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| Certified IYENGAR® Yoga teacher Lone Kristensen |
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I first met IYENGAR® Yoga in `95, as I moved to Copenhagen after 3 years of rigourous dance training in London. My whole being was grateful and happy with the change and I soon decided to follow this new path and become an IYENGAR® Yoga teacher.
I did my teacher training at BKS IYENGAR Yoga Centre CPH, at that time Yogaskolen, and after certication I have continued to study there. I was also part of the teaching faculty until dec 2010, when I felt it was time to seek new pastures.
For me, teaching, living and practising Yoga has become a condition of life, a way of relating to the spinning world around me. The endless journey of selfdiscovery, which is forever rewarding and challenging, is closely linked to my practice of Yoga and Pranayama. |
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Teaching in the name of B.K.S. IYENGAR:
To become a certified IYENGAR® Yoga teacher you must first take classes and practice IYENGAR® Yoga for three years, and then follow a three year teacher training. The teacher training will focus on your own practice as well as anatomy and yoga philosophy. After a minimum of 6 years knowledge and practice of IYENGAR® Yoga and passing the assessment you may be a certified teacher.
After passing the introductory assessment it is up to the individual teacher to decide whether he/she wants to continue the process of assessment for higher levels. All certified teachers, who wish to teach under the name of B.K.S. IYENGAR must at least maintain their level by studying a minimum of hours, under a teacher of higher certification every year.
It is an ongoing and substantial training and a way of life, which requires a deep interest in the subject and a great amount of work from the teachers. None the less, the strong foundation for the teaching bring safety to both teacher and student. It is a project and a journey for life, which brings great joy. |
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Certified IYENGAR® Yoga teacher Thomas Humpert |
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Thomas Humpert was born in Munich, in 1965. In 1984 during a journey in Nepal he came in contact with Tibetan Buddhism and stayed for the well known november course in Kopan monastery. Since then the candle of inner quest became like a marker of his life.
He has extensively practiced and studied Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism, gestald, rebirthing, more conventional psychotherapy, he also has a diploma in Postural Integration® (Jack Painter) and plenty of experience in fasting.
These various approches brought him an understanding about the human being and his issues.
Besides that he experienced various yoga schools, Sivananda yoga, power yoga, energy yoga, Iyengar® yoga. What attracted him with these physical approaches was the direct action on the body and mind for immediate result.
He has a diploma from the Sivananda School and is certified Iyengar® Yoga Teacher by Kate and Ali Dashti in Bern Switzerland. In 2011 he spent one year of yoga studies in Nice with senior teacher Christian Pisano. Nowadays he continues his studies with various teachers.
He personally believes that there is no superior technique or teacher, but an appropriate practice and teacher according to everyones personal needs. |
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