Tag: Kripalu

  • Kripalu FAQ

    Kripalu FAQ

    I get lots of great questions about my offerings at Kripalu (Yoga for Athletes and Teaching Yoga to Athletes, about which you can read more here). Here are some of the usual inquiries, with my answers. Q: I’m not athletic; is the weekend still for me? A: Absolutely! We focus on finding ways to include…

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  • Kripalu Preview

    In January, I’ll be returning to one of my favorite places: the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Lenox, Massachusetts. I’ve been traveling to teach there since 2009 (read pre- and postviews from my previous visits here, including detailed notes on what we’ve covered in each of the sessions). There are two offerings for you…

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  • Read: How to Keep Your Teaching Fresh: Yoga Instructors Share Their Secrets

    Yoga teachers will find some nice insider tips from experienced teachers in this post on Thrive, the Kripalu blog. I added my voice: Sage Rountree, author of several books on yoga for athletes and yoga sequencing: Our practice grows when we have a good balance of consistency and variety. First, we need the consistent elements…

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  • Registration Available: Kripalu January 2014

    My winter visit to teach at Kripalu is always a great start to the year, and in 2014, we’ve moved the weekend (for athletes and teachers) and the weeklong (for teachers, personal trainers, and coaches) programs far away from the Super Bowl! Read more and register here: Yoga for Athletes: Strength, Flexibility, and Focus Teaching…

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  • Retreat: Kripalu, Labor Day 2012

    I’m very excited to expand my usual Yoga for Athletes weekend workshop at Kripalu into a long-weekend format. The two extra sessions will allow us to add a second strength-building practice and to explore yin yoga together. If you have been thinking about visiting Kripalu, join us! This is sure to be a fantastic time…

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  • Kripalu Post-View, September

    Yes, I was in Seattle,however briefly! I am happy to be done with my whirlwind travel week, which began with a trip to Seattle on Wednesday–and a trip back on Thursday! In between, I loved meeting the affable, laid-back, but sharp leadership of REI and of prAna, and teaching them yoga. What a nice crew,…

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  • Kripalu Perspectives

    I’m happy to be featured in this episode of Kripalu Perspectives, talking about yoga for athletes of all kinds. Please join me for a weekend workshop at Kripalu this September 23–25. We’ll do yoga, eat gloriously, enjoy some quiet time, and explore the fantastic trail system at the height of autumn’s glory. Read more about…

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  • Kripalu Postview

    As predicted, the participants in my workshop on yoga for athletes at Kripalu were great. We had a huge range of sports and yoga experience, from longtime teachers to first-time yogis. With such a turnout, I’ve scheduled an encore weekend in fall, when the leaves should be glorious and the trails ripe for running. It’ll…

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  • Kripalu Preview

    Talking about Agnistambhasana There’s still time to sign up for my upcoming weekend at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, February 4–6. If you’re worried that it’s too much yoga for you, rest assured! First, yoga for athletes is not athletic yoga, as I explained below. Second, each year we have had a fantastic…

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  • Kripalu, February 2010

    The people who traveled to Kripalu to study with me in a weekend intensive on yoga for athletes were uniformly lovely. We had the expected array of runners, triathletes, and yoga teachers, as well as a former collegiate rower, now coaching; a seriously competitive Ultimate Frisbee player; and a woman teaching yoga to a university…

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  • Early Bird Special at Kripalu

    Kripalu is offering an early-bird special of a 10-percent discount off my February weekend workshop. If you’re wondering, “Who or what is Kripalu?” the answer is that it’s a lovely yoga center in the Berkshires in western Massachusetts, not far from Albany or Hartford. The grounds are beautiful, especially covered with February snow, and you…

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