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		<title>200 Hour Yoga Alliance Teacher Training with Adi</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Jul 2011 17:22:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Adi Amar</dc:creator>
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At last!  It is finally here!  What so many of you have been requesting&#8230;. A 200 hour Yoga Alliance certified teacher training with Adi Amar ...]]></description>
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<p>At last!  It is finally here!  What so many of you have been requesting&#8230;. A 200 hour Yoga Alliance certified teacher training with Adi Amar and Angela Tong co- owners of Adi’s Yoga studio in Jackson Hole, WY!  Join Adi  <strong>September 26 &#8211; October 19, 2011</strong> in the home and birth place of Yoga Today and share in this remarkable experience of connection, growth, study and practice!</p>
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<p>Further your personal practice and refine your understanding of Yoga and yourself.  This 200 hour yoga alliance accredited teacher training will provide you with an in depth study of  Vinyasa Yoga, Pranayama, Yoga philosophy, and the therapeutic applications of Yoga.  This training is intended for anyone who is ready to move deeper into the practice of yoga as well as anyone interested in learning how to teach yoga .  As Baba Hari Das always say’s, “Teach to Learn” .  Through regular practice you will gain a better understanding of this ancient system , and cultivate physical, mental and spiritual health.</p>
<p>Adi Amar and Angela Tong are devoted to inspiring a passion for the practice of yoga and guiding students to remember that which they have always known but simply forgotten.   The focus of their teaching method is Vinyasa Krama, the intelligent sequencing and linking of postures with the breath for a therapeutic effect, while weaving in the teachings of Yoga philosophy.  Their humility, humor, and compassion lead students through a yogic journey that evokes awareness, steadiness and optimal well being.   Between them are 35 years of dedication to the study, practice and teachings of yoga. They give thanks to their primary teachers Baba Hari Dass, Patthabhi Jois, Tim Miller, Richard Freeman, Nicki Doane, Eddie Modestini  and Bhavani Maki.</p>
<p>The Teton Yoga Shala is nestled at the foot of the vast Teton mountain range. The bright green valleys, crystal clear lakes , winding rivers, crackling aspen trees and dramatic peaks help to serve as an inspiration for inner stillness and awareness.   The Tetons will support you in deepening your spiritual practice and self understanding.</p>
<p>Please join us September 26 &#8211; October 19, 2011 in Jackson Hole for this great opportunity to immerse your self within the practice of Yoga!</p>
<p>See you there!</p>
<p>Adi Amar</p>
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		<title>Teacher Training with Baron Baptiste</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Nov 2008 22:54:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Adi Amar</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have been so fortunate to be able to continue my growth and expansion of yoga. My most recent experience was in Park City, UT ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been so fortunate to be able to continue my growth and expansion of yoga. My most recent experience was in Park City, UT with <a href="http://www.baronbaptiste.com/">Baron Baptiste</a>.  For those of you who are unfamiliar with Baron he is known for Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga. Baron’s approach is to empower and encourage the student to really expand into their fullest potential, into his or her authentic nature, dissolving that which holds us back, and actively accepting who we are and who we are not. His sense of humor and simplicity keeps you engaged and interested&#8230; the time just fly’s. His flow is accessible to anyone&#8230; with simple modifications it could be more or less intense.</p>
<p>Going into the training I had no expectations or even any idea as to what I was about to experience. Baron shared his passion and inspiration for yoga in a very accessible and powerful way. It is always so interesting to me to see all the different ways that yoga is being shared and taught throughout the world. People from a variety of backgrounds were present for this playful weekend adventure.<br />
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<p>Friday morning I rolled out my mat in a beautifully heated studio. I was sweating before the practice even began. The first session had me dripping a pool of sweat on my mat, where I had to carefully ground my hands and feet so I wouldn’t slip. The intense fire that was created in the room was like a clearing; for harbored stress, limits or emotions that I at times struggle with and fight. As the weekend progressed I had released buckets of toxins and felt completely rung out. My worries dissolved as I realized that what I stress out about really isn’t as bad as it seems. This is one of the greatest gifts the practice of yoga gives me… an ability to see things as they really are.</p>
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<p>To those of you who are interested in expanding your experience and knowledge of yoga, I encourage you to get out there and sign up for a Yoga Workshop or training. To fully immerse into a practice is such a powerful and invigorating experience. There are many amazing teachers out there that can facilitate your opportunity to unfold and peel away the layers that cover your heart and mind. Ultimately the practice is the teacher but to be supported by a yoga community is a beautiful and inspiring thing.</p>
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