Teachers'
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Shannon
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Shannon completed her Hatha Yoga training with
Prana Yoga
College here in Vancouver. Her classes focus on maintaining a
balance
between building strength and gaining flexibility. A
meditative flow will
guide you through each movement, with emphasis on proper alignment and
breathing. She strives to help you become more in tune with your body and
its'
amazing abilities. She
hopes yoga will become a life long
journey for you. Shannon
gains incredible inspiration from nature and encourages everyone to do
yoga
outdoors. |
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Naomi
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Naomi is a native Aries of New Zealand. She
first heard about Agama yoga when she was traveling in India in 2002.
This unlocked a deep desire within her to learn more about Tantra, Yoga
and the mysterious Kundalini.
Following this desire, she began studying from many different teachers
and sources, and eventually become a Kundalini Yoga Teacher from the
Yogi Bhajan tradition.
In 2006 she finally connected with Agama Yoga when Swami Vivekananda
came to Vancouver. She was immediately hooked by Swami's extensive
knowledge of Tantra, Yoga and Kundalini, and saw how his teachings
could bring all her interests together.
In January 2007 she went to Thailand and studied the first level
intensive program, in 2008 she became an Agama Yoga teacher and then
went on to teach in Dharamsala (India), Rishikesh (India), Koh Phangan
(Thailand) and Vancouver (Canada). She is presently studying the the
second major block of the Agama curriculum, the Kundalini Program. |
Etiquette and Information
Please arrive 10 minutes before class.
Please notify the teacher if you have an injury/medical
condition or are pregnant. Bring a yoga mat(!), water, sunscreen, long
sleeves if you are sensitive to the sun, etc.
Wreck Beach Etiquette
We
are focused on doing Yoga in a natural setting, not nudity or
sexuality. If you are uncomfortable with nudity, we suggest
you avoid Wreck Beach. Most class participants
would prefer not to have an audience, so no spectating please.
Our yoga space, and Wreck Beach in general are about body
acceptance and respect. Staring, inappropriate comments, etc,
are not part of our culture. Anybody violating these basic principals
will be removed from the class. For more on Wreck Beach
etiquette see the official Wreck Beach Preservation Society website
(link below).
More information
For
more information about yoga at wreck beach contact us or phone (778) 848 1967.
For more information about wreck beach, go to the official WBPS website.
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