005 and loved every minute of it). Paul was trained by TKV Desikachar over 25 years who contributed to Paul's own training course. It is a traditional but non-dogmatic approach to yoga, inclusive and welcoming of individual adaptations, styles of practice, and experience.
They are suitable for interested students who already practice yoga (and have taken my Level 1 Foundation Course or an equivalent study course). Also great for yoga teachers who want to understand more about the Krishnamacharya - Desikachar approach to teaching yoga. Krishnamacharya was the forefather of most modern yoga styles and underpins the practices of Ashtanga Vinyasa, Vinyasa Flow, Iyengar and Hatha styles of practice. These modules will complement whatever tradition of yoga you study or practice. Also a good place for those wanting to take a foundation course before embarking on teacher training. Levels 1 and 2 are the equivalent of the 60-hour British Wheel of Yoga, the Association of Yoga Studies, and the Yoga Alliance Foundation Courses and all are a great way to deepen your understanding and practice.
Each of the 2-day modules includes
- Primary themed asana (postures), practice and detailed exploration
- Developing your understanding and experience of pranayama (breathwork) in relationship to asana
- Developing your understanding and experience of meditational practices
- A range of subtle yoga teachings and techniques to develop your practice
- Exploration of essential philosophies from which these practices emerged with primary focus on the Yoga Sutras
- Historical context and modern day relevance discussions
- Guided home practices to support developing your own yoga home practice
- Detailed module handouts
Ancient and traditional yoga teachings are introduced, discussed and framed in a modern-day context. The emphasis is on offering everyday applications of yoga philosophy, and the sister science to yoga, Ayurveda, to help support you in your practice and in living well day to day.
These modules will enrich you in gaining more from your group yoga classes, in developing a personal home practice, adapting yoga to more effectively and efficiently be of benefit to you and your everyday life. The course includes a detailed manual and between each session there will be guided home practice and home study.
Each module will be in a small group setting with a balance of practical work, practice skills, in-depth explorations and underpinning philosophies and comparative traditions, with group discussions and inquiry for greater context of understanding.
Traditional teachings applicable to any style of practice
The modules has been developed in collaboration with Paul Harvey based on his Foundation Course (which I took back in 2005 and loved every minute of it). Paul was trained by TKV Desikachar over 25 years who contributed to Paul's own training course. It is a traditional but non-dogmatic approach to yoga, inclusive and welcoming of individual adaptations, styles of practice, and experience.
They are suitable for interested students who already practice yoga (and have taken my Level 1 Foundation Course or an equivalent study course). Also great for yoga teachers who want to understand more about the Krishnamacharya - Desikachar approach to teaching yoga. Krishnamacharya was the forefather of most modern yoga styles and underpins the practices of Ashtanga Vinyasa, Vinyasa Flow, Iyengar and Hatha styles of practice. These modules will complement whatever tradition of yoga you study or practice. Also a good place for those wanting to take a foundation course before embarking on teacher training. Levels 1 and 2 are the equivalent of the 60-hour British Wheel of Yoga, the Association of Yoga Studies, and the Yoga Alliance Foundation Courses and all are a great way to deepen your understanding and practice.
Level 2 modules: pre-requisites
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Yoga Foundation Course Level 1, or equivalent course.
OR 1 to 1 yoga study with Clara Lemon or a suitable yoga teacher. Feel free to get in touch to find out more or to see if this will be right for you or come take a class with me and we can chat before/after. |
Fees and details
Advanced booking essential.
Time: 10:00 - 17:00pm (arrive 9:50am for 10am start)
Location: YogaSpace Bishopston, Princes Place, BS7 8NP
£170 per 2-day module including course manual
(concessions £140)
Small group setting to enable safe social distancing in our beautiful, airy studio.
Please bring along lunch or there are a range of cafes along Gloucester Road to choose from.
There is parking available either onsite for bikes and cars, or easy parking on single yellow lines on Gloucester Road.
Please bring along your own mat and blocks / blankets that you use in practice. And feel free to bring along anything that will make your time at the studio more comfortable and pens also helpful for taking notes.
Time: 10:00 - 17:00pm (arrive 9:50am for 10am start)
Location: YogaSpace Bishopston, Princes Place, BS7 8NP
£170 per 2-day module including course manual
(concessions £140)
Small group setting to enable safe social distancing in our beautiful, airy studio.
Please bring along lunch or there are a range of cafes along Gloucester Road to choose from.
There is parking available either onsite for bikes and cars, or easy parking on single yellow lines on Gloucester Road.
Please bring along your own mat and blocks / blankets that you use in practice. And feel free to bring along anything that will make your time at the studio more comfortable and pens also helpful for taking notes.
Module dates 2021
Sunday 21st February & 7th March
Refreshments provided. Please bring a packed lunch or local cafes on Gloucester Road are available too.
Please contact Clara with enquiries or to book your space.
Join the mailing list to be among the first to hear about the further courses and dates.
Refreshments provided. Please bring a packed lunch or local cafes on Gloucester Road are available too.
Please contact Clara with enquiries or to book your space.
Join the mailing list to be among the first to hear about the further courses and dates.
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