"My plan in this moment is to have the confidence to say yes to all teaching opportunities I create for myself so that I can build towards my deeper intention with yoga and to figure out exactly what that is with experience behind me as a tool."
"My key take away from the Yoga Teacher Training has been to find balance and start to create a life around me that I have chosen, as opposed to a one I stumbled into.
Bronwen was working in accounting before deciding to undertake her 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bristol. Here she shares what she took from the course.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Image Source : Anatomography, CC BY-SA 2.1 JP, via Wikimedia Commons The name comes from the Sanskrit words chatur meaning “four”, anga meaning “limb”, danda meaning “staff” (refers to the spine, the…
Right now is the time when teacher trainees earn our respect the most, at the half-way point of the program. They’ve already learned a great deal: they can plan and hold safe…
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When Siân decided to take the Yoga & Hot Yoga Teacher Training course at Yogafurie, she had never taught and wasn’t sure if she would ever be able to. But…
The waitlist is a good thing! Due to current social distancing, if you book a space on a waitlist, you are extremely likely to get a space in class by the time it comes around. There are usually a couple of spare spaces when the class starts, so please feel free to drop by in the likely event that a space in class opens up!
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