What to expect
Two hours, and you'll spend the first part moving. A short interactive flow where you practise, assist and get a feel for what makes this training different from watching a demonstration. Then the floor opens: what the 200 hours actually cover, how the year unfolds, and every question you have, however small.
What you'll take away
A real sense of whether this is your next step, from the inside rather than from a brochure. Some people leave certain they'll sign up and some leave certain they won't, and both are a good outcome. No commitment either way.
Your teacher(s)
Willemieke Verweij
Community Builder • Tribes Founder
True connective movement cannot be set apart from the exact moment the movement is made and all that is present within that moment. All that the dancer or yogi feels, experiences, and ultimately expresses. Without the embodiment, and on a deeper level, the ensoulment of the movement, the movement becomes mechanic, an empty shell. This basic principle applies to all movement types. To me, this training has all the ingredients for an ever-changing and ever-interesting practice in which not only form is important, but also a deeper level of expression and self-development. I love observing all the differences within people and bringing the body to a state where it clicks and you can experience the full potential and freedom that your body can move within. It’s magical to me to get people to explore their maximum range of motion and regain structure in the way a body is naturally built.
Fanny Alavoine
Purposefully Creative • Caring • Space Holder
Teaching yoga is my excuse to continuously learn and grow. It allows me to master new techniques, develop my skills, and evolve alongside my students. Yoga is a multidimensional field that encompasses philosophy, self-development, anatomy, movement comprehension, energetics, and more. This richness allows for endless exploration, and it is this sense of exploration that excites me greatly. I wouldn't change my job for anything in the world.