A weekend of learning and practice with the treasured
Two workshops + A Mini Teacher Training for Yoga Teachers
Darren Rhodes
Practice Please Practice
your boundaries are your quest
Sat & Such fun sun, January 10-11
Saturday 9-noon / Sunday 11-2pm
*3 hours that seems like won!
The practice: SHAPE SHIFT TO STATE SHIFT VIA THESE 2 CAREFULLY-CRAFTED ALL LEVELS SEQUENCES. PICTORIAL HANDOUTS PROVIDED SO YOU GET A CLARITY-CLEAR DEMO FOR EACH & EVERY POSE IN THE SEQUENCES. “Your boundaries are your quest. You must have shadow and light source both.”
Yoga invites one to contemplate & actuate boundaries for the sake of increased stability + agility. As a way of stepping into the new year, you’ll be invited to both set + sustain boundaries on and off the mat. Yes, on & off the mat is rife with rote—hatha hackneyed in fact. Even so, repetition tis the bedrock of yoga.
However, there is no pose repetition in the Saturday vs Sunday sequences. AKA: downward facing dog shows up Saturday, not Sunday.
Scroll down for the Mini TT…
weekend workshop pricing
Weekend Worshops = $108 Shala members / $128 non-members
Drop-in if space allows = $66 Shala members / $77 non-members
Scholarships available = what works for you wins ($1 or more gets you through the dharma-door)
Drop-in spaces will be made available on December 15th
Darren Rhodes has been the director of YogaOasis studios in Tucson since 1999. Darren is featured in the yoga poster, Penchant for Practice. His book, The Yoga Resource Practice Manual, includes practice instructions for 360 poses. Darren is the founder of Yogahour® and was named one of Yoga Journal's "21 Talented Young Teachers Shaping the Future of Yoga." Darren is also a faculty member of Glo.
A Compressed Teacher Training
Align With Teaching Refine
Saturday, January 10th | 1:15-3pm | $22
Darren shares masterful teaching tips + tricks. Techniques to be implemented into your classes effectively and immediately. Quantum Leap your teaching!
Despite my travel abhor, I’m trekking to Shala cause Mira-Miraculous I adore.
When she says jump, I say how hatha-high?
Speaking of Miraculous-Mira, what a delight that she calls me D-light!
Speaking of names, my name came frOM my parents, as did my penchant for practice.
My mOM introduced me to asana, my dad to an amalgam of esoteric teachings.
Note frOM Darren: