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A 48-hr training (16 sessions) for Yoga teachers and experienced Yoga practitioners With Nicole Bindler, BA, CMT

To register: nicolebindler@gmail.com

I'll be offering the first half of the training out of my home this spring. Future dates for the second half will be this summer / fall TBD. Cost for these first 8 sessions is $225.

Thurs April 19th, 9am - 12noon.

Thurs, April 26th, 9am - 12noon.

Tues, May 1st, 9am - 12noon.

Tues, May 15th, 9am - 12noon.

Tues, May 22nd, 9am - 12noon.

Tues, May 29th, 9am - 12noon.

Thurs, June 7th, 9am - 12noon.

Tues, June 19th, 9am - 12noon.

This is a course for Yoga teachers and experienced students who want to deepen their personal practice and broaden their teaching skills. The curriculum is inspired by Nicole's studies of Embodied Anatomy Yoga and Embodied Developmental Movement and Yoga at the School for Body-Mind Centering. There will be an emphasis on direct applications to teaching Yoga from an anatomical perspective.

We will explore the different qualities and functions of the body systems (muscle, bone, connective tissue, fluids, breath, organs, endocrine and nervous) through reading, lecture, hand-ons investigation, yoga postures and movement. We’ll approach the work with a sense of curiosity and play as we find our unique alignment within Yoga postures.

Receive Yoga Alliance continuing educational Hours: Participants who complete the coursework will receive a certificate of completion of the Anatomy for Asana training. The 48 contact hours can be used toward Yoga Alliance registration renewal and continuing education requirements with the Yoga Alliance.

Pre-requisites: This training is appropriate for Yoga teachers and practitioners who have 200 or more hours of yoga experience within a class setting.

Nicole Bindler has an extensive somatic education, including a BA in dance from Hampshire College, a degree in Muscular Therapy from the Muscular Therapy Institute and a certificate in Embodied Anatomy Yoga from the School for Body-Mind Centering. She is currently studying Embodied Developmental Movement and Yoga at the School for BMC. She also has many years of study and practice in Myofasial Bodywork, Pilates, Feldenkrais and Craniosacral Therapy, including 50 hrs of study with Tom Myers in Anatomy Trains. She is certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, a Member of the American Massage Therapy Association and a member of the Body-Mind Centering® Association. She has taught Somatics for dancers at the University of the Arts, Therapeutic Bodywork at the Massage Arts Center of Philadelphia, Anatomy for Yoga Alliance certified Yoga Teacher Trainings throughout Philadelphia and many workshops in Contact Improvisation, Yoga and Experiential Anatomy throughout the U.S., Argentina and at International Contact Festival Freiburg, Germany. She has a private bodywork practice in South Philly. http://nicolebindler.com/