Why attend a yoga workshop?
As an addition to your regular practice, a workshop gives you the chance to delve deeper into your practice, to discover the potential of your body and to learn more about yoga and how it can help in your life. Like a yoga class, workshops are for everyone. They are designed to allow you to explore postures and the body in greater depth.
Typically focused around a particular theme, a workshop will look closely at anatomy, alignment and any other key elements of that particular theme.
My workshops provide a safe environment to practice, ask questions, make mistakes and advance a little along the learning journey that is your yoga practice.
Arm Balances - Learn to Fly Yoga workshop, £20, 3:15 - 5:15pm on Saturday the 22nd of October
To book your ticket please visit my website: www.sarah.yoga
Have you ever felt intimidated or frightened by the thought of arm balances and unsure of where to begin? If so, you’re not alone…it’s a common feeling among practitioners. Though with the right technique and preparation you’ll find they are easier than you think.
Arm balances can be empowering postures that teach us about inner strength, courage and balance, alongside embracing your innate playfulness. You’ll find a new sense of lightness that enables you to lift off the ground, face fears and improve your confidence!
This workshop will guide you through a vinyasa flow sequence, choreographed to help you into arm balances in a fun and accessible way. Remembering that many of of these poses take years before they feel stable and comfortable and the basics and techniques we explore in the workshop will be the perfect foundation for your ongoing practice.
Students will…
1. Gain an understanding of the key anatomy involved in the parts of the body specific to arm balances
2. Learn techniques to build strength in order to prepare your body for arm balances
3. Learn how to use your breath to help you maintain challenging postures
4. Learn how to practice arm balances safely and effectively
This workshop is best suited to students who have at least 6 months of regular yoga practice under their belt. If you’re a complete beginner and are interested in joining, please email me to discuss.
Workshop attendance
This will be a small workshop capped at 15 participants to ensure individual attention and support can be provided.
Cancellation Policy
A full refund will be provided for cancellations made more than 72 hours before the event start time. For any later cancellations there can be no refunds or transfers.
Last updated July 26, 2016, 9:44 a.m. UTC
I have a friendly and supportive teaching style and all my classes are suitable for a variety of levels, with modifications offered according to the needs of each student. Beginners are always welcomed!
For me as a teacher it's really important to focus on alignment, so I ensure that plenty of instruction and help is given to all students to help them find a journey through the poses and practice that is safe, effective and suitable for them.
I put great care into planning my classes, designing interesting and enjoyable sequences that help students learn more about yoga and to progress their practice whether it be on the physical, mental or spiritual level.
A key component of my classes and style of teaching is to make a vinyasa flow style of yoga accessible to a wide audience! We don't need to do ton's of Chaturanga's and Upward Dog's to enjoy a flowing practice, plus there are plenty of wonderful modifications and movement options that can be explored to replace or swap out these movements.
Through guidance and support I will help you work on your strength and flexibility where you need it most!
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I have been practising yoga for over 10 years, during which time it’s transformed my life, mind and body. I have experience with many different styles of yoga having practiced Hatha, Ashtanga, Jivamukti and Hot Yoga, but the style that I connected with most was that of Vinyasa Flow which is predominantly what I teach.
I enjoy inspiring others in their yoga practice, whilst recognising that everyone’s journey in yoga is different and it is important to accommodate this when teaching.
In terms of my yoga studies: I completed my 200-hour teacher training qualification at Shakti Power Yoga in Hammersmith in 2014 and I’m a registered teacher with Yoga Alliance UK. This accreditation demonstrates excellent standards as set by Yoga Alliance UK.
Since completing that training I have continued my professional development, predominantly focusing on the study of anatomy and how to move the body safely through a yoga practice. I am well versed in how to modify a range of poses, and how to help individual students find more ease and comfort in postures that challenge them.
