Retreat category
Yoga retreatsRetreat style
Ashtanga Yoga.
General Yoga.
Dynamic Yoga.
Nidra Yoga.
Power YogaLanguage of instruction
EnglishRetreat Month(s)
in abbreviated form e.g: Jan 24, Feb 24, Jun 24 or e.g: all year round if applicable to your retreat
All Year Round
Max. Group size
10 guestsLevel
Beginner-Intermediate-AdvancedParticipants Welcome
Solo-Couples-FamiliesMeals included
3 meals + SnackDiets available upon request
Vegan, Vegetarian, Organic
Description
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During the course, we learn the main aspects of Ashtanga Yoga and implement them into the practice. We build a solid practice based on the vinyasa system, applying bandhas, drishti, and using Ujayi breath.We discover the foundation of each asana and its modifications as well as body alignment, we also learn the therapeutic effect of asanas and we do additional training for building the strength and flexibility to improve the practice.We take a journey to explore the inner and outer sequence of the Ashtanga Yoga Primary Series (or intermediate depending on the level of practice) to make a daily asana practice a meditation experience.The course also includes training in pranayama practice. Students are guided to practice a number of pranayama techniques consistently, they take their time to deepen the understanding of this ancient practice and strengthen the control of the breath.
During the course, we learn shatkarmas – ancient purification techniques which help to purify the body and prepare ourselves for pranayama and asana practice. The students are provided with basic equipment for these cleansing practices. The intensive yoga course is not complete without focusing on work with the mind. While the asana, pranayama, and kriya require a deep concentration students get additional experience and training in Yoga Nidra and meditation.It helps to change the habitual patterns of the mind which is essential for self-development and inner growth.Students are also introduced to yoga philosophy and the main ancient yoga texts as it gives a strong theoretical foundation of the practice.