Fall Equinox Restorative Yoga ~ The Art of Balance with Amy Cooper
Friday, September 22, 5:30-7:30 pm; Cost: $25.
Open to All!
A journey though supported yoga asana, pranayama and meditation, we will align with the balancing energy of this moment in time, when the Earth’s two hemispheres are receiving the sun’s rays equally, and night and day are approximately equal in length. Come replenish and rebalance after the fullness of summer and bring more equanimity to your life. Join us, and make the transition from the outward focus of summer to an introspective fall with more grace and ease. Pre registration appreciated! Click here to register and purchase tickets
The Art of Embodied Yoga
with Amy Cooper
Join us for a deeper insight into Posture, Mind and Self
October 6th and 7th, 2017
Umpqua Community Center,
806 Hubbard Creek Rd
Umpqua, Oregon
“Study thy self, discover the divine” — Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra, II.44
These weekend sessions build on each other and each offers a spacious, balanced sequence which move students through a wise, unfolding arc into an apex posture and close with a satisfying, calming relaxation and meditation.
Friday 5:30-7:30 PM- Core Intelligence: Know Your Psoas
Sustainable Foundations for Core Awareness- an Introspective Practice.
Yoga postures to release, stretch and tone the Psoas muscle. Cost: $25
Saturday 10 AM-12:30 PM- Sacral Movement & Freedom in Backbends
Refine alignment while releasing restrictions in these dynamics and liberating postures. Cost: $45
Saturday 2:30-5 PM- Arm Balances, Inverted Postures & Pranayama
Learn weight bearing strategies and functional pathways for greater ease in
basic arm balance and inversion practices. Cost: $45
Price for 3 classes: $100. (full participation is encouraged).
Pre-registration required. Please call Zette Amora at 541-459-0333 or e-mail to 33zette@gmail.com
Amy Cooper, ERYT-500 and C-IAYT has been teaching yoga since 1981. A
graduate from the Iyengar Yoga Institute in San Francisco, Amy teaches Iyengar
Vinyasa Yoga which honors the lineage of Krishnamacharya and blends precise
awareness of Iyengar’s teaching with the grace of a spacious sequential flow.
Deeply inspired by an ongoing inner investigation of the Self, Amy incorporates
Embodied Anatomy & Insight Meditation to cultivate an awakened body/mind/
heart presence. Amy is founding director of the Shasta Yoga Institute and the
200-hour Yoga Alliance registered VajraPani Yoga Teacher Training program in
Mount Shasta California. www.shastayogainstitute.com
For more info: shastayogacenter@gmail.com or (530) 859-5433