YOGA

picture of Lotus flower logoYoga classes are held in Gainsborough Court, Willis Avenue every Wednesday evening at 7.45pm - 9.00pm. All enquiries to: Jan Cole 39 Anglesea Road, Shirley, Southampton SO15 5QR
Tel/Fax: 023 8078 8943

WHAT IS YOGA?
Yoga is a traditional discipline, rooted in India's earliest history. It involves a number of techniques including movement, posture, breath, voice work, diet, study or reflection and meditation. In modern life Yoga serves as a tool, which can be used in many different ways, such as:

The value of the relationship between the teacher and the student. Small groups of 8-12 people, so modifying postures can be done to help with problems. Class duration is 1hr & 15mins. Wearing comfortable clothing is essential, as is something to lie on. Payable in 6 weekly blocks. There are further choices for students who wish to explore Yoga more deeply. They cover different aspects of the Viniyoga approach to Yoga in the fields of health, psychology and spirituality.

Jan Cole
Viniyoga South Registered Practitioner Group

Tuition & Individual Therapy

A BIT ABOUT MYSELF
I was an experienced teacher before becoming interested in Viniyoga and I have been teaching group classes for 21 years, 9 years in the Viniyoga tradition. In December 2002 I completed a 4 year practitioner course to further my knowledge in Yoga and also enable me to give 1 to 1 tuition at my home address. I am still being taught by Fiona Ashdown, as part of my on going training. As she is also being taught by Paul Harvey as her on going training. In 2001 I was very lucky to be sponsored by my students for a trip to India, to attend a 2 week course at the school of the Viniyoga master Mr T.K.V. Desikachar.

Alternatively it may be applied to help learn how to: WHAT IS VINIYOGA?
The approach to Yoga known as Viniyoga means Yoga relevant to the person and the situation. Its teachings respect differences in age, gender, mental and physical health, culture, religion, philosophy and occupation. Much care has been taken to preserve the spirit of Viniyoga which emphasises: Adaptation to individual needs integrating movement, breathing and mental focus for better physical and mental health as well as spiritual awareness. The precise use of the breath, particularly during postures, as a powerful tool to influence a person's mental and physical clarity and insight.

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