Continuing Education for
Teachers with Edward Clark.
October 27-30, 2008. 11am - 2pm each day.
Cost: $75.00 per day or $240 entire course. Registration required. $75
deposit holds your spot. Limited to 18 participants.
...............Must already be a yoga teacher
to attend.
DAYS 1 AND 2
Breathing Technique
Ujjayi Breath - The sound
On the floor
Sitting
Standing
In basic Sun Salute
DAYS 3 AND 4
Breathing Technique
--- Ujjayi Breath
--- Use of Mula Bandha
--- Use of Uddiyana Bandha
--- Kappalabhati
Tripsichore Vinyasa techniques
--- Jack and Break
--- Pubic bone to coccyx
--- Scuff and Drag
--- Scissor and Splitzing
Bandha Technique
--- Mula Bandha 3 positions
--- Action on inhale and exhale
--- Uddiyana Bandha
--- Action on inhale and exhale
--- 3 forms of Jalandahara Bandha
Suggested Reading and Viewing Materials
- Yoga: Immortality and Freedom by Mircea Eliade
- The Bhagavad Gita (there are so many versions…I have used Juan Mascaro's and William Johnsons
- The Gita As It Was: Rediscovering the Original Bhagavadgita by Phulgenda Sinha
- DVD Tripsichore Yoga: Uniquely
Advanced Vinyasa available from pranamaya.com
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Edward Clark has been Artistic Director
of Tripsichore since 1979, writing and producing yoga based work, which
he and his company have performed all over the world.
He began studying yoga in 1979 and noteworthy among his teachers are Narayani and Giris Rabinovitch, but he confesses huge admiration for the Ashtanga Vinyasa, Sivananda, Iyengar and Viniyoga practices. He fuses his keen artistic vision with a deep understanding of the essential pursuits of yoga practice and in combining these, his teachings synthesise the use of breath, asana, choreography and philosophy into a demanding, entertaining and exhilarating amalgam.
Based in London, England, Tripsichore Yoga Theatre has become one of the most extraordinary innovations to emerge from the yoga discipline. This contemplative style of movement theatre is a sensual exploration of spirituality that unites the mind and body. The breath guides the body through a safe, fluid flow of postures that creates stunningly spectacular visual poetry.
In addition to constant touring,
teaching and performing globally, in 2006, he released a 2 DVD set devoted
to explaining the practice and with a record of some of the Tripsichore
repertoire and in 2007, he co-released a double comedy CD called Kill
The Guru.