Explore gentle contemplative Yoga practices to release stress while developing flexibility, stability and resilience. Experience the art of listening to and being in harmony with the body, mind and emotions. Progress towards optional stronger practices gradually at your own pace.
BONDI
Tuesday 7-8.30pm Restorative Yoga beginners and consolidation with options for all levels. Advanced booking essential through City East College, Bondi
(Venue: Community space, indoors, carpeted, excellent heating for winter)
COOGEE
Wednesday 7.30- 8.30am and 9-10am drop in Restorative Yoga suitable for all levels. Yoga mats available. Wylie's Baths 4B Neptune Street, Coogee
(Venue: Gorgeous expansive ocean views. Permanent robust marquee shelter on wooden deck with overhead enclosure and removable sides for summer; mostly-enclosed for winter, adjoining outdoor area may be used for Yoga practices weather permitting - North & East aspect typically experiences sunny, mild conditions in winter)
CLOVELLY
Wednesday 7-8.30pm drop in Restorative Yoga suitable for all levels. BYO Yoga mat, layers/shawl etc. Hampson House 42 Arden Street Clovelly
(Venue: Indoor space with flexible access to fresh air though outside doors/windows; lino floor, electrical heating during winter)
Note that the Clovelly class usually takes a break from mid December and resumes on the 2nd Wednesday in February.
RESTORATIVE
- subtle mobility
- gentle stretched
- progressive movement
- core strength
- deep relaxation
- breath work
- meditation
- clarity, meaning
- values, direction
BESPOKE
- Events
- Celebration
- Business wellness
- Yoga pilgrimage
- Himalaya Tibet travel
- Mt Kailash tour
- Special events / needs
Sol teaches Traditional Yoga practices promoting wellbeing, insight and development at personal, relational and professional levels. The approach to teaching is guided by Traditional Yoga including Buddhist values and are supported by Eastern contemplative and Western contemporary research and learning.
Sol’s teaching style is facilitative and human centred with a strong focus on self-awareness, self-care, self-development, self-management as well as the importance of connectedness to community and responsibilities (Sangha). Classes often explore the original intent and purpose of Yoga, the management of the mind, body, emotions and stress as well as foundations for living a life with greater clarity, meaning and wellbeing.
Sol has a diverse range of Yoga study, practice and life experiences extending across traditions of Hatha, Iyenga, Ashtanga, Oki, Buddhist, Tibetan as well as adapted holistic Yoga practice. Sol has traveled extensively across India and the Himalaya, staying in Monasteries and Ashrams, has led groups exploring the origins of Yoga from Nepal across Tibet through to mythical Mt Kailash.
Working with a broad range of people, groups, organisations, cultures and traditions, Sol's approach to Yoga is highly inclusive. Classes promote the creation of a welcoming, friendly and respectful space which is supportive of diversity including participants with (and with-out) specific beliefs, traditions, religious, or spiritual views.
Sol has been teaching Yoga for over 20 years and is a Registered Senior Teacher with Yoga Australia.
Yoga classes and events cater for:
Qualifications and Teaching style
Sol has a Diploma in Yoga Teaching, Master in Adult Education and a facilitative teaching style which promotes a graduated progression of practices suitable for people of all ages and condition.
Types of Practices
Classes may include:
The style of teaching is adapted to individual, group and situational needs while working safely within current natural constraints and circumstances.
Individuality, Practice & Outcomes
Classes give thoughtful and appropriate attention to:
ORIGINS OF YOGA TOUR: Footsteps of Yogis & Buddhas - Journey across the hidden Kingdoms of Tibet
Reflect and explore the background, ideas and practices which emerged from the teachings of ancient Yoga, the time of the Buddha, subsequent aspirants and sages
Participate in this inspiring journey from Kathmandu, Nepal across the Tibetan plateau involving an extensive road trip from the Valley of the Kings in Central-East Tibet to Tibet's capital: Lhasa and across into the far flung reaches of remote Western Tibet. On this journey you will experience first hand a culture which has in may ways retained significant facets of their ancient Yogic origins. This is the home of classical Indian Yoga from the times of Shiva (at Mt Kailash), the emergence of the Yogic perspectives of the pre-Buddhist Bonn civilization and the appearance of Yogis, 'Magicians' and sages such as Milarepa, Padmasambhava including into the current predominance of traditional Tibetan Buddhist Yoga practice. To explore further and develop your own opinion on 'What is Yoga'; the Origins of Yoga and to see through different eyes including how this may influence your own personal practice, life-outlook and direction, you are invited to join me on this inspiring journey across the hidden Kingdom's of Tibet.
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YOGANATURE Sydney Australia