Saturday Supta Padangustasana

Saturday supta padangustasana

I’ve never held classes for the National Iyengar yoga day, it was such fun. Myself and fellow teacher Rachel put on free classes all day to suit all, finishing with a very chilled restorative, followed by a pranayama practice. I caught up with practitioners that I have not seen for over a decade and met many newbie yogis too.

The yoga space is a quiet studio located at the top of Penzance in Clarence House therapy centre. Classes run throughout the week with a host of different Iyengar teachers teaching, all with their own unique way of conveying the Iyengar method.

Yogair bnb

Urdhva Dhanurasana on my yoga deck, re-balancing my upper and lower body. Joker the vw in the background. Dan’s outta site building a fence to give the van some private space for yogair bnb. Watch this space…

 

The view from the Zed Shed

So glad to have a second day of teaching with Alan Brown. This time at the Zed Shed in Penryn.

The focus once more was on breaking habitual patterns, this made for a deeper awareness within each asana.

Spending time feeling the lift of the back chest brought a quieter approach and reflection to all the postures covered, the most notable being urdhva dhanurasana. Back bends usually give a stimulating effect sometimes heading towards the equivalent of a double espresso.. This time however we felt awake sharp, alert and calm all at the same time.