
Three days of practice, long meals and very little scheduling. Two classes a day, a lot of sea air, and no obligation to fill the hours in between.
Thornridge Shiloh, Hawaii 81063




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Most people’s first yoga class is spent looking sideways at the person next to them. This weekend is designed to make that unnecessary. Two mornings with Tessa Morgan and Maya Sinclair, covering the vocabulary, the etiquette and the handful of shapes that everything else is built from.
Saturday covers the ground: how a class is structured, what the names mean, how to set up a standing shape, and what to do when you need to stop. Sunday puts it together into a complete short practice you can repeat at home.
Two three-hour mornings
All equipment provided
A printed practice sheet to take home
Every shape taught with three options
One free drop-in class in the following fortnight
Questions encouraged throughout
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Saturday covers the ground: how a class is structured, what the names mean, how to set up a standing shape, and what to do when you need to stop. Sunday puts it together into a complete short practice you can repeat at home without anyone watching.
Comfortable clothes
Water bottle
Mats provided
Because the barrier to yoga is almost never the body; it is not knowing what is going to happen. Six hours removes that entirely, and most people who do this weekend are still practising a year later.
Book at the desk or online. If you are nervous, say so when you book; you will not be the only one, and we will make sure you are not the only one in the room either.
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