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 movement can't be separated from the moment it's made, and everything the dancer feels in it. Without embodiment, movement becomes mechanical, an empty shell. I love observing the differences between people and bringing a body to the point where it clicks and moves freely.
Fanny Alavoine
Purposefully Creative • Caring • Space Holder
Teaching yoga is my excuse to keep learning. It lets me master new techniques and evolve alongside my students. Yoga is multidimensional, taking in philosophy, self-development, anatomy, movement and energetics. That richness allows endless exploration, and the exploring is what excites me.