Aerial Yoga Modifications for Everyone

Aerial Yoga Modifications for Everyone

You don't bend into Yoga poses; Yoga bends to you!

Who this is for

Aerial Yoga students and teachers who wish to learn options for beginner through advanced students for popular aerial yoga positions and positions workshop attendees wish to explore.

Benefits

Because yoga students can advance their practice in many different directions, there are many choices for adapting yoga positions to a student’s abilities while simultaneously encouraging growth.

Learn ways to adapt aerial yoga positions for growth and advancement in a variety of aspects:

  • flexibility

  • strength

  • coordination

  • subtle awareness 

What to expect

Provide possible solutions to hurdles (dial down the intensity), and enhance the purpose (dial up the intensity) for around 20 aerial yoga positions in the categories of:

* Standing positions

* Hip Hang positions 

* Back Straddle (Star) positions

* Positions Cocooned Inside the Hammock

* Ribs Hang positions

... plus anything livestream participants want to explore

More information

This is an interactive livestream. Please have a yoga hammock ready to use. In addition, bring your questions, and your suggestions for which aerial yoga poses you would like to see adapted for various levels of student abilities.

Unnata Yoga

Live online
Sat, Jun 20
10:00 AM–12:00 PM EDT
$40.00

Your instructor

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Michelle Dortignac
Level 3 Yoga Teacher Badge Level 3 Yoga Teacher

Lancaster, PA, US

Michelle teaches yoga focused on structural alignment, and alignment found and reinforced through healthy breathing patterns. Out of her home studio, classes are personalized to individual students, either in vinyasa/Dharma yoga, or hammock-assisted yoga.

I’ve been a student of yoga since 1991. Like many people, I came to the practice for the physical benefits, and I stayed for the grounding, clarity, and quiet inner strength it helped me uncover. In 1998, I completed my vinyasa yoga teacher training at OM Yoga Center with Cyndi Lee, and was honored to join the teaching staff there soon after. I taught at OM until 2002, when I left to create something more personal, what would eventually become My Own Yoga. From the start, I’ve been drawn to teaching in smaller settings, working one-on-one or in small groups where I can offer students more direct, thoughtful support. For 25 years, I taught yoga in New York City and Brooklyn, leading private sessions in homes, studios, and well...

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