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Jivamukti Basic - Forward Bend Special 95 ENGLISH

In our Jivamukti Basic classes, we explore basic postural alignment and principles of yoga philosophy that serve as the building blocks for developing a balanced yet profound yoga practice. Today’s class will have a special focus on forward bends. Forward bending takes us into our past, teaching us how to resolve old issues by letting go of negative emotions that become trapped in the hamstrings, hips, and back. After a short kriya cleansing practice, a warm-up sequence, and some sun salutations, we will explore in detail forward bends such as: 

* paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Bend) 

* janu shirshasana (Head-to-Knee Seat) 

* agnistambhasana (Ankle-to-Knee Seat) 

* ardha matsyendrasana (Fish)

The class will also introduce the traditional Jivamukti shoulderstand sequence at the end and conclude with a relaxing final relaxation. This class format is suitable for beginner yoga students and anyone interested in investigating yoga practice through its foundational principles. Here, you will learn “from scratch” how to properly approach the individual asanas (yoga postures) that are commonly practiced in our Three Boons and Jivamukti Open classes, presented in a vinyasa (sequenced) format.  

DEUTSCH:

In unseren Jivamukti Basic Klassen erforschen wir die grundlegenden Ausrichtungsprinzipien der Yogapraxis und die dahinter stehende Yoga-Philosophie, welche die fundamentalen Bausteine für die Entwicklung einer ausgewogenen und tief gehenden Yoga-Praxis sind.  Die heutige Klasse ist ein Special mit Fokus auf Vorwärtsbeugen.
Vorwärtsbeugen führen uns in unsere Vergangenheit und lehren uns, alte Themen zu lösen, indem wir negative Emotionen loslassen, die sich in den Oberschenkelmuskeln, Hüften und im Rücken festsetzen können. Nach einer kurzen Kriya Reinigungspraxis, einer Aufwärmsequenz und einigen Sonnengrüßen werden wir Vorwärtsbeugen im Detail erforschen, z.B.: 

* paschimottanasana (Sitzende Vorwärtsbeuge) 

* janu shirshasana (Kopf-zum-Knie-Sitz) 

* agnistambhasana (Knöchel-zu-Knie-Sitz) 

* ardha matsyendrasana (Fisch)

Die Klasse wird außerdem am Ende die traditionelle Jivamukti-Schulterstand-Sequenz einführen und mit einer entspannenden Abschlussentspannung enden. Diese Klasse eignet sich für Yoga-Anfänger und für alle, die daran interessiert sind, die Yoga-Praxis aus der Sicht ihrer Grundprinzipien anzugehen. Hier lernst du „von Grund auf“, wie du die einzelnen Asanas (Yogastellungen), die wir in unseren Three Boons und Jivamukti Open Klassen dann im Vinyasa (auf fließenden Yogasequenzen basierte Klassen) unterrichten, richtig ausführst. 

À propos de l'entraîneur/professeur

A New York native, Tara Sullivan has lived and worked in New Zealand, Central America, Woodstock, NY, Berkeley, CA, and is now thrilled to be in Berlin. Tara began her professional life as a soprano, and after graduating from Sarah Lawrence College with a Music degree she sang sacred and secular music professionally in and around New York City. She completed the rigorous three-year teacher certification program at the American Center for the Alexander Technique (ACAT) in 1998 and was a member of the Music faculty at Long Island University's C.W. Post Campus for seven years, where she taught the Alexander Technique as an integrated part of the Music curriculum. Her over twenty years teaching the Alexander Technique have included an extensive private practice as well as a host of settings including universities, retreats, and community centers. Tara is an Advanced Certified Jivamukti Yoga teacher, having completed the teacher training at Samadhi Yoga in Sydney (now Jivamukti Yoga Sydney) prior to the Jivamukti Yoga teacher training at the Omega Institute with Sharon Gannon, David Life, Yogeswari, and Ruth Lauer Manenti. She has studied natural vision improvement and the Eyebody Method extensively with Peter Grunwald since 2000, and has a hand in most of his English language printed and recorded matter, including editing both editions of his book, Eyebody - the Art of Integrating Eye, Brain and Body (2004, 2008). Above all, Tara is grateful to have had amazing and generous teachers in her life, without whom she would be lost. They include Ruth Golden, Daniel Singer, Sandra Ferreira, and of course Sharon Gannon and David Life, as well as the work of Paul Watson and the music of Mark Deutsch. She is a solo mother to a young feral boy, who she is raising vegan, anti-speciesist and punk rock.