Welcome to Yoga in the Ojai Valley with Suza Francina
Suza Francina, E-RYT 500
Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance
Certified Iyengar Yoga Instuctor
Member, International Association of Yoga Therapists
Phone:(805) 646-2613
Cell: (805) 603-8635
Fax: (805) 646-5506
E-mail: Sfrancina@aol.com
Summer 2009
Iyengar Yoga Classes for All Levels at Sacred Space Studio, , 410 Bryant Circle, Suite A, in Ojai.
Friday 8--9:20 AM
Sunday 8--9:20 AM (starts July 12, 2009)
New students please arrive early.
Class Description
This ongoing series of Iyengar Yoga classes cover the safe-practice of all categories of poses: Restorative Poses, Standing Poses, Forward Bends, Back Bends, Twists, Inverted Poses, Lying Down Poses, Hip Openers, etc. Special attention is given to strengthening standing poses and deeply relaxing restorative yoga poses. Classes are unhurried, with plenty of props to provide support so that your practice is rejuvenating and restores your energy reserves. You will learn the safe practice of the two-pillars of yoga: Headstand and Shoulderstand. Those who are new to yoga will have the opportunity to practice safe, gentle variations, suitable for beginners. All ages and levels are welcome.
The individualized attention offered in Suza's classes will help you understand how to use yoga so that your home- practice is truly healing and nurturing.
Tuition: $160 for eight classes, which allows for make-up of missed classes. During the summer new students are welcome to drop-in for $20 per class. Tuition includes copies of Suza's books which are recommended in teacher training programs world-wide.
In the spirit of yoga, sliding-scale rates, scholarships and work-exchange are available.
The great yoga masters through the ages urge us to consider all aspects of our lives and to revere all living things. Yoga addresses the ethical life through a whole range of practices that encourage us to live in harmony with nature, which includes how we treat animals.
The practice of yoga is rooted in the principle of "ahimsa" (non-violence). The great yoga masters teach that "The yogi believes that every creature has as much right to live as he has. He believes he is born to help others and he looks upon creation with the eyes of love." The yogi knows that his life is linked inextricably with other living things. A complete, holistic yoga practice encompasses a way of life that addresses the harm we inflict on animals.








